Hard date

1 October 2026. Public Cloud unbundle that day. Dedicated new rates on the next renewal on or after that day.

In scope

Public Cloud Gen3 B3 / C3 / R3. Dedicated Advance (Gen 2024 and 2026), Game (Gen 2026), Scale and High Grade (Gen 2024 and 2026).

Out of scope here

SaladCloud GPU hours. Kimsufi / So you Start / Rise. Dedicated generations before Gen 2024. Percentages OVH did not publish for your exact SKU.

Who this page is for

You already run something on OVH and the October invoice might move. Typical VPSDoge case: a small SaaS backend on Public Cloud, or a dedicated box you treat as the production host. This is not a “should I buy OVH” ranking, and it is not a GPU rental note.

If you are on Hetzner, Vultr, DigitalOcean, or a cheap yearly KVM, this date is not your bill. If you generate frames on SaladCloud, that is a different reprice on a different page.

Updated Sep 21, 2026

OVH published the Public Cloud model and the instance-by-instance grid in late August, and the dedicated existing-customer renewal rule in mid-August. The hard public cutoff they name is 1 October 2026. Numbers below are copied from those posts. We do not invent a “typical SaaS %” on top.

Checklist before 1 October

  1. Name the product. Public Cloud instance, dedicated server, or something else. OVH VPS as a separate catalogue line is not what these two posts reprice. If the Manager row is not B3/C3/R3 or a named Gen 2024/2026 dedicated range, stop guessing.
  2. Write down the renewal date. Public Cloud unbundle hits 1 Oct even mid-commitment. Dedicated existing servers change on the renewal on or after 1 Oct, not automatically at midnight.
  3. Count public IPv4s. From 1 Oct, OVH bills a public IPv4 as its own line on Public Cloud (same rate they already use for Floating IP). Private-only instances and a single gateway are the lever they document.
  4. Count local disk. Gen3 local NVMe leaves the instance price and becomes Local Low Latency storage. Flex keeps 50 GB local regardless of size. B2/C2/R2 and earlier still include local storage.
  5. Read the Savings Plan, not the slogan. Old plan: instance price + discount % stay until expiry; storage and IP are extra from 1 Oct. New grid: 12 months −15% or 36 months −30% on compute only. 1 / 6 / 24-month terms stop.
  6. On dedicated, separate base from options. Live Gen 2024/2026 base matches the equivalent new-server price after 11 August 2026. Installed RAM and storage options use a softer existing-customer scale than a new order.
  7. Open OVH’s tables for your SKU. Do not average the blog headlines onto a box they did not list.

Public Cloud: what unbundles on 1 October

OVH’s line is: the calculated (compute) price stays unchanged; local storage and public IPv4, previously included on Generation 3, become separate billable lines. For the same configuration, they publish a total increase of 1.4% to 21.9%, heavier on small sizes because storage is capped at 400 GB and the IPv4 is a fixed amount.

Component From 1 Oct 2026 (OVH, excl. tax)
B3, C3, R3 compute Unchanged hourly instance price
Local Low Latency storage (Gen3) €0.0001458 / GB / hour — about €0.11 / GB / month, or €109 / TB / month
Public IPv4 €0.0027 / hour — about €1.97 / month; billed per second, including when not attached
HA Block Storage, Object Storage, File Storage Unchanged
B2, C2, R2 and earlier local disk Still included

Bookends from OVH’s own no-commitment table (730 hours / month, current local capacity): c3-4 33 € → 41 € (+21.9%); r3-1024 3 092 € → 3 137 € (+1.4%). Flex keeps a 50 GB local disk, so the added euro line is smaller as the instance grows — OVH’s example: b3-64-flex +2.3% vs standard b3-64 +14.9%.

Schedule they published: website prices late August 2026 → new Savings Plan grid 1 September 2026 → local storage and IPv4 billed separately 1 October 2026.

Worked Savings Plan example in the same post: a 12-month plan taken 1 July 2026 at −35% on the instance stays at 44 € compute through June 2027, but from October 2026 they add 12 € for storage + IPv4 (56 € total) even though the commitment is still running. That −35% is their example, not a rate we are applying to every old plan.

Dedicated Gen 2024 / 2026: renewal reprice

New-order memory/storage options already moved on 1 July 2026. New-order server configuration prices already moved on 11 August 2026. The existing-customer event still ahead is 1 October 2026: new rates apply to servers already running, on the subscription renewal date.

Affected: Advance (Gen 2024 and 2026), Game (Gen 2026), Scale and High Grade (Gen 2024 and 2026). Not affected (OVH’s words): Kimsufi, So you Start, Rise, and generations before Gen 2024.

Live servers: base configuration costs the same as the equivalent new server after the 11 August increase. Installed memory and storage options keep a lower existing-customer scale:

Installed option New order (OVH median / range) Existing · Gen 2024 Existing · Gen 2026
Memory (RAM) +127% median (OVH also lists +68% to +652% by option) +20% +40%
Storage +89% median (OVH also lists +8% to +166% by option) +10% +15%

OVH’s own configured examples at renewal vs current rate (not a VPSDoge estimate): ADVANCE-1 Gen 2024 with extra RAM and disks 189,99 € → 230,79 € (+21.5%) at renewal, vs 326,99 € (+72.1%) as a new order; ADVANCE-1 Gen 2026 configured 204,99 € → 289,49 € (+41.2%) at renewal. Full model tables are in the dedicated post.

Outstanding commitment: nothing changes until it ends; the new price applies on the next renewal. OVH says a prepaid subscription can lock the current rate for the chosen period.

What this is not

  • Not the SaladCloud GPU subsection on VPS for AI video. Different vendor, different date (12 September 2026), different unit (GPU-hour vs OVH instance/server).
  • Not a reason to resize RAM for a SaaS app. The 4GB if the database shares the box rule does not change because OVH unbundled a disk line.
  • Not a licence to quote a made-up “average OVH hike”. If your SKU is not in OVH’s table, say you do not know.

Official sources

Primary sources are OVHcloud’s own English blog posts (Octave Klaba). Live Public Cloud list prices sit on OVH’s catalogue.

If the Manager and the blog disagree, believe the invoice in the Manager. This page will not outrun OVH’s own table.

OVH October 2026 FAQ

Does 1 October 2026 change my Public Cloud compute rate?
OVH says the hourly instance (compute) price stays the same. What changes is the bill shape: on Generation 3 B3, C3, and R3, local storage and a public IPv4 become separate lines. For an identical configuration, OVH’s published total increase is 1.4% to 21.9% depending on size — smaller instances take a larger percentage hit because the extra lines are a bigger share of the bill.
Does an existing Savings Plan protect me from the October 1 unbundle?
It protects the instance price and the discount percentage until the commitment ends. It does not protect local storage or IPv4. OVH says those two items are billed at the current rate from 1 October 2026 even while the commitment is still running. At renewal you move to the new Savings Plan grid.
When does a live dedicated server actually get the new price?
Not at midnight on 1 October unless that is also your renewal date. OVH applies the new rates to servers already running on the subscription renewal date on or after 1 October 2026. An outstanding commitment is unchanged until it ends. Prepaid can lock the current rate for the chosen period.
Is this the SaladCloud GPU note?
No. SaladCloud changed GPU-hour list prices on 12 September 2026. That belongs on the AI video page. This checklist is OVH Public Cloud unbundling and dedicated Gen 2024/2026 renewal reprice only.