One address. €15 a month.
Running more than one? Each is the same price, on the same account.
What’s included
VAT included, both prices. €15 a month or €150 a year is what you pay, whatever your country’s rate turns out to be. A business with an EU VAT number pays the net amount instead, and gives that number at checkout.
What we do not charge for
There is no plan to outgrow and nothing metered by the request. The address is the product; everything above exists so the address is usable.
Cancelling
Any time, with ssh <your-ip> terminate. Your pod
stops being served straight away. Seven days later
your files are deleted, along with the keys, the contact address and the
hostnames attached to the pod. After thirty days the address returns to
the pool for somebody else.
Within those seven days one command — reopen —
undoes all of it, with the same key, and gives you back the address and
your files. After them nothing that identified the account is left. Content persists in our
encrypted off-box backups until they age out, which we would rather
state than leave you to assume. The
full sequence is in the reference.
How we admit customers
A dedicated address is only worth paying for if the block behind it stays clean, so a person looks at every new address within a day. Anything that would put the rest of the pool at risk is suspended.
Meter all you like. The total doesn’t move.
This is what “nothing metered by the request” looks like as a bill. Every line but one is €0.00 — the counts climb, the number at the bottom stays put.
One line has a price. The rest are there because the address would be useless without them — not because a meter forgot to run.
$ ssh ••••••••••••@get.kikopod.com
Yours for ten minutes. The address answers before you pay.