Hetzner’s 2026 pricing story has had three chapters. The April 1 round generated the bulk of media coverage. The June 15 round – applying to new orders only – is where the numbers diverge sharply by product tier. For the CCX dedicated vCPU cloud servers and CPX Intel cloud servers, the June 15 adjustment alone adds 107% to 204% on top of prices that had already risen in April. The 30% headline applied to a different tier.

The CX and CAX lines run on shared CPU resources – multiple customers on the same physical core. The hardware cost per vCPU is distributed across tenants, which limits the per-unit impact of RAM and NVMe price increases. The CCX line provisions dedicated physical cores to each instance. A server that hosts one CCX63 tenant absorbs the full procurement cost of that hardware. When DRAM contract prices rise 58% to 63% quarter-over-quarter (TrendForce, Q2 2026), the impact on dedicated-resource instances is proportionally much larger.

The CPX line’s outsized US increases reflect a separate variable: Intel processor pricing in the US market combined with the USD/EUR exchange dynamics affecting Hetzner’s US operations, where hardware procurement and hosting costs are denominated differently than in Germany and Finland.

Bron: https://docs.hetzner.com/general/inf...ce-adjustment/