Datasur review

The entry VPS is $20.95 and it ships with 1 CPU, 2 GB RAM, 40 GB disk. Billing runs on monthly cycles only, so the figure at signup carries across to renewal with no separate renewal price to plan for. Object storage is listed separately if you need buckets alongside the server.

Specs on the entry plan are 1 CPU, 2 GB RAM, 40 GB disk, and the bandwidth allowance is 10 Mbps. That ceiling suits small sites, staging boxes and internal tools more than busy public traffic. Operating system choice covers linux and windows, so Windows workloads are not excluded.

Every listed location sits in Suriname, with 2 in total, and the provider is registered as Caribbean Communication Services N.V. That concentration suits teams serving nearby audiences. Workloads that need failover across continents need a different footprint.

Billing is limited to monthly cycles, and hourly and reserved terms are not among them. A short test still costs a full billing period, so teams that spin servers up and down pay for capacity they idle. Providers that bill by the hour suit that pattern better.

Datasur's service agreement sets uptime of 99.5% to 99.85%. That is the figure to weigh against your own tolerance for downtime, and the same agreement sets the terms for claims and exclusions. Buyers who need a higher promise should compare before committing.

Compliance certifications are listed as ISO 27001. Buyers in regulated industries can put that listing in front of a procurement team that asks for documented controls. Since the servers sit in Suriname, residency requirements still need their own check.

Object storage is priced at $0.01 to $0.05 per GB per month, and storage types cover object. The low end sits at the €0.01 level across the comparison, so archives and backups grow cheaply. Volumes with heavy reads still deserve an egress check.

Datasur fits small teams and sites that want local hosting, both linux and windows choices and help through email, phone and help centre. Entry price is $20.95, so buyers watching entry spend closely may prefer Aruba at €1.99 or UCloud at $5.34 for the headline figure.