A KVM VPS host built for China-optimised routes: from $5.00 CAD/month across Hong Kong, Osaka, Tokyo, Seoul and Los Angeles, with the Los Angeles TRI entry plan carrying CN2 GIA, AS9929 and CMIN2 in both directions on one box, and monthly billing on almost every line.
Best for: Buyers who need a China-optimised route on the smallest possible monthly commitment — the Los Angeles TRI entry at $5.00 CAD/month, optimised in both directions
One $24.99/year plan sold in thirteen versions: the same 1 vCPU / 1 GB cloud instance with a 5 Mbps Premium port in Taiwan or a 200 Mbps Global port in Los Angeles — the network class decides the product, not the hardware.
Best for: Buyers who want bandwidth per dollar rather than a mainland-China route — pick a Global or Standard port for 100-200 Mbps unmetered at $24.99/year
The $3.44/month shared hosting headline exists only on a 24-month prepayment of $82.59 — and biennial plans are the one cycle the 30-day refund policy excludes; monthly on the same plan is $4.39.
Best for: Buyers who need a Windows or macOS server and want the licence and management bundled: Basic Windows VPS at $16.10/month and the Mac line at $18.98/month on two-year cycles, both on one price list
A Los Angeles cloud host selling three bandwidth classes from one configurator — the CN2 GIA / 9929 / CMIN2 triple-optimised class is the real product, with AMD EPYC hardware and native US IPs as the strengths, while the middle class shares its marketing but not its carriers.
Best for: Buyers who specifically need a mainland-China route and will pay for the triple-optimised class rather than the cheaper lookalikes
A Chinese-language VPS brand selling in nine regions: a real US-housed home-broadband VDS line from ¥169/month and entry pricing of ¥199/year — under one phrase, 双ISP家宽住宅, that covers three different grades.
Best for: Buyers who specifically need an IP that platforms read as a home connection, and who will score the delivered address themselves rather than trust the product name