Choose a Premium Bandwidth Plan that’s right for you!
Each Cari.net dedicated server includes 1300GB of throughput at no additional cost and each are connected to a dedicated 100Mbps port! Cari.net bandwidth is provided via multiple Tier 1 upstreams. Currently, our bandwidth blend includes Level 3, Cox Communications, WillTel, and Cogent. Bandwidth usage over the included 1300GB is billed at $150 per 324GB transferred.
For large bandwidth users, Cari.net also offers a number of high performance bandwidth plans. Choose from metered, un-metered, and fully burstable plans to fit any budget.
Our standard package is FREE with every servers and includes 1300GB on a 100Mbps dedicated port. Overages are charged at $150 per 324GB transferred.
Larger users can choose from 2 un-metered plans, or they can choose a bandwidth commitment level on a 100 dedicated pipe. For extreme users, Cari.net offers Gigabit burstable plans. Please contact our sales department to discuss any of these options.
The benefit of Cari.net connectivity:
- Tons of Multi-Homed Bandwidth
- Free Bursting!
- Real Time Bandwidth Monitoring
- Fair & Flexible Billing
| Burstable | GB/month | Mbps | Port Speed | Monthly Price | Price Per MB | Price Per GB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Burstable | 1,296GB | 4Mbps | 100Mbps | FREE | $0 | $0 |
| Unmetered | 3,240GB | 10Mbps | 10Mbps | $300 | $30 | $0.09 |
| Burstable | 3,240GB | 10Mbps | 100Mbps | $1,000 | $100 | $0.31 |
| Burstable | 6,480GB | 20Mbps | 100Mbps | $1,600 | $80 | $0.25 |
| Burstable | 12,960GB | 40Mbps | 100Mbps | $2,400 | $60 | $0.19 |
| Unmetered | 32,400GB | 100Mbps | 100Mbps | $3,000 | $30 | $0.09 |
Dedicated 100Mbps Port with Bursting Included:
Each Cari.net server is connected to our lightning fast network via a dedicated 100Mbps port. This means that you have massive amounts of bandwidth capacity available whenever you need it, on demand! If your needs are expected to grow beyond a 100Mbps port, please contact our sales department for Gigabit pricing.
Real Time Bandwidth Reporting:
All Cari.net servers come with real time MRTG bandwidth graphing which is available through your online account manager 24 hours day. This feature enables you to keep a close eye on your bandwidth usage at any time throughout the day, week, month, or year.
Average Usage Billing – (Sure beats 95th%)
Cari.net offers fair and flexible bandwidth billing!
Most datacenters and hosting providers use the dreaded “95th Percentile” billing method. Cari.net utilizes Average Usage Billing. Throughout the month, Cari.net takes measurements of your bandwidth usage every 5 minutes. At the end of the monthly cycle, these measurements are added together and we divide this number by the number of measurements taken. Measuring of bandwidth in this manner results in a true “average” usage reading for your bandwidth bill.
Using this method allows Cari.net customers to take advantage of the natural peaks and valleys that occur from day to day bandwidth usage. Cari.net’s bandwidth billing policy is designed to encourage our customer to grow their businesses and push the envelope with their hosting environments! We understand that when you succeed, we succeed! The two go hand in hand! Here is an example:
This customer has spikes of bandwidth usage on a daily basis over 2.5Mbps! This graph was pulled directly from their online account manager. To calculate their bandwidth bill, our accounting teams use the following information:
- Average In = 960.683kbps
- Average Out = 37.369kbps
- Total Usage = 998.052kbps
This is less than 1Mbps! Other providers using 95th Percentile billing would have charged this customer for 2.5Mbps! More than double – Ouch!
Quality, Redundancy, Speed!
Cari.net’s state-of-the-art datacenters are connected to the Internet via redundant Gigabit fiber connections that enter each of our facilities through diverse pathways. Our network traffic is routed to each of these Tier 1 upstream providers using the latest BGP4 routing techniques. This configuration assures that your servers always have access to blazing fast Internet access, and that outages due to local construction, individual upstream providers issues, etc. are virtually eliminated.
