Fair Use Policy

Short answer: The traffic figure on a plan is the amount of data you can transfer that month without a speed restriction. Port speed (1 Gbps) is instant throughput, not a monthly quota. You are not charged per GB.

Virtual servers (VDS / VPS)

Turkey Linux VDS, Windows VDS and Ryzen VDS plans use a 1 Gbps port. The monthly fair-use quota depends on the plan:

• S plans (TR-S, WIN-S, RYZ-S): 3 TB per month
• M plans (TR-M, WIN-M, RYZ-M): 5 TB per month
• L plans (TR-L, WIN-L, RYZ-L): 7 TB per month
• XL plans (TR-XL, WIN-XL, RYZ-XL): 10 TB per month
• There is no per-GB fee. Exceeding the quota does not create an overage invoice.
• If the quota is exceeded the port is limited to 10 Mbps; the server is not shut down or suspended.
• On the next calendar month the counter resets and the speed limit is lifted.
• Extra traffic or a 100 Mbps boost until month end can be bought from the traffic box in the customer panel; it is applied automatically once payment is confirmed.

3 TB is about 100 GB per day or roughly 9 Mbps continuous; 10 TB is about 330 GB per day or roughly 30 Mbps continuous. Running the port at 1 Gbps non-stop fills the quota in hours. Most website, e-commerce, API, RDP, game and backup use never reaches it.

Dedicated servers

Traffic on dedicated servers is separate from VDS quotas. The value on the product page applies:

• Turkey Xeon dedicated: 1 Gbit full speed, 33 TB/month included
• AMD Ryzen dedicated: 1 Gbit / 33 TB
• Germany dedicated: 500 Mbps public port; quota as on the product page
• France dedicated: 500 Mbps–1 Gbps; most are unmetered, SDC-R6 includes 25 TB
• Cabinets and colocation: the traffic stated on the product or contract applies
• The automatic 10 Mbps VDS throttle is not applied to dedicated servers. Overages follow the product page and contract; no extra fee is charged without your approval.

What is the difference between 1 Gbps and the quota?

What happens if a virtual-server quota is exceeded?

1. Your port speed is reduced to 10 Mbps. Web, SSH, remote desktop and API traffic keep working; large file transfers slow down.
2. Your server is not shut down or suspended.
3. No extra charge is applied.
4. In the next calendar month the counter resets and the restriction is lifted.

When a speed restriction is applied, our support team informs you.

Why do plans have different quotas?

Virtual servers share the same physical host and network. Smaller plans have a lower quota, larger plans a higher one. If you want the port to be yours alone, dedicated servers are a better fit.

Which uses push the quota?

What if I need more traffic?

On virtual servers you can buy extra traffic from the panel, or open a support ticket. Nothing changes and no fee applies without your approval.

Frequently asked

Is traffic really unlimited?
In terms of per-GB fees, yes. In terms of speed, your plan’s monthly quota (3 / 5 / 7 / 10 TB) applies.

Will my server shut down if I exceed the quota?
No. On a virtual server only the port drops to 10 Mbps.

Will I be invoiced for exceeding the limit?
No. No extra charge is applied without your knowledge and approval.

When does my speed return to normal?
In the next calendar month the counter resets and the restriction is lifted.

Can I use high speed for short periods?
Yes. The 1 Gbps port is always available; the limit applies to the monthly total, not to instant speed.

Does a dedicated server also drop to 10 Mbps?
No. That automatic throttle is for virtual servers only. Dedicated servers use the 33 TB (or other) quota on the product page.

Last updated: 10 October 2026 · For questions, open a support ticket or call +90 224 334 02 42. The Turkish version of this page prevails.