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VultrPackaging change · Limit decrease · Sep 21 → Sep 28, 2026

Vultr: NVIDIA A16 2-GPU tier RAM cut 128GB→120GB

Verified Sep 28, 2026Cloud & DevOpsDirection: down
The changesystem RAM allocation — changed.
Before · Sep 21128GB
After · Sep 28120GB
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1 change2 capturesSep 21, 2026 → Sep 28, 2026

What happened

Between the Sep 21, 2026 and Sep 28, 2026 captures of Vultr's pricing page, Pulse recorded one change: NVIDIA A16 Cloud GPU 2-GPU tier included RAM reduced from 128GB to 120GB; storage, bandwidth, and price ($0.942/hr) unchanged. In detail: NVIDIA A16 Cloud GPU (2 GPU / 32GB GPU RAM / 12 vCPUs tier) system RAM allocation reduced from 128GB to 120GB; storage, bandwidth, and price ($0.942/hr) unchanged. Pulse files it as a packaging change (limit decrease) with a downward direction. Pulse's latest capture (Oct 19, 2026) lists Load Balancers at $10, Global Load Balancers at $10, CDN at $10, Cloud Compute Regular Performance at $2.5 per month and Object Storage Archival at $6 per TB per month.

It lands 54 days after Vultr's previous change, "Vultr: new Audit Logs add-on ($0.50/GB ingestion + $0.01/GB/mo retention)" (Aug 5, 2026). Vultr has been tracked since 2026-05-16.

In the same window Digitalocean, Google Cloud, OVHcloud and Scale also changed their Cloud & DevOps pricing pages. Those moves are listed further down, and the Pulse Agent can compare them side by side.

  • Cloud GPU · LimitChanged
    128GB120GB

Values as written on Vultr's public pricing page in the two captures Pulse compared; where the page states no number, the cells give the wording before and after.

Evidence

The two captures Pulse compared

Full-page captures of Vultr's pricing page (www.vultr.com) from Sep 21, 2026 and Sep 28, 2026; the change is marked around the middle of the page, where "128GB" becomes "120GB".

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Vultr, the last 90 days

Full history
  1. Oct 19, 2026packagingVultr drops 4x and 8x NVIDIA A16 GPU tiers, jumping from 2x straight to 16x
  2. Sep 28, 2026packagingVultr: NVIDIA A16 2-GPU tier RAM cut 128GB→120GB · this change
  3. Aug 5, 2026packagingVultr: new Audit Logs add-on ($0.50/GB ingestion + $0.01/GB/mo retention)

Across Cloud & DevOps in the same window

All Cloud & DevOps changes
  1. DigitaloceanSep 28Digitalocean launches AI Harness Runtime and Action Gateway pricing tiers
  2. Google CloudSep 21Looker: Conversational Analytics grace period extended indefinitely
  3. OVHcloudSep 14OVHcloud Publiccloud: AI GPU resource unit quota doubled (4→8)
  4. ScaleAug 28Scale rebrands GenAI Platform to GenAI Portfolio; no pricing or feature changes

Questions about this change

Did Vultr raise prices in September 2026?

No list-price increase was recorded between Sep 21, 2026 and Sep 28, 2026. The change Pulse detected was a packaging change: limit decrease.

What changed on Vultr's pricing page between Sep 21, 2026 and Sep 28, 2026?

Cloud GPU limit: 128GB → 120GB, changed. Pulse compared the captures it took on Sep 21, 2026 and Sep 28, 2026; the before/after table above lists each item as written on the page.

How often does Vultr change its pricing?

Pulse recorded 1 other pricing-page change for Vultr in the 90 days before this one; the previous change was "Vultr: new Audit Logs add-on ($0.50/GB ingestion + $0.01/GB/mo retention)" on Aug 5, 2026; Vultr has been tracked since 2026-05-16.