Bandwidth calculator: TB per month ↔ Mbps
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TB per month vs Mbps
Hosting plans quote traffic as a monthly allowance (for example 2 TB), while network ports are measured in megabits per second. 1 TB per month equals about 3 Mbps running non-stop, all month. So a 2 TB plan can sustain ~6 Mbps around the clock — or much higher bursts if traffic is uneven, which it always is.
How much traffic do you need?
- Personal VPN: 50–300 GB/month for one person.
- Website or blog: 1 TB covers roughly 500,000 page views.
- Game server: 100–500 GB/month for a group of friends.
- Video streaming or file hosting: plan for several TB and check the overage price.
vnstat.FAQ
How many Mbps is 1 TB per month?
About 3 Mbps sustained for the whole month (1 TB × 8 bits ÷ ~2.63 million seconds).
Does inbound traffic count?
On most VPS providers only outbound (egress) traffic is counted towards the monthly allowance.
What happens if I go over?
It depends on the provider: overage per GB, throttling or suspension. Read the billing policy before you pick a plan.
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