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Because the bill includes what the price tag leaves out: the IPv4 address, setup fees, the price after an introductory offer ends, and VAT when you add it. Every line of the bill is shown, so you can check each one.

No. The order is the bill under the assumptions shown above the list, then a fixed tie-break. Some links may earn us a commission when you buy; that never moves a row, and the code that sorts does not know which links do.

Every price shows when it was last checked. Prices entered by hand show as aging after 14 days and leave the rankings after 45 days, until they are checked again.

The provider does not publish one of the charges you need, often an IPv4 fee or the price of extra traffic. That charge is left out of the price shown and named under it, so you know to check it at the provider before you buy. We never count an unknown charge as free.

Not unless you choose a country. Businesses in the EU usually buy without VAT; private customers pay their own country’s rate. Pick it in the settings and every bill includes it.

Turn off Public IPv4 and the address fees leave every bill. An IPv6-only server is often the cheapest setup, as long as your users and tools can reach it.

No. A vCPU is a share of a processor, and providers slice them differently. Shared cores slow down when neighbours are busy; dedicated cores do not. Compare like with like using the cores filter.

Use “Report a correction” on the server’s page. Confirmed corrections are fixed and logged with the date, so you can see what changed.