Calculate how much data can theoretically pass through your internet port (Port Speed) per month, or determine the Mbps needed for your traffic quota.
| Duration | Data Transferred |
|---|---|
| 1 Second | ... |
| 1 Minute | ... |
| 1 Hour | ... |
| 1 Day | ... |
| 1 Month (30 Days) | ... |
In hosting, line speed is measured in "Bits" (Mbps), while storage and transfer quotas are in "Bytes" (TB/GB). Since 1 Byte = 8 Bits, a 100 Mbps line can download 12.5 MB of data per second.
If you use a 100 Mbps line at 100% capacity 24/7, you can transfer approximately **32.4 TB** per month. However, in the real world, lines are not always full, so **16.2 TB** (50% load) is a more realistic estimate.
"Unlimited" traffic actually means "Port Limit". If you have a 1 Gbps unmetered server, you can physically push max ~324 TB/month. Physics dictates there is always an upper limit.
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