[LayerOne] More Capacity + New Features – VPS from $1.89/mo | 1GB–8GB RAM

Hello LET!

LayerOne has added additional capacity, and we’re extending it out to the LET community!

We’ve also rolled out quite a few updates since our last thread, including private networking, per-VM firewalls, floating IPs, improved usage graphs, and more.

What’s New?

Private Networking
Create private LANs between your LayerOne VPS servers, allowing them to communicate without traversing the public network.

Per-VM Firewalls
Create and manage firewall rules for individual VPS servers directly from the LayerOne panel.

Floating IPs
Create floating IP addresses and move them between your servers whenever needed. Floating IPs are billed hourly and can be removed at any time.

PTR / rDNS Management
PTR records can now be configured directly from the Network tab in the LayerOne panel.

New Usage Graphs
Keep track of your server’s resource and bandwidth usage from one convenient screen.

Shared Bandwidth Pool
Your account starts with 2,000GB of included bandwidth. Each additional VPS you deploy adds another 500GB to your shared bandwidth pool.

2.5Gbps Networking
All plans now have 2.5Gbps networking by default, as well as new 10Gbps network optimized plans

LET Promotional Pricing

gc.nano — $1.89/mo or $15.12/yr
– 1 vCPU
– 1,024MB RAM
– 20GB SAS SSD

Deploy Monthly | Deploy Annually

gc.micro — $3.15/mo or $25.20/yr
– 1 vCPU
– 2,048MB RAM
– 40GB SAS SSD

Deploy Monthly | Deploy Annually

g.small — $5.04/mo or $40.32/yr
– 2 vCPU
– 4,096MB RAM
– 60GB SAS SSD

Deploy Monthly | Deploy Annually

Looking for more LET exclusive deals? https://layeronecloud.com/let-promo/

LIMITED PROMOTION: The first 5 users who reply with their VPS ID or name will be able to double one resource of their choice.
After that you can choose either 1GB of additional memory or 10GB of storage by replying to this thread with your VPS ID or name while supplies last

All of these offers are available while promotional capacity lasts.
As always, we’re happy to answer any questions or hear feedback from the LET community.

Thanks!
LayerOne