CSpace Hostings review

The entry KVM SSD plan costs €6.99 and is billed on monthly terms. That entry price sits above the site median of €5.83, so buyers shopping purely on the first invoice will find cheaper options on the list.

The entry plan is KVM SSD 1: 1 CPU core, 1 GB RAM, 20 GB SSD, 2TB bandwidth, so the smallest tier pairs a single CPU core with modest memory and disk. Bandwidth is the generous part at 2TB Bandwidth, which suits a light starter workload rather than busy production traffic.

Billing runs on monthly terms for the KVM SSD range, which is the most common model in the VPS ranking. There is no hourly option listed, so a short test run still commits to a full monthly cycle.

Servers sit in 5 locations across EE, NL and SE. That spread covers Europe first, with the United States and India also on the list, so latency choices reach beyond a single home market.

No. DDoS protection is not part of the service, which matters for anyone running a site that attracts hostile traffic. Across the ranking, 97.2% of providers do include it, so that is a real gap to weigh.

Support runs on email, chat and help centre, so email, chat and a help centre cover the load. There is no phone line in that list, which means urgent issues depend on chat and email response times.

The listed operating system is linux, so plans are Linux only. That matches the wider market, where 98.4% of providers in the ranking are also Linux only, but Windows workloads need a different host.

Yes. The provider lists vps and bare metal, so a small VPS today can grow into dedicated bare-metal without changing supplier. The company trades as CSpace Hostings OU and is registered in Estonia.

The provider holds ISO 27001, the standard most buyers check first when data handling matters. Its service level agreement sets uptime at 99.9%, a number you can hold the provider to when you compare quotes.