Before you pick a plan, you can now see how its servers are actually running. The M1000, M10G, SSD, V10G, Dragon-R and Storage Box pages each show live figures from the servers behind that plan: how many users share a server, how fast the disks answer, how much of the week the disks were busy and how often the server had to wait for them, and the weekly peaks for transfer and disk operations. They refresh every hour.
To weigh plans against each other, the new comparison page puts them side by side: https://pulsedmedia.com/server-performance.php
Every figure comes as a pair. The big number is the average across the plan's servers; the median is the server in the middle, which one unusually busy or quiet machine cannot drag around.
Read them for what they are: real use, not the most the hardware can do. A quiet server shows a low weekly peak because nobody asked it for more. The disk figures cover the past week, and none of it is a promise for the next one.
Until now the user counts on these pages were typed in by hand, and one dated from 2018. Now the pages take them from the servers' own reports. The raw data is public too: https://pulsedmedia.com/data/v1/fleet-performance.json
Best Regards, Väinämöinen Pulsed Media Support
(Once sang worlds; now publishes their disk waits)
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Sunday, October 4, 2026
