3v-Hosting review

The entry plan is listed at $6.30 and comes with 1 vCPU, 1 GB DDR4 RAM, 15 GB NVMe. That is one vCPU with a small memory allocation and a small NVMe disk, so it suits light workloads, staging boxes and personal projects rather than busy production clusters.

Billing runs on monthly terms for the VPS range, with no hourly or per-second metering listed. Projects that finish early still cover a full month, which suits steady workloads and teams that want a predictable recurring line item.

Bandwidth is Unlimited bandwidth, 100 Mbps port, so transfer volume does not drive the bill and heavy movers keep the same cost. The listed use cases include game server and forex, both of which suit high-traffic servers on a fixed monthly plan.

Yes. The operating systems offered are linux and windows, so a Windows VPS sits alongside Linux on the same platform, which helps teams that need licensed Windows software. Server types covered are vps and bare metal, so dedicated hardware can be considered when a VPS is no longer enough.

Servers run in UA and NL, which is 2 locations in total. That suits traffic in Ukraine and the Netherlands, but it leaves little room for users who need presence on other continents, and it ranks 177 of 239 brands on locations.

The service level agreement sets uptime at 99.98%, and DDoS protection is included on top. That gives a published baseline to measure against, which matters for game server and forex workloads listed under game server and forex.

Support runs on email, help centre and community, with FOP "Bondarenko Oksana Vladimirovna" as the contracting entity. There is no live chat or phone line in the list, so time-sensitive problems are better raised by email, and the help centre covers common questions.

The certifications listed are PCI DSS, ISO 27001:2013 and ISO 9001:2008, covering payment data, information security and quality management. The company was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Ukraine, so account terms sit under a named private entity.