GreenCloudVPS review

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

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Our verdict

GreenCloudVPS suits developers and small teams who want a budget KVM VPS with a roomy starter spec, and the brand takes an overall score of 7.6. The entry plan bundles 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 15 GB SSD, 10Gbps port, and each server comes with 1 free backup/snapshot per VPS.

Key facts

Best for
A budget KVM VPS with 30 locations and a snapshot included on every server.
Entry price
$6↗
Entry plan
1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 15 GB SSD, 10Gbps port↗
Bandwidth allowance
1.5 TB per month↗
Billing models
Monthly↗
Locations
30↗
Regions
US, CA, NL, DE, GB, FR, JP, CN, SG, VN, AU↗
Free credits
1 free backup/snapshot per VPS↗
SLA uptime
99.99%↗
Server types
VPS, Bare-metal↗
Use cases
Game-server, Forex↗
Operating systems
Linux, Windows↗
Legal entity
365 Group LLC↗
Founded
2013↗
Support channels
Email, Chat, Help-centre↗
Official website
greencloudvps.com

Proxies

IP pool size
100 proxies↗
Free trial
No↗

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 5 sources

Pros and cons

Pros

  • The entry plan at $6 is listed as 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 15 GB SSD, 10Gbps port, a workable starter for a small site or a build server.
  • Each server includes 1 free backup/snapshot per VPS, so a restore point does not need a separate purchase.
  • Support covers email, chat and help centre, and chat is in there for quick questions.
  • Uptime is committed at 99.99%.
  • Hosting spans vps and bare metal, with a proxy pool of 100 proxies offered alongside it.

Cons

  • Support runs on email, chat and help centre, with no phone line among the options.
  • There is no free trial, so the entry plan at $6 is the first purchase you make.
  • On entry price the brand ranks 88 out of 200, a middle position rather than a standout.
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Who it suits

  • Developers and small teams who need a budget KVM VPS running Linux or Windows, since GreenCloudVPS supports linux and windows.
  • Anyone placing a server close to their audience, with 30 locations across US, CA and NL.
  • Operators running game server and forex workloads who want snapshots inside the default plan.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Aruba if you want a lower starting figure, since its entry price is €1.99.
  • UCloud if the entry price of $5.34 fits your budget better before you compare plan contents.
  • SberCloud, listed at RUB 23.75, if you would rather begin from a different currency and price point.

How it compares on our data

On price, GreenCloudVPS sits in the middle of the field rather than at either end. Its entry price ranks 88 out of 200 brands on our list, so you are looking at a mainstream budget number, not a headline discount and not a premium quote. On reach, the ranking looks much stronger: 20 out of 239 places the brand high in the field on locations. That split tells you how to read the two numbers. If you shop purely on the first invoice, plenty of brands rank higher on price, and the value case here has to be made on the rest of the package. If you care about placing a server near your users, or about keeping several markets under one account, you are looking at a provider that scores well on that measure. Read them together rather than separately. The price rank tells you what to expect on the bill each period; the location rank tells you how much choice that budget buys. For a small team that combination often matters more than a lower headline attached to a thinner location list.

Plans, egress and billing

GreenCloudVPS keeps its budget KVM pricing plain: the range opens at $6. Treat that as the level you plan around rather than a promotional hook, and build your forecast from it. The useful habit when comparing budget hosting is to hold the smallest plan against what the project actually needs, because a slightly dearer entry point can still work out cheaper once the resources match the job. The second part of the entry deal is easier to overlook. Every server includes 1 free backup/snapshot per VPS, so a restore point is available without a separate purchase. Snapshots are one of those quiet running costs that add up across a small fleet, and having one in the default plan removes a decision rather than saving a large sum. Between the entry price and the included credit, the starting line is simple to model before you commit. Neither figure is hard to explain on an invoice, which is often why budget hosting stays easy to keep month after month.

The company behind it

GreenCloudVPS is run by 365 Group LLC, a company that has been operating since 2013. Longevity in budget hosting is worth a look, because the market churns. Providers appear with a cheap first invoice, then change their terms or disappear, and a long operating history at least suggests the company intends to still be there when a server needs migrating. Support runs on email, chat and help centre and stops there, with no phone line in that list, so plan your out-of-hours response around chat and email rather than a call. The mix suits self-serve customers: chat handles the quick questions, email handles anything that needs a written trail, and the help centre covers the ones you would rather look up than ask. A named legal entity, a long history and written plus live self-serve support together point to a provider built for small teams who prefer to sort things themselves, rather than for buyers who expect an account manager to pick up the phone.

Frequently asked questions

What does the cheapest GreenCloudVPS plan cost?+

The budget KVM range starts at $6, and that entry plan is listed as 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 15 GB SSD, 10Gbps port. For a reader running a small site, a staging box or a private build server, that is the specification to judge GreenCloudVPS on and the figure to check against the rest of our comparison.

Does the plan include snapshots or backups?+

There is a credit included with the plan: 1 free backup/snapshot per VPS. In practice that gives you a restore point to roll back to after a bad update, and it means you are not opening a separate snapshot bill for the one backup a small server needs.

How does GreenCloudVPS bill its VPS plans?+

Billing runs on monthly, so you pay for a fixed period rather than metering an hourly meter. That suits workloads which stay on continuously, and it also means a period of testing costs the same as a period of production, which is a reason to size the plan before the first invoice.

Where can I run servers?+

GreenCloudVPS lists 30 locations, with coverage across US, CA and NL. That lets you place a server close to the people using it and keeps several markets available under one account, which matters for latency and for moving a service later without a fresh provider.

Which operating systems are supported?+

GreenCloudVPS supports linux and windows. Linux is the usual pick for a small server, while Windows covers the workloads that depend on it, so a mixed fleet is possible under the same account and the same billing arrangement.

Is there a free trial before paying?+

There is no free trial, so the budget KVM plan at $6 is the first thing you would buy. What you get to try with instead is 1 free backup/snapshot per VPS, which lets you test a restore before you rely on one.

How do I reach support?+

GreenCloudVPS runs support on email, chat and help centre. Chat suits quick questions during the day, email suits anything that needs a written record, and the help centre covers the questions you would rather look up than send. There is no phone line in that list, so keep your own out-of-hours plan.

Does GreenCloudVPS sell anything besides VPS hosting?+

Beyond VPS plans, GreenCloudVPS also runs bare-metal servers, so vps and bare metal are both on offer from the same provider. The proxy side is smaller, at 100 proxies, which suits light work such as market research or checking how a site appears from elsewhere.

Is GreenCloudVPS a good fit for game servers?+

GreenCloudVPS names game server and forex among the workloads it targets, which suits servers built for play rather than general web traffic. What decides it in practice is distance to your players, and the location list is long enough to make that choice with care.

Sources

  • green.cloud/about-us.php checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Founded

    “GreenCloud was officially established in October 2013”

  • green.cloud/budget-kvm-vps.php checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Bandwidth allowance, Billing models, Entry plan, Entry price, Free credits

    “BANDWIDTH 1.5 TB (750GB in APAC)”

  • greencloudvps.com checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Locations, Operating systems, Regions, Server types, SLA uptime, Support channels, Use cases

    “4 continents, 30 locations, 32 datacenters”

  • greencloudvps.com/proxies.php checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: IP pool size

    “100 Proxies”

  • greencloudvps.com/terms-of-service.php checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Free trial, Legal entity

    “Dedicated servers and proxies are non-refundable.”

Compiled from 5 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

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GreenCloudVPS

A budget KVM VPS with 30 locations and a snapshot included on every server.

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