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you'd be harder pressed finding ones that do (before a reasonable limit).

tilaa.com

vultr.com

hetzner.com

linode.com

While they might not charge you directly as a line item, you still get charged: Linode in the above list is what I use. I get a fixed cap of bandwidth each month. Anything beyond that is charged. So, you don't get charged IF you stay below the initial cap.

Exactly this. They're all charging for bandwidth.

If anything you could say that AWS is the closest to actually having unlimited bandwidth (or at least, half-parity there) since they don't charge you for incoming data, where other VPS charge you for data both ways.

Really which has more or less expensive bandwidth comes down to the shape of your data usage.

> before a reasonable limit

Which is another way of saying you buy a lump sum of bandwidth included with your VM.

The issue is not paying for bandwidth, the issue is the insane pricing.

OVH (except for APAC data centers), I think Scaleway also has bandwidth included.

https://www.netcup.eu/vserver/#root-server-details (with fair use policy)

https://www.scaleway.com/en/

No, they charge for bandwidth. https://www.scaleway.com/en/dedibox/network/bandwidth/