- Free allowance
- No price is published anywhere reachable without an account.
- Verdict
- deadthe offer or the service no longer exists
- Cost
- no price stated
- Identity
- emailno card, no phone
- Binding limit
- per-ip-shapingshared IPv4 with port forwarding, with custom forwarding rules supported; no port count published
- Evidence
- documented6 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
- Freshness
- checked 2026-10-24checked 2026-10-24 (live)
| Free tier | No price is published anywhere reachable without an account. A Chinese blog post dated 2024 describes the plans as about CNY 1.3 a month and roughly USD 1.7 a year for 1 core, 128 MB and 500 GB, but that is a third-party post and not the vendor's own page. The vendor's own landing page states only '提供高性价比的便宜 NAT VPS 服务' (high value cheap NAT VPS). unit none; metered on none |
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| Price | none stated |
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| Limits | - per-ip-shaping (binding) shared IPv4 with port forwarding, with custom forwarding rules supported; no port count published source
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| Binding | per-ip-shaping the product is defined entirely by a shared IPv4 and forwarded ports, and neither the port count nor the price is published, so there is nothing to price or size. |
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| Identity | email registration at dash.fuckip.me/register offers only 'Continue with Google' and 'Continue with GitHub' plus a terms tick. There is no email-and-password form, so the identity cost is a Google or GitHub account rather than an email address. No card, phone, address or ID field is requested at registration. Payment rails are not published on any page reachable without an account. |
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| Egress | not published on any page reachable without an account, so whether traffic is metered is unknown; recorded as unmetered with that caveat rather than as a claim free allowance: not published |
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| Retention | no deletion interval after expiry was published |
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| Interface | ssh NAT VPS with shared IPv4 and port forwarding, per the vendor's own description; the panel is at dash.fuckip.me |
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| Tooling | any SSH client; a web dashboard; the vendor publishes its upstream supplier list |
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| Composes with | not usable as a priced row: the vendor publishes no plan, no price and no stock anywhere a buyer can reach without an account, and registration is OAuth-only |
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| Reliability | no uptime figure published |
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| Notes | A seller that a Chinese-language search surfaces immediately and that a buyer cannot price. The landing page is a marketing page with no plan, no price and no stock; the dashboard requires a Google or GitHub account before it shows anything, and the only route to a price is to sign in. Registration is OAuth-only, which is itself the identity finding: there is no email signup, so the account is tied to a Google or GitHub identity. The vendor is transparent about being a reseller - it publishes a supplier page naming VmRack, Oracle Cloud, BandwagonHost, Hytron, HyeHost, PDXNET, HostDzire and ZLIDC as the upstreams - which is more disclosure than most sellers offer, and it explains why the product is cheap: the seller is not operating the iron. The price a Chinese blog quotes - about CNY 1.3 a month, roughly USD 1.7 a year, 1 core and 128 MB - is reported and four years of drift old, so it is not recorded as a price and no monthly figure is computed. What is not established: the actual current price, the port count, the traffic allowance, the stock, and the legal entity, none of which is published without an account. A buyer would have to create a Google-linked account to see a price, which does not do. |
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| Evidence note | documented the absence of a published price, the OAuth-only registration, the shared-IPv4 port-forwarding model, the terms and the supplier list are all quoted from the vendor's own pages read. The CNY 1.3 and USD 1.7 figures in the notes are a third-party blog post and are marked as reported, not used as a price. |
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