INHOST.mk review

The entry plan is 4 vCore, 8 GB DDR4 ECC RAM, 10 GB SSD NVMe at MKD 2,999, billed on monthly. The cycle is monthly, so the cost is a flat recurring figure rather than an hourly meter. Buyers in another currency can weigh it against Aruba at €1.99 or UCloud at $5.34.

The entry configuration is 4 vCore, 8 GB DDR4 ECC RAM, 10 GB SSD NVMe, and traffic runs over a 1 Gbit/s connection. ECC memory suits long running database work and NVMe storage keeps IO predictable, so the starting spec targets consistency rather than peak core count. Larger configurations sit above it.

An hourly meter is not among the listed billing models (monthly), so a box that runs a few hours still costs a full period. That suits sites and APIs running continuously, where a flat figure is easier to budget.

The operating system list runs to linux and the product lines cover vps and bare metal. Linux only narrows the choice, so a Windows workload is placed elsewhere, while the mix of virtual and dedicated formats lets a team step between them as a project grows.

DDoS protection is listed as no, so it does not come with the server. Anyone running a public facing service will want mitigation arranged separately, and the stated uptime of 99.9% makes scrubbing worth budgeting for.

Support runs on email, phone and help centre, covering email, phone and a help centre. Phone availability is the notable part for a smaller provider, since it shortens the path to a person when a server is down. Live chat is not listed.

The provider trades as PROCES IN DOOEL and is headquartered in North Macedonia, with operations dating back to 2002. A long local record matters for buyers in that market, where billing, contracts and support sit in one jurisdiction. Buyers elsewhere should check the tax position first.

The INHOST.mk entry plan at MKD 2,999 sits above the entry figures at Aruba €1.99, UCloud $5.34 and SberCloud RUB 23.75, though those are quoted in other currencies. The gap narrows once the spec is weighed.