Hetzner CCX63, € 288.49/mo. on Linux Cloud

CCX63 has been added on Feb 25, 2025, Aggregate Rating (3.7 out of 10 from 32 reviews)

Overage :	€ 0.001/GB
💪 CPU/Cores :	48 vCPU
🔋 RAM :	192000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalWire Transfer
🔨 Control Panel :	[In-house]
🔧 Category :	BackupWordpress
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Finland Germany Singapore United States
⚑ Targeting :	AT DE UK US

See also initial CCX63 plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Hetzner (founded 1997 by Martin Hetzner in Gunzenhausen, Germany) is one of Europe’s largest data-center operators, running hundreds of thousands of servers and delivering a broad lineup that spans Dedicated Hosting, Cloud Hosting, Shared Web Hosting, Colocation (racks), Storage Boxes, Domains, and SSL certificates. They pair consistent price-to-performance with 24/7 access to qualified data-center technicians and maintain their own high-tech facilities in Nuremberg, Falkenstein/Vogtland (Germany) and Helsinki (Finland), plus cloud/data-center locations in Ashburn, VA and Hillsboro, OR (USA) and Singapore.

Shared Hosting (Webhosting)

This is Hetzner’s entry point for classic websites and email. Plans bundle daily backups, SSL, DNS, PHP (5/7/8), MariaDB/PostgreSQL, and developer niceties like cron, Redis object cache, and one-click WordPress. It’s cost-efficient for blogs, portfolios, small business sites and even Webshop setups on higher tiers. Constraints exist on lower plans (e.g., some quotas and add-on fees for external domains), so heavier e-commerce or custom apps should pick larger tiers or move to Cloud/Dedicated when consistent CPU is required.

Cloud Hosting (Hetzner Cloud)

Cloud servers are on modern Intel/AMD (and Ampere Arm64 on newer lines) with fast NVMe and a rich IaaS feature set: Load Balancers, private Networks, stateful Firewalls, Volumes up to 10 TB, Snapshots/Backups, Floating IPs, and an API/CLI. Two pricing families are common: shared-vCPU for best price/performance on moderate workloads, and dedicated-vCPU for sustained CPU needs and low latency. This tier fits scalable web apps, Kubernetes, CI/CD runners, microservices, managed WordPress stacks, and data workloads that benefit from programmatic control. Hourly billing with a monthly cap makes it flexible; remember instances bill until deletion.

Dedicated Hosting (Root Servers)

Bare-metal with Intel or AMD CPUs and SATA/HDD/NVMe options. It’s the right choice when predictable performance, custom kernels, special storage layouts, or consistent high network throughput matter (game servers, busy databases, ML preprocessing, large ecommerce). Customers choose pre-configured models (e.g., AX41-NVMe) or customize. Compared with Cloud, you gain full hardware control and stable performance; you lose per-minute elasticity and must plan capacity ahead.

Colocation (Racks)

For teams that own hardware or need specific appliances, Hetzner provides 1/3 and full racks in ISO 27001:2022-certified parks (Nuremberg, Falkenstein, Helsinki). You bring the servers; they supply redundant power/UPS, cooling, connectivity to major exchanges, 24/7 access, and on-site technicians. Colocation is ideal when compliance, asset ownership, or bespoke architectures (e.g., proprietary storage, specialized accelerators) are non-negotiable, while still benefiting from carrier-grade facilities and renewable-energy operations.

Storage Boxes (Online Backup)

A simple, affordable off-site backup target with flexible access (FTP/SFTP/SCP/rsync, WebDAV/Samba) and Snapshot support. Use it for website/database backups, log archives, or user file sync. Capacity scales up or down without migrations. It pairs naturally with Shared, Cloud, or Dedicated environments to meet retention goals or off-host backup policies.

Internet Domains

Domain registration and management integrated with Hetzner’s DNS Console. This keeps DNS edits, hosting, and infrastructure under one account, reducing operational friction. It’s a convenience layer rather than a unique selling point, but valuable for teams that prefer a single vendor.

SSL Certificates

Commercial SSL options (e.g., Thawte SSL123; DigiCert as the CA partner) complement free certificates when brand recognition, warranty levels, or specific validation requirements matter. This suits stores, customer portals, or enterprises that standardize on paid certs for policy reasons.
Hetzner’s lineup covers the spectrum—from low-cost shared sites to API-driven cloud and bare-metal performance, plus colocation for full control. Shared is the budget starter; Cloud is the flexible workhorse with modern tooling; Dedicated is for deterministic performance; Colocation is for hardware owners; Storage Boxes solve backups cleanly; Domains/SSL round out the stack.