VPS Reviews

Gcore (formerly EdgeCenter) is a European cloud provider focusing on edge computing. They offer VPS in over 20 locations worldwide, including less common region

HostCram is a small provider based in the Netherlands. They offer very low prices, especially for European users. I've tested their €3.50/month plan fo

BuyVM is a smaller VPS provider known for its affordable block storage and straightforward pricing. I've used their Las Vegas and New York nodes for two yea

VPSBG is a small Bulgarian provider known for extremely low prices. Their cheapest plan costs €12/year ($13). I've tested their €3/month plan for

Backblaze is known for cheap cloud storage (B2). But they don't offer VPS. This review is a placeholder to introduce a small unknown provider: BiteVPS (not

Netcup is a German VPS provider that specializes in ARM‑based servers. They offer impressive specs at low prices, but ARM architecture isn't for everyone.

Most VPS providers offer limited storage. DigitalOcean gives you 25‑80 GB. Linode offers 25‑50 GB. Hetzner gives 40‑160 GB. But what if you need 500 GB or mo

If your audience is in Asia, especially China, most mainstream VPS providers aren't ideal. DigitalOcean's Singapore and Japan nodes have unpredictable r

IONOS (formerly 1&1) is a massive European hosting provider. Most people know them for shared hosting and domains. But their cloud VPS offering is surprisingly

DigitalOcean, Vultr, and Linode have been competing for years. All three target developers. All three offer simple pricing and reliable infrastructure. But whic

Cloudflare isn't a VPS provider. But almost every VPS user should consider it. Cloudflare sits in front of your server, handling traffic, blocking attacks,

There are dozens of VPS providers. Prices range from $2.50 to hundreds of dollars per month. But which one gives you the best performance for your money?I'v

Oracle Cloud offers one of the most generous free tiers in the industry. Free VPS forever? It sounds too good to be true. I've been using it for over a year

Most people know DigitalOcean, Vultr, and Linode. UpCloud flies under the radar. But among developers who care about raw performance, UpCloud has a reputation f

Cloudways is not a traditional VPS provider. Instead, it's a managed platform that sits on top of cloud providers like DigitalOcean, AWS, Google Cloud, Vult

Three popular VPS providers. Three different approaches. Which one is right for you?I've used all three for different projects over the past year. Here'

Vultr has been around for years. It's not the cheapest, not the fastest, but it just works. In 2026, with new players offering better specs for less money,

Most people talk about DigitalOcean, Vultr, and Hetzner. Hostwinds rarely comes up. But after using them for a year, I think they deserve more attention.Hostwin

Linode was always the underdog. Not as big as AWS, not as cheap as Vultr, but developers loved it. Clean interface, good docs, no nonsense.Then Akamai bought it

When people talk about AWS, they usually think of EC2 which is complicated and expensive. But AWS also has Lightsail – their simplified VPS product aimed

DigitalOcean was once the go-to VPS for developers. Simple pricing, clean interface, and great docs. But in 2026, with providers like Hetzner offering better sp

If you've browsed LowEndTalk or VPS deal forums, you've seen RackNerd everywhere. This provider has built a reputation for offering ridiculously cheap V

Most VPS providers force you into fixed plans – 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 80 GB disk. But Kamatera lets you build your own: choose exact CPU cores (up to 32), RAM (up

When it comes to DDoS protection, no other VPS provider comes close to OVHcloud. This French giant operates its own global anti-DDoS infrastructure, capable of

Tired of paying for a full month when you only need a VPS for a few days? LightNode offers hourly billing with a focus on global reach – data centers in t