ArvanCloud review

Delivery is billed at $0.037 per GB, which is below the CDN median of €0.04 and under Alibaba Cloud at $0.04 per GB. The charge follows traffic, so busier months cost more than quiet ones. Per GB is the only rate listed, so entry and renewal modelling use the same figure.

A free tier is included, so you can put a small site on the network and see how traffic behaves before spending anything. Once you outgrow whatever that allowance covers, delivery is charged at $0.037 per GB, so keep watching usage as your audience grows.

DDoS protection is part of the package rather than a separate line item, which matters for small sites that cannot absorb an attack on their own. It ships with the delivery product priced at $0.037 per GB, so basic attack defence comes with the same purchase.

Support runs on help centre only, so self-service articles are the main route. There is no listed email, chat or phone line for the brand, so plan for that when an incident is urgent. Keeping your runbooks and monitoring close at hand helps when answers have to come from documentation.

The catalogue goes past delivery: vps servers and object storage sit under the same account. That lets a small team host compute and keep objects near the edge without bringing in another supplier, which is handy when you would rather manage fewer vendor relationships.

ArvanCloud was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Iran. If your procurement rules push you towards suppliers based in your own region, check that headquarters location before you sign anything. The commercial draw remains the $0.037 per GB delivery rate and the free tier.

ArvanCloud charges $0.037 per GB. Google Cloud lists $0.02 to $0.20 per GB, a wider band that reaches lower at the bottom and climbs well above at the top, while Alibaba Cloud sits at $0.04 per GB. Across the brands compared here, ArvanCloud ranks 9 of 25 on price per GB.