Select the storage type that’s right for you: up to 40 TB of highly affordable HDD, or 10 TB of blazing fast NVMe SSD.
Mount Block Storage to your virtual machines, so you can scale storage independently of compute. Use volumes just like physical disks, for file systems, databases, logs, backups, and more.
Vultr Block Storage is designed for data durability and 99.99% availability. Each Block Storage volume is stored and replicated across a highly available cluster.
Block Storage volumes with NVMe SSD deliver high performance data throughput and IOPS to your instance, for just $1 per 10 GB.
Documentation and API access for block storage.
All servers on your account are billed hourly, with charges capped at 672 hours per month for most plans to ensure predictable costs. However, the hourly rate is calculated based on a 730-hour month, which reflects the average number of hours in a month. If your server is online continuously, you will not be charged more than the 672-hour cap for that month. Accumulated charges are invoiced to your account on the 1st of each month.
Information regarding the usage of block storage with our Linux and Windows instances can be found here.
Yes, instances in a stopped state continue to reserve dedicated system resources (RAM, SSD storage, IP aliases, vCPU) and therefore incur charges until you destroy the instance. If you wish to no longer accumulate charges for a virtual machine, please use the DESTROY button in the customer portal.
Yes, you can modify the size for your block storage within the members area. Please note that this will require a reboot of the instance in which your block storage is attached.
No. Block storage can only be attached to instances deployed in the same region.
No, because of potential data loss you cannot perform an in-place downgrade of block storage, but you can use these steps to migrate your files to a smaller block storage subscription.
All servers on your account are billed hourly, with charges capped at 672 hours per month for most plans to ensure predictable costs. However, the hourly rate is calculated based on a 730-hour month, which reflects the average number of hours in a month. If your server is online continuously, you will not be charged more than the 672-hour cap for that month. Accumulated charges are invoiced to your account on the 1st of each month.