Serverspace review

The entry VPS lists at €10.63 and comes with 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 25 GB SSD. That price sits above €1.99 from Aruba and $5.34 from UCloud, so a smaller opening bill is available elsewhere if the cheapest tier is your priority.

The entry VPS gives you 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 25 GB SSD with linux and windows available. The network allowance is 100 Mbps, unlimited data transfer, so transfers do not add a line to the bill, and the vps range keeps the offering focused on virtual servers.

Billing models are hourly and monthly, and the VPS model is hourly, so short-lived test servers cost little. GPU workloads bill at per minute, and the Kubernetes control plane adds €21.85 as a standing cost.

Billing models are hourly and monthly, so a server can stay on hourly billing or move to a monthly term. The entry plan price of €10.63 is the figure to plan around, and Serverspace ranks 146 of 200 brands on entry price, so it is not among the cheapest listings.

There is not. Egress is Unlimited included traffic, no egress fee, and the VPS network allowance is 100 Mbps, unlimited data transfer. For teams that ship large volumes out of their servers, that removes a cost line many competitors add per gigabyte.

Regions cover NL, US and CA, with 6 VPS locations listed. The company is headquartered in the Netherlands and the legal entity is ITGLOBAL.COM NL B.V., so contracts sit in the Netherlands while capacity reaches several continents.

Free control plane: no. The control plane costs €21.85, and the high-availability version is €65.55. Nodes are billed on top, so the control plane belongs in your standing budget rather than your launch costs.

Storage types are object and block, so you can keep buckets and volumes on the same provider as the VPS. Object storage speaks the common bucket interface, and keeping a small stack off a second provider keeps migration simple.

GPU models listed are NVIDIA A16, billed at per minute, and egress stays at Unlimited included traffic, no egress fee. The model on offer suits narrow inference work, and the catalogue is narrow for large-scale training runs.

Support runs on email, phone and chat, so email, phone, chat and the help centre are all available. Uptime is committed at 99.9%, and the company has been running since 2019, which matters if you want a provider likely to still be there at renewal.