Centro AO review

The entry plan (1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 20 GB SSD) is AOA 27,000 a month, and billing runs monthly. The traffic allowance attached to that plan is 4 TB. That monthly amount is the figure to budget, since the VPS line is listed on monthly terms.

Both Linux and Windows are offered (linux and windows), so a site needing Windows for a particular application does not have to split hosting between two providers. The catalogue covers virtual servers only (vps), so those two operating systems are the full range.

All Centro AO instances sit in 1 location, and the company is registered in Angola as Centrik Investments - Comercio e Serviços, Lda. Buyers with users outside Angola should weigh the extra distance before committing, while those serving Angolan traffic get the short route.

Support runs on email, chat and phone, so email, chat, phone and a help centre are all in place. The published uptime commitment is 99.9%, which is worth holding the provider to when the workload sits behind something customer facing.

The facility carries TIER III data centre certification (TIER III data centre certification), the kind of detail procurement teams ask about. Ask the provider directly if a specific framework is required, since that is the certification on record.

Entry plans start at €1.99 on Aruba, $5.34 on UCloud and RUB 23.75 on SberCloud. Those figures sit in different currencies, so the monthly amount of AOA 27,000 needs converting before any ranking makes sense.

No, billing runs monthly, so a short trial or weekend project is still charged for a full month. Hourly or reserved terms belong with a provider that lists them, and the monthly model suits steady, always-on sites.

The provider is Centrik Investments - Comercio e Serviços, Lda (Centrik Investments - Comercio e Serviços, Lda), founded in 2020. Knowing which company holds the account matters for a local provider, where the operator is part of the purchase decision.