Hostens review

The entry VPS is priced at $6 on monthly billing, and it comes with 1 CPU core, 2 GB RAM, 25 GB disk space. The median entry price across the VPS field sits at €5.63, so cheaper starting points exist and price alone does not settle the comparison. Billing follows monthly terms, so the monthly figure is what recurs.

The entry plan specifies 1 CPU core, 2 GB RAM, 25 GB disk space, paired with 2 TB bandwidth of transfer. Operating systems cover both stacks, since Hostens lists linux and windows, and the uptime figure to keep in view is 99.5% for anything that has to stay online. Both limits come on the same plan.

The published allowance is 2 TB bandwidth, the practical ceiling for builds, backup jobs and busy sites. Nothing else in the entry package constrains data transfer as heavily, so it is the first number to check against your own traffic. Disk comes with 1 CPU core, 2 GB RAM, 25 GB disk space, so weight both figures together.

Hostens lists monthly as its billing model, so the cycle runs monthly. Monthly is also the most common model across the field, at 88.6%, which places Hostens with the majority rather than against it. Short trials therefore carry a full monthly cost.

Hostens lists linux and windows among its operating systems, so Windows workloads are covered alongside Linux. Server type is vps, which keeps the range on virtual machines rather than dedicated hardware. Support options for either stack run on email, chat and help centre.

Support runs on email, chat and help centre, so live chat and a help centre sit alongside email. Chat suits quick questions during working hours, while the help centre carries the repeatable ones. The uptime commitment to hold the provider to is 99.5%.

Hostens is run by UAB "Interneto vizija", registered in Lithuania. The company keeps a narrow focus on virtual machines, with vps the only server type listed, so the range stays deliberately small. Entry pricing starts at $6 on that same range.