The catalog, at list price.
Hetzner’s new-build range — AX, EX, SX, GEX and DX — with what each configuration costs per month and where it can be ordered today. This is the list-price side of the house; the auction is where the same hardware goes when it comes back off a rack.
Every price on this page is net of VAT and excludes the primary IPv4 address, which Hetzner bills separately at about €1.70/mo net. That is the convention Hetzner’s own Robot API and the auction feed use, so figures here line up with the rest of Droptape — and read about €1.70 below the same machine on hetzner.com. Snapshot generated 8 Aug 2026, 21:14 UTC.
02Catalog
Droptape is not collecting the dedicated catalog on this deployment.
It reads the range from Hetzner's Robot API, which needs operator-supplied credentials, and falls back to crawling the public configurator when those are absent. Neither is wired up here, so there is nothing to show. Hetzner's dedicated range is very much alive — this is our blind spot, not their empty shelf. The auction is unaffected and still updates every 60 seconds.
03Reading this page
There is no RX line here.
Hetzner’s RX matrix page carries no orderable configuration ids at all, and every RX configurator URL returns a 404 — there is nothing there to read, for anyone. That is a property of the source rather than a gap in our collection, so it will not quietly fill itself in on the next poll. If RX comes back, it appears here on its own.
Price history is not here yet.
The daily rollups that hold it live in the database, and this page is not permitted to read the database at any traffic level — it renders entirely from one cached snapshot, which is what keeps it fast and free. History appears here once that snapshot carries it.
“Orderable” is what the source reported at the last poll, every ten minutes. A configuration that vanishes from the catalog has been withdrawn, retired or re-issued under a new id — those are indistinguishable from outside, so nothing here claims to know which.