Loopia review

The entry plan is billed at SEK 369 on monthly terms, so the figure holds steady month to month with no usage metering layered on top. That starting price sits above the VPS median of €5.63 across the brands compared.

The entry plan provides 2 cores CPU, 2 GB RAM, 56 GB disk, 1 IPv4 + 1 IPv6. Both address families come as standard, which matters for services that need dual stack listeners. Hardware and traffic stay fixed for the plan, so capacity does not shift with load and the bill stays flat.

The allowance is 1 000 GB traffic per month, which is generous for a small VPS. For a site with steady visitors that cap is unlikely to bind, and it removes one of the usual reasons to watch a VPS bill closely. Heavier traffic patterns would need a larger plan.

No. Loopia bills monthly, so these plans carry no hourly or per second meter. Hourly billing covers 40.8% of the brands compared, so buyers who need to start and stop instances would find those routes easier to fit.

The listed range runs linux, and Linux is the dominant choice in this field, with 98.4% of the compared brands offering it. Windows workloads sit outside the listed range, so buyers who need that stack should look at providers that publish it.

Support runs on email, chat and help centre. That gives a help centre for self service answers, email for written enquiries and chat for live questions. Voice contact is not among the listed routes, so urgent issues go through a written channel instead.

The company behind the VPS range is Loopia AB, headquartered in Sweden and founded 1999. An operator of that age and that home market is a steadier choice for a long lived server than a new entrant with a short track record.

Aruba lists €1.99, UCloud lists $5.34 and SberCloud lists RUB 23.75, each in its own currency and each below Loopia's SEK 369 on that measure. What Loopia sells instead is traffic headroom, with 1 000 GB traffic per month on a fixed plan.