OrangeVPS has officially launched its 2025 Black Friday promotion. The limited-time sale started on November 24 at 13:00 (GMT+8). This year’s Black Friday campaign covers three data centers: Kansas City (USA), Singapore, and Hong Kong, with a total of six discounted VPS plans available for both monthly and yearly billing.
Monthly billing receives an additional 5% discount using coupon code BF25-M, while annual billing receives 20% off using coupon code BF25-Y. Both discounts are recurring and remain valid for renewals. Entry-level US VPS plans start at only $2.4/month.
OrangeVPS supports Alipay, PayPal, and credit card payments, making it suitable for cross-border businesses, e-commerce operations, overseas developers, and users requiring international connectivity. Please note that Black Friday inventory is limited, so make sure to select the correct data center before placing your order.
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1. OrangeVPS US VPS (Kansas City Data Center)
Test IP: 146.19.216.25
| Virtualization | CPU | Memory | Storage | Traffic | Monthly Price | Yearly Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KVM | 2 Cores | 2GB | 25GB | 1TB / 750Mbps | $2.4/month | $29/year |
| KVM | 4 Cores | 6GB | 40GB | 3TB / 750Mbps | $3.79/month | $45/year |
| KVM | 6 Cores | 8GB | 80GB | 5TB / 750Mbps | $5.18/month | $62/year |
| KVM | 6 Cores | 10GB | 120GB | 8TB / 750Mbps | $6.57/month | $79/year |
| KVM | 8 Cores | 12GB | 140GB | 10TB / 750Mbps | $7.96/month | $96/year |
| KVM | 8 Cores | 16GB | 160GB | 12TB / 750Mbps | $9.35/month | $112/year |
2. OrangeVPS Singapore VPS
Test IP: 103.195.189.19
| Virtualization | CPU | Memory | Storage | Traffic | Monthly Price | Yearly Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KVM | 2 Cores | 2GB | 25GB | 1TB / 750Mbps | $4.4/month | $42.8/year |
| KVM | 4 Cores | 6GB | 40GB | 3TB / 750Mbps | $5.79/month | $59.48/year |
| KVM | 6 Cores | 8GB | 80GB | 5TB / 750Mbps | $7.18/month | $76.16/year |
| KVM | 6 Cores | 10GB | 120GB | 8TB / 750Mbps | $8.57/month | $92.84/year |
| KVM | 8 Cores | 12GB | 140GB | 10TB / 750Mbps | $9.96/month | $109.52/year |
| KVM | 8 Cores | 16GB | 160GB | 12TB / 750Mbps | $11.35/month | $126.2/year |
3. OrangeVPS Hong Kong VPS (Non-Direct Mainland China Route)
Test IP: 202.155.141.19 (traffic routed through South Korea or Singapore)
| Virtualization | CPU | Memory | Storage | Traffic | Monthly Price | Yearly Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KVM | 2 Cores | 2GB | 25GB | 1TB / 750Mbps | $4.6/month | $52/year |
| KVM | 4 Cores | 6GB | 40GB | 3TB / 750Mbps | $5.99/month | $69/year |
| KVM | 6 Cores | 8GB | 80GB | 5TB / 750Mbps | $7.38/month | $85/year |
| KVM | 6 Cores | 10GB | 120GB | 8TB / 750Mbps | $8.77/month | $102/year |
| KVM | 8 Cores | 12GB | 140GB | 10TB / 750Mbps | $10.16/month | $119/year |
| KVM | 8 Cores | 16GB | 160GB | 12TB / 750Mbps | $11.55/month | $135/year |
Important Notes
- All prices listed in the tables are standard prices. Discount coupon codes must be applied during checkout to receive the promotional pricing.
- No refunds and no data center changes are supported. Please confirm your requirements before purchasing.
- The Hong Kong data center does not use a direct mainland China route. Please evaluate whether the routing quality fits your intended usage scenario.
4. Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)
1. Are the Black Friday discount codes one-time only?
No. Both the monthly billing coupon code BF25-M and annual billing coupon code BF25-Y are recurring discounts, meaning renewals keep the same discounted pricing.
2. What payment methods does OrangeVPS support?
OrangeVPS supports Alipay, PayPal, and credit cards, making it convenient for both mainland China users and overseas developers.
3. What is the Kansas City US data center suitable for?
The network is relatively stable and suitable for:
- Lightweight website hosting
- Cross-border business and e-commerce
- Light proxy or utility services
- Overseas development and testing environments
4. Why is the Hong Kong data center not considered direct routing?
The Hong Kong route is forwarded through South Korea or Singapore, so it is not a direct mainland China route. It is more suitable for workloads that are less sensitive to mainland China latency, such as crawlers, automation tasks, or proxy-related services.
