REG.am review

The entry plan is AVPS 1: 1 vCPU (2.4Ghz), 2 GB RAM, 20 GB SSD, 1 IPv4 at $18 for a monthly cycle. Traffic is Unlimited traffic, 100 Mbps guaranteed port, so the headline figure is not paired with a transfer bill later in the month. Buyers comparing entry points elsewhere start from €1.99 and $5.34.

Servers ship with Unlimited traffic, 100 Mbps guaranteed port. A busy site or a build server keeps the same plan through the cycle, and there is no usage tier to move up to when traffic grows. That suits workloads where port speed matters as much as volume.

Billing models are listed as monthly. There is no hourly or per second line, so a server run for a short test still occupies a full cycle and is billed as if it stayed on. Longer commitments are the shape this pricing suits.

Regions are listed as AM, and the location count stands at 1. Visitors outside that market sit further from the hardware, which shows most in latency sensitive work such as databases or game traffic. Picking a nearer region usually beats plan tweaks.

The linux and windows list covers Linux and Windows on a single account. A Windows licence normally adds its own cost, so budget for it before ordering a plan for a Microsoft stack. Linux workloads carry no such extra line.

Support runs on email, phone and help centre, which covers email, phone and a help centre. A live chat channel is not among them, so urgent questions travel by phone or email. The help centre handles the routine cases.

DDoS protection is listed as yes, so it comes with the service rather than a separate paid tier. Sites that attract hostile traffic keep mitigation in place without adding a dedicated product to the invoice, and the entry plan inherits it.

The provider trades as Global AR LLC, with its headquarters in Armenia, and has been running since 2008. The server range covers vps and bare metal, so virtual and dedicated plans sit with the same company.