ADK Media review

The entry VPS is listed at MAD 159, billed monthly. The configuration behind that price is 1 vCore, 2 GB RAM, 40 GB SSD, a single small virtual server. The same company also lists vps and bare metal, so a buyer can start small before moving to dedicated hardware.

The entry configuration is 1 vCore, 2 GB RAM, 40 GB SSD and it carries 1 TB traffic as its traffic allowance. Operating systems are listed as linux, so an image beyond Linux is not offered in this range. Bills run on monthly, which keeps the cycle simple.

Billing runs on monthly, the only model listed for these servers. There is no hourly or per-second option here, so a project that needs a server for a short burst still pays for a full month. That suits steady workloads rather than quick tests.

linux is the operating system family listed for the virtual servers. A Windows host is not part of that list, so teams that need one should compare elsewhere before they commit to a plan. The dedicated hardware line carries the same listing.

Yes. The provider lists vps and bare metal in the same product range, so a team can start on a virtual server and move to dedicated hardware without changing supplier. A stated 99.99% uptime target is published for the infrastructure behind both.

Support runs on email, phone and help centre. Email, phone and a help centre are the listed routes, and live chat is not among them. For a provider where a phone call matters, that mix is wider than email alone.

The published uptime target for the infrastructure is 99.99%. It sits alongside support on email, phone and help centre, so the provider states both an availability level and a phone route for reaching someone. The company is ADK Media SARL, registered in Morocco and trading since 2001.

ADK Media lists MAD 159 for its entry server, while the other options start at €1.99, $5.34 and RUB 23.75. Across the sites compared, the median entry price is €5.83 and the upper quartile is €11.52. Currencies differ between the listings.