how mutch do you pay per mbps of traffic?
 

do you think 60/mbps is too mutch?

ya ......

Holy shit yes...

Serverprovider charges me something like 20 bucks per mbit (overuse same price too). And it's billed on average, not 95th percentile. Wich is like at least 1/3 less usage then the hosts billing on 95th.

i pay 180 per 10mbits from atrivo.com

i have a friend paying that mutch and he says he have one of the best deals on the hosting company

60/Mbps is defenitely too much allthough it's more relevant how much you make
per Mbps in relation to what you pay for it....if paying more increases your profit
margin in relation to the costs than it turns out that paying more end up being
cheaper than paying less :winkwink:

Something you have to figure out by trying and analyzing your traffic and looking
for anything that could be a limiting factor affecting the results.....
in no way is this a proven formula for success :thumbsup

fast connection + overloaded servers can't be fixed with changing network

How many bandwith do you use?

By the way, cogent bandwith is cheaper...I hope you don't paid $60/mbps for Cogent ;)

its not my server, but i guess its not cogent

any more opnions about the $60/mbps ?

thanks

Yes.. it is too much!

Does it include hardware/server(s) and managed services? If not, yes high

package is

server6
It's averaging just about 24Mbit
$1440.00 usd + $60 colocation + $203.42 server leasing

$1703,42

you could have 100 mbits for that with the server....

Ripoff....

any more opnions about this would be greatly appreciated

thanks a lot for the comments so far

Yeah, it's waaay too much. You better be hosting with Akamai for that price now a days.

We pay about 180$ for a server with 10mbit unmetered Cogent. So $18 per Mbit with the server.

$12.5 here if you devide it out

$250 for 20mbps

You should be spending 20-25% of revenue on hosting your site. Its your storefront, and nobody goes into the rundown stores with any kind of cash ;)

thanks for the answers so far.. very appreciated

Where are you hosted?