
X4B tiers and prices
- Budget: single-homed, New York, Las Vegas and Switzerland, from $10 for 50 GB of clean traffic to $155 for 40 TB.
- Standard: anycast, six cities including Ashburn, Chicago, Dallas and Los Angeles, from $20 to $420 for 96 TB.
- Premium: anycast, nine cities adding Tokyo, Brazil and Australia, from $30 to $545 for 96 TB.
Hourly billing starts at 2 cents an hour plus clean traffic per GB on Budget. Prices exclude Australian GST, which applies only to Australian customers. A free trial requires a $1 deposit via PayPal.
How X4B connects to your server
Traffic hits X4B first, attacks are filtered, and clean traffic reaches your server through a reverse proxy, which works on any platform, or a GRE or IPIP tunnel, which needs no ASN or IP block of your own. Protection covers layers 3 to 7 for anything speaking TCP or UDP: websites, file transfer, game servers, mail. HTTPS works with your certificate or one generated by X4B, with HTTP/2 and GZIP. X4B hosts nothing itself.
X4B terms worth knowing
No cancelled service is refunded, and Bitcoin payments never are. Premium bandwidth is fair use at 0.5 Mbps under $30 a month and 1 Mbps above, with overage up to $17 per Mbps. The terms let X4B disclose account details, IP addresses and history to any law enforcement agent who asks in writing, without notifying you.
X4B strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Protection from $10 a month.
- No ASN or IP block needed.
- Hourly billing available.
Limitations
- Disclosure to law enforcement without notice.
- No refunds.
X4B vs Sharktech
Sharktech bundles DDoS protection with its own hosting, dedicated servers from $219 a month with 300 TB of traffic. X4B is the cheaper choice when you want to stay with your current host.
Psychz Networks, run by Profuse Solutions in Los Angeles, protects sites hosted elsewhere from $399 a month, with a reverse proxy option.
Read the review Psychz Networks →Sharktech, a Las Vegas host since 2003, runs five data centers in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Denver, Chicago and Amsterdam.
Read the review Sharktech →