AdriaHost review

The entry plan is listed at €29 and includes 4 CPU cores, 6 GB RAM, 100 GB NVMe. Cores, memory and NVMe storage sit at that single figure on a monthly cycle, so the opening bill is easy to forecast. AdriaHost also lists bare metal among its server types, giving a second route later.

Billing runs on monthly only, with no hourly or pay-per-second model in the list. Month to month costs stay predictable for a small team, which suits steady workloads better than usage that spikes and stops. Short test runs still occupy a whole billing month.

The bandwidth allowance is 10 TB. That is roomy for a small site, a staging box or a build runner, and it leaves space for a busy month of image pulls and downloads. Worth measuring against your own transfer before a launch pushes you past it.

AdriaHost lists 3 locations, with regions in US and NL. That footprint is smaller than the 5 common among VPS providers, so pick the region closest to your users and treat extra geographies as out of scope for now.

The listed operating system is linux, so Linux is the stack the range is built around. Windows workloads are not part of the stated offer. If your setup depends on a particular kernel, panel or control plane build, check the image before you order.

Support runs through email, phone and help centre: email, a phone line and a help centre. The help centre suits routine questions, while the phone route is the faster one for a server that is down. Live chat is not in the channel list.

The published target is 99.5% uptime. Read it as the stated service level and decide how much it matters for your workload. On a single server with no second node, that figure is the number to weigh before committing.

The provider is Adriahost d.o.o. Beograd-Savski Venac, registered in Serbia. A named company with a stated address is useful when your own paperwork needs a real counterparty on an invoice or a contract. The same operation handles support through email, phone and help centre.