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Noteworthy features and improvements to Server Radar, in reverse chronological order.
Server Radar now speaks the Model Context Protocol, so Claude and other MCP clients can search the auction directly — "cheapest 64 GB EPYC in Falkenstein", "servers with exactly three disks under €50". Searching needs no account. Connect one and your assistant can also create and manage price and cloud availability alerts, after you approve exactly what it may do; access is revocable any time from Settings. See the guide to connect.
On Cloud Status, click any server type, location column or single cell to open its availability history right below the table — no more picking the same thing twice from a separate dropdown. The heatmap also gained previous/next buttons to step back through earlier intervals.
Price and cloud availability alerts can now call your own HTTPS endpoint with a JSON payload — perfect for home automation, ntfy, or custom bots. Configure the endpoint in Settings, then enable it per alert.
A new guide page covers how the Hetzner server auction works, what happened to prices in 2026, and how to get the most out of Server Radar — from the auction search and cloud availability tracking to price alerts.
Query the auction dataset right from the data pages: a floating button opens a SQL console with syntax highlighting, schema-aware autocomplete, and CSV/JSON export. Ready-made views cover current listings and price history, with IPv4, VAT, and currency already applied. Everything runs in your browser — instant and private.
Cells in the Cloud Status availability chart are now shaded by how much of the period a server type was actually in stock — so a day with one brief restock no longer reads the same as a fully available one.
The Configurations page now ranks deals by what actually matters instead of absolute price alone: best price/performance (€ per Geekbench 5 multicore point), cheapest absolute with ancient hardware filtered out, and best € per core, GB of RAM, and TB of NVMe or bulk storage.
The Cloud Status page shows exactly when each server type was in and out of stock across every location over the past 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days — good for spotting the windows when your target type usually frees up.
When a cloud availability alert fires it switches itself off, so you aren't pinged repeatedly while the server is still available. Re-arm it whenever you want to watch again.
Every server card shows cores, threads, CPU generation, and Geekbench 5 scores. Sort by CPU score to find the strongest processor within your budget.
Browse Hetzner's standard dedicated servers alongside auction listings in one filterable view, with badges to tell them apart and direct links to Hetzner's product pages.
Summary cards for overall availability and scarcest types, interactive filters, collapsible server groups, and a mobile-friendly availability matrix.
Get notified when your preferred cloud server type becomes available in a specific location.
Receive auction and cloud availability alerts directly in your Discord server via webhooks, alongside or instead of email.
Sold auction prices are now tracked and shown on the statistics page, with price trends and volume comparisons — what servers actually sell for, not just asking prices.
Track and manage your auction alerts with a detailed history of which servers matched and when.
Live monitoring of Hetzner cloud server availability across all locations, with color-coded indicators designed to work for color-blind users too.
Where it all started: dual range sliders, a recently-seen filter, and shareable filter URLs for the auction search.
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