IDCloudHost review

The entry VPS plan is IDR 87,000 and comes with 2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 20 GB. Bandwidth on the range is Unlimited, so transfers are not capped, and the same plan can be left running without a long commitment.

Billing runs on hourly and monthly terms, and the VPS pricing model is hourly. A server can therefore be started, measured and stopped without a full month, while steady workloads can settle on a monthly term.

Coverage is in ID and SG, and the footprint counts 12 locations. The company is registered as PT Cloud Hosting Indonesia and headquartered in Indonesia, so it operates as a local provider rather than an offshore reseller, which suits latency-sensitive services in those markets.

The control plane is free, and the control plane price is IDR 0. You pay for the nodes you run rather than for cluster management, which keeps small or experimental clusters cheap before a larger spend is justified.

Object storage is priced at IDR 500 per GB per month, and the service is S3-compatible, so existing buckets and tooling carry across. Storage types listed are object, which makes it a natural archive or media store beside the VPS range.

Support runs on help centre only, so documentation carries the load rather than a live agent on chat, email or a phone line. That suits developers who prefer to self-serve, and suits a failing bare metal machine in vps and bare metal less well.

The published uptime target is 99.5%, and DDoS protection is included. Certifications held include ISO 27001:2022, ISO 45001:2018 and ISO 9001:2015, which matters for teams handling payment data or working to formal security processes. The company has been operating since 2015.