ColoCrossing NYC Annual VPS Restock · from $10.99/yr · up to 40 TB @ 1 Gbps · KVM

ColoCrossing (US datacenter provider since 2003, upstream for RackNerd's LA DC03) restocks cheap NYC annual VPS: KVM + 1 Gbps port, entry 1C / 1GB / 30GB SSD / 40TB monthly from $10.99/yr, scaling up to 8C / 16GB (about $299/yr). Full Linux plus Windows, pays via Alipay / PayPal. The large traffic is the advertised figure; real-world throughput is subject to oversell and shared bandwidth.
About ColoCrossing
ColoCrossing (founded 2003) is a well-known US datacenter and colocation provider running large-scale rack hosting (it is the upstream for RackNerd's LA DC03).
To be fair: it is a cost-driven, high-volume provider — plenty of capacity, but with some oversell and shared bandwidth, so treat the advertised large traffic / bandwidth figures with realism.
Restock: cheap NYC annual VPS
This restock centers on the New York (NYC) facility: all KVM with a 1 Gbps port and 1 IPv4, entry from $10.99/yr with up to 40 TB monthly traffic. Unlike its recurring-discount Cloud VPS line (LA / Dublin, same-price renewal, 20 TB), this one is NYC + large traffic, for bulk downloads, backup nodes and light workloads.
NYC VPS tiers (selection)
Go to ColoCrossing60+ configs in total, $10.99–$299.40/yr. Representative tiers (aggregated from public pages; full list and pricing at checkout):
Datacenter · virtualization · OS
Mainly NYC this round; ColoCrossing also covers LA, Chicago, Dallas, Seattle, San Jose, Buffalo, Atlanta, Toronto (CA) and Dublin (IE). All KVM, 1 Gbps port, 1 IPv4. OS: full Linux distros plus Windows Server 2012 / 2016 / 2019 / 2022 / 2025.
Official Looking Glass & how to test
Go to ColoCrossingBefore buying, test NYC latency / routing / download via the official Looking Glass nodes (these are the provider's LG nodes, not our benchmarks):
| DC | Looking Glass |
|---|---|
| New York | lg.nyc.colocrossing.com |
| Los Angeles | lg.la.colocrossing.com |
| Dallas | lg.dal.colocrossing.com |
| Chicago | lg.chi.colocrossing.com |
| Dublin | lg.dub.colocrossing.com |
| Toronto | lg.tor.colocrossing.com |
Test at China peak hours for latency / loss / download. NYC is far from China with higher latency — choose a US West node if China access is the priority.
Payment
Alipay and PayPal.
Use cases
The cheap NYC large-traffic VPS suits:
- Bulk downloads / scraping / backups
- Overseas access, light hosting and proxy nodes
- Test environments and small deployments
- Light workloads needing Windows Server
- Cost-sensitive backup nodes that value large traffic
Oversell & caveats
Shared-bandwidth, high-volume environment: advertised figures like 40 TB are nominal and real usable traffic / speed is subject to oversell and shared bandwidth. Test via the LG nodes above, or start with a small annual plan before scaling.
FAQ
Difference vs the Cloud VPS recurring deal? The recurring line is LA / Dublin, same-price renewal, 20 TB; this restock is NYC + up to 40 TB annual.
Windows? Yes — full Linux distros and Windows Server 2012–2025.
Is 40 TB real? It is the advertised figure; shared bandwidth + oversell mean real usage varies.
How to test? Use the official LG nodes (e.g. NYC lg.nyc.colocrossing.com) for latency / loss / download.
China access? NYC is far with higher latency — pick a US West optimized node for China-first use.
Data source
Specs, datacenters, OS and pricing aggregated from ColoCrossing's official public pages (checked 2026-06); the full 60+ tiers and final pricing are on the checkout page. Buy buttons are our affiliate links and do not affect the content.
Order Notes
- Provider doesn't accept Alipay — pay via PayPal or Credit Card instead
- Support tickets are English-only; you'll need English for any issues
- Sale stock fluctuates — if a config fits, order now; hesitating overnight often means it sells out
- Auto-provision usually takes 5-15 min after order (root password by email); open a ticket if not provisioned within 30 min
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