Hetzner's auction moves every minute and the good machines sell in the ones after. Hammer watches it for you and messages you the moment yours appears under your price.
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It tells you the truth about your odds. Before you commit to waiting, Hammer says how long it is likely to take, based on how often that exact configuration has actually appeared — and it refuses to guess when it has not seen enough.
Seen 4 times in 30 days. Expect roughly 7 days'
wait, likely between 3 and 16.It tells you what your requirements cost. Insisting on ECC, or on a particular location, can turn a two-day wait into a two-month one. Hammer measures that and says so, so you can decide what you actually need.
It knows what a fair price is. Every alert is priced against every other machine of the same shape, and against everything we have seen that configuration sell for before — including the mandatory IPv4, which is never in the headline price.
Tell the bot what you are looking for and what you would pay. When a machine matches, you get a message with its full specification, how it compares to the rest of the market, and a link that takes you straight to Hetzner's order page. You order under your own Hetzner account. Hammer never asks for your Hetzner login and never buys anything on your behalf.