Beget review

The entry plan is listed at RUB 27, and it comes with 2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 30 GB NVMe. That price sits above the site median of €5.83 for entry plans, so it is not the cheapest tier on the comparison. The spec is the entry configuration rather than a bare rental.

Billing runs on hourly and monthly, so a server can be charged by the hour or by the month. Hourly billing suits short jobs and testing, and hourly models are common in the 38.5% share of the market. Monthly plans suit steady workloads that run continuously.

Regions cover RU and KZ. There are 3 locations in total, which is below the 5 typical of the VPS group and ranks near the bottom on locations. Buyers needing wider placement should look further.

The entry plan sits on a 1 Gb/s channel. That is a channel speed rather than a stated traffic allowance, so heavy transfer workloads are worth checking against the plan detail. DDoS protection is included on these servers.

Compliance certificates listed include PCI DSS and ISO. Those cover card data handling and wider information security management, and they sit with a host based in Russia. Scope differs by certificate, so buyers with compliance deadlines should check the details before launch.

Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so email, phone, a help centre and a community are all available. The company operates as OOO Beget (Beget LLC) and is based in Russia. Phone support is the quickest route for a running server.

The offer starts at RUB 27 on 2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 30 GB NVMe, and billing on hourly and monthly keeps a short test cheap. Free tiers are common in this market, where 81.7% is the usual share, so treat Beget as pay as you run. A monthly cycle suits steady workloads.

The published uptime commitment is 99.98%, which is a high figure for a budget VPS. Support is available on email, phone and help centre if an incident needs chasing. The service has run since 2007.