Last updated: 2025-12-19

1. Port Speed (Bandwidth) #

• Each VPS network is 1Gbps shared (best effort)

• Since this is a shared environment, 1Gbps is not guaranteed at all times

2. Monthly Transfer Volume (Total Inbound and Outbound) #

Transfer volume for this service is measured as outbound + inbound combined (IPv4/IPv6 aggregated).

2.1 Standard Transfer Volume Limits (Total Inbound and Outbound) #

• NVPS-16: 6TB / month

• NVPS-32: 12TB / month

• NVPS-64: 18TB / month

• NVPS-96: 24TB / month

※May display “1TB=1000GB” in some cases (in accordance with management console display).
※Measurement targets are generally internet communications via public interfaces.

3. Notification at 80% Threshold #

When 80% of the monthly transfer volume limit is reached, an automatic notification will be sent to the registered email address.
(Example: For NVPS-16, when approximately 4.8TB is reached)

4. Bandwidth Throttling When Limit is Exceeded #

When the monthly transfer volume limit is exceeded, the VPS in question will be bandwidth throttled to a maximum of 2.5MB/s until the end of the billing period.

• 2.5MB/s ≒ approximately 20Mbps equivalent

• The transfer volume counter and bandwidth throttling will be reset at the start of the next month (next measurement period)

※Temporary restrictions may be imposed at our discretion for usage management or incident response.

5. Additional Traffic (Raising Limits) and Pricing #

Transfer volume limits can be increased through optional add-ons.

• Additional traffic charge: +11 yen per GB / month

• Examples:

  • +100GB: +1,100 yen/month

  • +1TB (=1000GB): +11,000 yen/month

  • +5TB: +55,000 yen/month

※The timing of additional traffic application (immediate/next month) follows the display on the application screen and management console.
※Raising the limit does not change the port speed (1Gbps shared).

6. Usage Notes (Fair Use) #

The following use cases may be subject to restrictions or individual consultation from the perspective of fair network usage.

• CDN use, continuous high-volume distribution, mirror distribution, P2P use

• Use cases where excessive backup synchronization or large-volume transfers are habitual

• Continuous high-load communications that we determine would affect other customers