NAT VPS in Germany

Cheap NAT VPS from 59 RUB/mo

Compact virtual servers with NVMe for bots, proxies, test environments, and small services. You get root access, a stable unlimited 100 Mbit/s network powered by Intel Xeon, and predictable pricing without paying extra for a dedicated IPv4.

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from 59 RUB per month
location Germany 100 Mbit/s
disk NVMe 10-50 GB
NAT VPS plans

A line for lightweight workloads

Plans are loaded from the shared Cheap-Host catalog, so the prices on this page match checkout in the control panel.

NAT Start

59 RUB/mo
  • CPUIntel Xeon
  • vCPU1
  • RAM1 GB
  • NVMe10 GB
  • TrafficUnlimited
  • IP AddressShared IPv4 (no IPv6)
  • Ports999 TCP/UDP + SSH
  • SMTP (25)Blocked
  • Network100 Mbit/s
  • locationGermany
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NAT Base

99 RUB/mo
  • CPUIntel Xeon
  • vCPU1
  • RAM2 GB
  • NVMe15 GB
  • TrafficUnlimited
  • IP AddressShared IPv4 (no IPv6)
  • Ports999 TCP/UDP + SSH
  • SMTP (25)Blocked
  • Network100 Mbit/s
  • locationGermany
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NAT Pro

199 RUB/mo
  • CPUIntel Xeon
  • vCPU2
  • RAM4 GB
  • NVMe25 GB
  • TrafficUnlimited
  • IP AddressShared IPv4 (no IPv6)
  • Ports999 TCP/UDP + SSH
  • SMTP (25)Blocked
  • Network100 Mbit/s
  • locationGermany
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NAT Plus

349 RUB/mo
  • CPUIntel Xeon
  • vCPU4
  • RAM8 GB
  • NVMe50 GB
  • TrafficUnlimited
  • IP AddressShared IPv4 (no IPv6)
  • Ports999 TCP/UDP + SSH
  • SMTP (25)Blocked
  • Network100 Mbit/s
  • locationGermany
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Use cases

Where NAT VPS makes the most sense

It is not a replacement for every dedicated server. It is a practical tool for workloads where price, root access, and 24/7 uptime matter.

Remote Work Access

Set up secure remote work access for your company's team.

Bots and automation

Telegram bots, small Python/Node.js scripts, cron jobs, and monitoring.

Proxies and network utilities

A compact environment for proxies, API clients, and helper network services.

Dev and staging

Test stands, sandboxes, Git runners, and environments for trying ideas.

Minecraft server for friends

A small Java/Bedrock server, test world, or private modpack with access through one of the 999 issued NAT ports. For a larger project, a regular VPS is a better fit.

Small services

Personal dashboards, backend workers, webhook receivers, and moderate-load services.

Learning projects

Linux, Docker, self-hosted tools, and experiments without a large budget.

Honest comparison

NAT VPS or regular VPS

Choose NAT when you need a budget server. Choose a regular VPS when a dedicated IPv4 and standard public ports are critical.

NAT VPS

  • Lower entry price: from 59 RUB/mo.
  • Shared IPv4 and a dedicated port range (999 ports).
  • Fits remote access, bots, proxies, dev/staging, and small Minecraft servers.
  • Not always convenient for websites on standard 80/443 ports.

Regular VPS

  • Dedicated IPv4 for the server.
  • Easier publishing for websites, panels, and APIs on standard ports.
  • Better for production projects with external integrations.
  • Costs more because it includes broader network capabilities.

Important NAT limitations

NAT VPS uses a shared public IPv4. Incoming connections get 999 dedicated ports (both TCP and UDP), so this server should not be treated as a full replacement for a VPS with a dedicated IPv4 for websites, mail servers, or services that require standard public ports.

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A short guide to how this line works and who it fits.

It is a virtual server with a shared public IPv4 and a dedicated set of ports. It fits low-cost workloads where a separate IPv4 address for the whole server is not required.
A regular VPS usually gets a dedicated IPv4 and is more convenient for websites, mail, and services on standard ports. NAT VPS is cheaper, but incoming access works through assigned ports.
For bots, proxies, small backend services, test environments, monitoring, and personal tools.
Yes, if the application can work on an assigned port or through an additional proxy. For a public website on standard 80/443 ports, a regular VPS is usually easier.
Yes, for a small private server or test build. You need to set one of the 999 issued NAT ports in the server configuration and connect with address plus port. For a larger project, choose a regular VPS.
NAT VPS servers are hosted in Germany, use NVMe storage, and include an unlimited 100 Mbit/s network on every configuration powered by Intel Xeon.