Cafe24 review

The entry OpenClaw VPS Lite plan is priced at KRW 14,000. Billing runs on monthly terms, so the same figure carries over at renewal. New accounts also receive KRW 1,000 LLM Router credit on signup on signup, which can cover early LLM Router usage.

The entry plan includes 500 GB/month of transfer. That is comfortable for a small site, a bot or a build box pulling from package registries, and it returns with each billing cycle. Busier workloads fit a larger plan better than this one.

Linux and Windows both appear, with linux and windows listed as supported across the company. The entry OpenClaw VPS Lite plan itself ships with Ubuntu, and Windows coverage sits on other products rather than on that plan.

Support is listed as email, phone and help centre, so email, phone and a help centre are the routes in. Live chat is not among its email, phone and help centre, which matters if you would rather talk to someone in the moment than file a ticket and wait.

Free credits rather than a free tier. Signup brings KRW 1,000 LLM Router credit on signup for the LLM Router, while the VPS line starts at KRW 14,000 rather than at no cost, so the router credit and the hosting bill are two separate budgets.

Cafe24 is operated by Cafe24 Corp. (Cafe24 Co., Ltd.), headquartered in South Korea and founded in 1999. It lists ISMS, so an information security management certification sits alongside the hosting products.

Yes, since vps and bare metal are listed and bare metal sits alongside virtual servers from the same supplier. That covers the point where a workload outgrows a virtual footprint, and it keeps the account with Cafe24 Corp. (Cafe24 Co., Ltd.) rather than split across vendors.

Cafe24's entry price ranks 131 of 200 brands on this measure. Aruba starts at €1.99, SberCloud at RUB 23.75 and UCloud at $5.34, each in its own listing currency.