CREODIAS review

Updated September 28, 2026 · DeployCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

CREODIAS suits European teams that want object and block storage, virtual servers, Kubernetes and GPUs on the same platform. The Kubernetes control plane is free and storage runs €0.02 to €0.10 a month, above the cheapest alternative here, while egress is billed per GB.

Key facts

Best for
European object and block storage with S3 compatibility, bundled with compute, Kubernetes and GPU capacity.
Price per GB per month
€0.020 to €0.10↗
Egress price per GB
€0.0064↗
Free egress
No free outbound transfer; inbound and transfer within a single project are free (0,0000 EUR per GByte)↗
S3-compatible
Yes↗
Regions
4↗
Storage types
Object, Block↗
Compliance certifications
ISO 9001:2015, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, ISO/IEC 27017:2015, ISO/IEC 27018:2019↗
SLA uptime
99.5%↗
Legal entity
CloudFerro S.A.↗
Headquarters
Poland↗
Founded
2018↗
Support channels
Email, Help-centre↗
Official website
creodias.eu

VPS

Entry price
€9.15↗
Entry plan
1 vCore, 1 GB RAM, 8 GB SSD network storage (eo1.xsmall)↗
Bandwidth allowance
0.0064 EUR per GB internet transmission out; dedicated internet/VPN bandwidth 3.24 EUR per Mbit/s per month↗
Billing models
Hourly, Per-second, Monthly, Reserved↗
Locations
4 to 5↗
Regions
PL, DE↗
Free credits
Up to 250 EUR free credits, valid 6 months from activation↗
Server types
VPS, Bare-metal↗
Operating systems
Linux, Windows↗
Pricing model
Hourly billing, Free tier

GPU cloud

GPU models
NVIDIA H100, NVIDIA L40S↗
GPU hour from
€0.99↗
Billing granularity
Per second↗
Egress fee
0.0064 EUR per GB internet transmission out↗
Interconnect
EODATA over S3, up to 25 Gbit/s↗

Kubernetes

Control plane price
€0↗
Free control plane
Yes↗
Node price from
€9.15↗

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 12 sources

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Object and block storage sit in the same project as Linux and Windows virtual servers, and the entry plan 1 vCore, 1 GB RAM, 8 GB SSD network storage (eo1.xsmall) costs €9.15.
  • The Kubernetes control plane is free and nodes start at €9.15, so a cluster costs only the compute you schedule on it.
  • Billing covers hourly, per second and monthly, with per second granularity for jobs that start and stop inside an hour.
  • S3 compatible object storage lets EODATA be pulled over S3, which suits satellite, geospatial and archive workloads.

Cons

  • Free egress is no, so data leaving the platform is billed at €0.0064 per GB and downloads add up quickly.
  • Storage at €0.02 to €0.10 a month sits above the cheapest alternative, €0.011.
  • Support runs on email and help centre only, so there is no phone line or live chat for urgent issues.
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Who it suits

  • Teams storing satellite, geospatial or archive data in Europe who need S3 compatibility.
  • Developers who want storage, virtual servers, Kubernetes and GPU capacity on a single bill.
  • Anyone testing throughput and egress cost with Up to 250 EUR free credits, valid 6 months from activation in free credits first.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers on the tightest storage budget, since Aruba lists €0.011 a month, under CREODIAS.
  • Workloads that push data to the public internet, because Free egress is no and egress costs €0.0064 per GB.

Frequently asked questions

How much is storage at CREODIAS compared with the alternatives?+

CREODIAS charges €0.02 to €0.10 a month for storage. Aruba lists €0.011 and UCloud runs $0.063 to $0.24, so CREODIAS sits between them, while SberCloud lists RUB 814.68. The gap matters most as a dataset grows, because storage cost scales with every gigabyte you keep.

Is outbound transfer included or free?+

Free egress is no. Internet transmission out is charged at €0.0064, billed as the egress fee for data leaving the platform. Inbound traffic and transfer inside a single project stay free, so a workload reading and writing in one place pays nothing extra, while anything shipped to the public internet adds up.

What is the cheapest virtual server and how can it be billed?+

The entry plan, 1 vCore, 1 GB RAM, 8 GB SSD network storage (eo1.xsmall), is priced at €9.15. Billing runs hourly, per second and monthly, so you can pay hourly for a short test, take a monthly plan for steady use, or reserve capacity ahead. Granularity of per second fits jobs that start and stop inside an hour.

Do you pay for the Kubernetes control plane?+

The control plane is free, and the listed control plane price is €0. You still pay for the machines running your workloads, with nodes from €9.15. So the management layer costs nothing and the only cluster bill is the compute you schedule.

Which GPUs can I rent, and what do they cost?+

The listed accelerator range covers NVIDIA H100 and NVIDIA L40S. Hourly GPU pricing starts at €0.99 and is billed per second, which suits training and inference jobs that finish quickly. Geospatial data already on the platform can be pulled over S3, so no second storage provider is needed.

Which countries can I run workloads in?+

CREODIAS lists data centre countries as PL and DE, with 4 regions in the network and a location count of 4 to 5. The service sits under the legal entity CloudFerro S.A. in Poland. Coverage is European, so workloads pinned to other continents need a second provider.

How is support handled, and what uptime is promised?+

Support runs on email and help centre: email and a help centre. The service level agreement states 99.5% uptime, which is worth weighing against providers publishing higher figures. No phone line or live chat is listed, so urgent issues travel by email and documentation.

Sources

Compiled from 12 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

CREODIAS

CREODIAS

European object and block storage with S3 compatibility, bundled with compute, Kubernetes and GPU capacity.

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