nexthop.no m3.xlarge, NOK 554.80/mo. on Linux/Windows Cloud
m3.xlarge has been added on Mar 17, 2026
| 💪 CPU/Cores : | 4 cores |
|---|---|
| 🔋 RAM : | 16000 MB |
| 🔌 Hosted domains : | 1 |
| 🆓 free domains : | 0 |
| 📌 Dedicated IPs : | 0 |
| 💳 Payment Methods : | Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards |
| ✍️ Support Options : | EmailPhone / Toll-FreeAvailable 24/7 |
| 🌏 Server Locations : | Norway |
| ⚑ Targeting : | NO |
See also initial m3.xlarge plan location on their website!
*📜 Plan description
M3 generation 3 general-purpose flavour with 4 GB RAM per vCPU, presented as suitable for testing and very low volume servers.
Configured with 16 GB RAM and 4 CPU cores.
The published monthly estimate based on 730 hours is NOK 1197.20 with no minimum usage, NOK 905.20 with a NOK 1000 monthly commitment, and NOK 554.80 with a NOK 5000 monthly commitment.
The plan price field uses the lowest published monthly estimate, corresponding to the highest standard commitment tier.
No bundled storage, traffic quota, or public IPv4 allocation is explicitly included in this flavour row, as storage, network traffic, and public IP addresses are priced separately within the platform.
This instance can be launched in seconds and managed through API-driven operations, console access, and the cloud interface.
This cloud group is positioned as an Infrastructure-as-a-Service platform built on open solutions and OpenStack APIs, with strong emphasis on avoiding vendor lock-in and keeping interoperability with other OpenStack-based environments. The service is presented as pay-as-you-go with no minimum usage, while larger monthly usage commitments unlock lower rates and custom quotes are available for higher volumes. The platform is described as highly redundant and monitored 24/7 by the operations team, with an easy web user interface, powerful APIs for automation, and full console access to servers. It supports virtual networking with custom networks, routers and firewalls, plus volume storage, snapshots, and object storage for modern applications. Volume data is stated to be stored with three full copies across multiple storage nodes for redundancy, and object storage is described as suitable for static content and archival use with HTTP and HTTPS access. The cloud is operated from several ISO-certified data center locations in the Oslo area and can be integrated with colocated or remote customer hardware for hybrid cloud deployments, migration projects, planning workshops and onboarding. Assistance is available by email and phone, while extended on-call agreements can provide 24/7 emergency support.
Configured with 16 GB RAM and 4 CPU cores.
The published monthly estimate based on 730 hours is NOK 1197.20 with no minimum usage, NOK 905.20 with a NOK 1000 monthly commitment, and NOK 554.80 with a NOK 5000 monthly commitment.
The plan price field uses the lowest published monthly estimate, corresponding to the highest standard commitment tier.
No bundled storage, traffic quota, or public IPv4 allocation is explicitly included in this flavour row, as storage, network traffic, and public IP addresses are priced separately within the platform.
This instance can be launched in seconds and managed through API-driven operations, console access, and the cloud interface.
This cloud group is positioned as an Infrastructure-as-a-Service platform built on open solutions and OpenStack APIs, with strong emphasis on avoiding vendor lock-in and keeping interoperability with other OpenStack-based environments. The service is presented as pay-as-you-go with no minimum usage, while larger monthly usage commitments unlock lower rates and custom quotes are available for higher volumes. The platform is described as highly redundant and monitored 24/7 by the operations team, with an easy web user interface, powerful APIs for automation, and full console access to servers. It supports virtual networking with custom networks, routers and firewalls, plus volume storage, snapshots, and object storage for modern applications. Volume data is stated to be stored with three full copies across multiple storage nodes for redundancy, and object storage is described as suitable for static content and archival use with HTTP and HTTPS access. The cloud is operated from several ISO-certified data center locations in the Oslo area and can be integrated with colocated or remote customer hardware for hybrid cloud deployments, migration projects, planning workshops and onboarding. Assistance is available by email and phone, while extended on-call agreements can provide 24/7 emergency support.
📄 Editorial Review
Nexthop AS is a Norway-based infrastructure provider focused on business fiber connectivity, cloud servers (IaaS), and colocation, with operations centered in the Oslo area. They have been active since 2008 and run the business more like an ISP and data-center operator than a typical "website hosting" brand—so customers looking for classic shared hosting or cheap cPanel plans will notice immediately that this portfolio is aimed at companies with real infrastructure needs.The service stack is built around three main lines:
- Fiber / Carrier services: Business-grade fiber delivery in and around Oslo, with options that go well beyond "internet access." They handle IP transit, point-to-point connectivity, and can design more advanced network setups for customers that need routing control and redundancy.
- Cloud Servers (OpenStack-based IaaS): A self-service cloud where customers spin up virtual machines quickly, manage networks and storage, and automate workflows via APIs. The platform is designed to avoid vendor lock-in through native OpenStack APIs and supports hybrid setups that connect cloud networks directly to physical equipment.
- Colocation: Rack space and private areas designed for high availability, with strong emphasis on physical security, redundant power/cooling, and flexible connectivity (including cross-connects and high-capacity ports).
They also operate in adjacent infrastructure areas that are not positioned as "storefront products" but appear as part of their broader operations: managed hosting/server operations, hybrid solutions, dual-site colocation, wavelengths, offsite backup, VPN services, and robust DNS.
On the corporate side, Nexthop has expanded through acquisitions, including Activosys (2014), MultiHost IT (2018), and Bayonette’s fiber network (2018), consolidating teams and services into Nexthop.
Website localization: the public site is available in English and Norwegian (Norsk). Pricing is shown in NOK, and prices are stated without tax.
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