Unlimited bandwidth VPS, explained honestly

Updated 2026-10-30

If you are looking for an unlimited bandwidth VPS, Wolkra's answer is unmetered traffic: no transfer cap and no per-GB fees on any plan, on ports up to 10 Gbit/s shared, under a fair-use policy. Our servers are in Frankfurt, Germany, and start at €3.49 per month.

"Unlimited" is a search term, not a specification

Nobody can sell a truly unlimited network. Every virtual server connects through a physical port with a maximum speed, and that port is shared by the servers on the same host. So when a provider says "unlimited bandwidth", it usually means one of these:

1. Unmetered traffic. Transfer isn't counted for billing. This is what Wolkra offers.
2. A very large allowance. There is a cap, it is just high. Going over may cost money or reduce speed.
3. Unlimited until throttled. Traffic is free, but speed drops sharply after a hidden threshold.

The first option is the one that tends to hold up in daily use. The other two can look the same on a pricing page and behave very differently on your invoice or in your graphs. Our guide unmetered vs unlimited bandwidth goes deeper.

Questions to ask any "unlimited" provider

Use this checklist when you compare offers, including ours.

If a provider can't answer the shared-or-dedicated question or doesn't publish a fair-use rule, treat "unlimited" as marketing until proven otherwise.

Who looks for unlimited bandwidth

The people who search for this usually have a specific job in mind:

• Media hosts running a personal Jellyfin library for friends and family.
• VPN operators who route a whole household or small team through one server.
• Open-source projects hosting mirrors, release files or container images.
• Teams moving large files between offices, studios or other clouds, within the law and our policies.
• Agencies with many client sites that don't want to track transfer per site.

For a traffic-heavy workload, also look at disk space. Bigger files need storage, so consider attaching block storage volumes from 10 GB up to 10 TB to a modest server.

What "unmetered" looks like on your bill

Here is the full cost of a simple setup on Wolkra:

Prices are in EUR without VAT, and servers are billed per started hour, capped at the monthly price. Bigger plans follow the same pattern: the traffic line stays at zero.

For CPU-heavy work, such as transcoding, the c plans are worth a look.

Where the line is

We want heavy users. What we don't allow is traffic that harms others: attacks, spam, or a server that saturates a shared host for long periods in a way that degrades its neighbours. When that happens we may limit the resource and contact you. Abuse reports go to [email protected] and come with deadlines to respond. That is the whole "catch", written down.

Getting started

1. Create an account and top up by card, USDT or TRX.
2. Launch a server in Frankfurt with your preferred Linux distribution.
3. Add a firewall and attach a volume if you need extra space.
4. Check the network graph in the console to see what your workload really uses.

Not sure about the term "unmetered"? Our unmetered bandwidth VPS page explains how billing works, and network covers the technical side.

Try it for an hour

Because billing is hourly, you can test your real traffic on a Wolkra server for the price of a coffee and delete it if it doesn't fit. Sign up and launch a server.