Aeza review

The entry plan is 1 core, 2 GB RAM, 30 GB NVMe and it costs €5.93. That sits close to the €5.83 median entry price across the site and a little above the €5.63 median for the VPS group, so the headline figure is competitive rather than an outlier. Prices are quoted in euros.

The listed bandwidth allowance is Unlimited traffic on the virtual server line, which covers the vps and bare metal on offer. Transfer volume therefore is not the part of the bill to watch, which separates Aeza from providers that meter every gigabyte out. Plans can also be reworked hourly.

Billing models are hourly and monthly, and the hourly model is hourly. A test server can run for part of an hour or sit on a monthly term, and the entry price of €5.93 is what that hourly and monthly structure is built on. Short builds that get torn down the same day cost the least.

Aeza lists 11 locations, and the regions on offer are FI, SE and RU. That places the footprint across Europe and the US. For scale, the 55 listing on the locations ranking and the 4 site median show how that spread compares.

The listed operating systems are linux and windows, so Linux workloads and Windows projects are both covered. That is useful for game servers, which lead the use cases in this group, and for Windows-only stacks that would otherwise need a second supplier.

DDoS protection is included and is stated at the data centre level rather than sold as a paid add-on, so the vps and bare metal line arrives with it. It is also the norm in this group, where 97.4% of listings carry protection.

Server types listed for the provider are vps and bare metal, so a VPS and a dedicated machine can sit with one supplier instead of two. Support and billing stay on the same terms, with hourly and monthly billing across the virtual server line.

Support channels are email, chat and help centre, so a help centre and live chat cover most questions, with email for a written record. There is no phone number in that list, which is the gap for anyone who would rather talk through a problem by voice.

The provider is operated by EZ Infrastructure Limited, registered in Hong Kong, and has traded since 2021. Buyers signing longer terms or needing a contracting entity close to home can weigh that structure before committing.