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Hetzner CPX12 — price, specs & real monthly cost

Here's what a CPX12 actually costs once traffic, backups and VAT are in the picture — not just the sticker rate.

€15.49/mo net · from (cheapest EU) · €0.02/hr
1 vCPU shared2 GB RAM40 GB NVMeAMD EPYCx86
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Specs

vCPU1 (shared)
RAM2 GB
NVMe SSD40 GB
CPUAMD EPYC
Architecturex86

What a CPX12 really costs

Base (cheapest EU)€15.49/mo
+ Backups (+20%)€18.59/mo
Included traffic0.549755813888 TB
Traffic overage€7.40/TB
VATadded at checkout

Prices are net (ex-VAT) Hetzner list rates from the official rate card, updated 2026-07-05.

Price by location

LocationMonthly (net)
Singapore 🇸🇬€15.49/mo

US regions cost noticeably more than EU — location is one of the biggest levers on your bill.

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FAQ

How much does a Hetzner CPX12 cost per month?

A CPX12 starts at €15.49/mo net (cheapest EU location) — about €0.02/hour. With backups enabled it's ~€18.59/mo, plus VAT and any traffic over the 0.549755813888 TB included.

What's included in the CPX12 price?

The flat rate includes the 1 vCPU / 2 GB RAM / 40 GB NVMe instance and 0.549755813888 TB of outbound traffic. Extra traffic is €7.40/TB. Backups add 20%. Volumes, extra IPs and load balancers are billed separately.

Is the CPX12 billed hourly or monthly?

Hourly, capped at the monthly rate — but Hetzner bills a full hour the moment a server exists, so a server alive for two seconds still costs one billed hour. HCM books spend the same way, so short-lived/autoscaled servers are counted correctly.

Why is my CPX12 bill higher than €15.49?

The sticker price is the base rate at the cheapest EU location. US locations cost ~3× more, and backups (+20%), traffic overage, volumes and IPs all add up. HCM shows your true per-resource spend so there are no surprises.