Calculation and sorting of Vultr VPS host deduction method

With the emergence of the so-called cloud VPS, the billing method has also changed from the original monthly and annual fees to hourly and on-demand billing. For example, the Linode, Vultr, and DigitalOcean products we have contacted are all paid by the hour. Many friends, like Lao Zuo, belong to the poor. They mistakenly believe that there may be some pitfalls when hourly fees are deducted, It's not here“ Understanding the hourly billing method of Linode Tips for deleting Linode VPS "Specially study the hourly deduction of Linode.

A few days ago, a netizen left a message on Laozuo's blog asking about Vultr's fee deduction seems to be a bit problematic. Why does it show that the fee deduction is 0.01 dollars after the direct opening? Didn't it say that the good hour is 0.007 dollars? I haven't had time to ask this question, but this friend asked the official and gave a reply.

Hello,
All invoice line items are rounded up to the nearest cent. The hourly rate is determined by dividing the monthly rate by 672 hours (28 days).
So, for example, 1 hour * $5 / 672=.00744 which is rounded up to .01. Or, 10 hour * $5 / 672=.0744 which would be rounded up to .08.

We understand that the deduction method of VULTR VPS is as follows: first, it will be calculated on the basis of 28 days a month (which is not bad. LINE is calculated on the basis of 30 days a month), and it will be converted into 672 hours. Then if we purchase the monthly payment scheme based on $5, it will be converted into 0.007 hours, and it will be rounded to 0.01 dollars/hour, So after we opened the machine, we saw a deduction of 0.01 dollars.

If it takes 10 hours, it will deduct $0.08, so try not to delete the project after it is opened for use. It is much cheaper to debug the project after using it for a few hours and then delete it than to delete it after less than one hour.