Timeweb review

The entry virtual server plan starts at RUB 900 and bundles a dual core CPU, memory, NVMe storage and a public IP. Billing runs on hourly and monthly, and the hourly model means a short test run stops when you stop paying for it.

Server locations sit in RU and KZ, and the provider lists from 3 locations. Object storage is a narrower service: its region count is 1, so multi region failover and replicas do not come with the base price.

The managed database catalogue covers PostgreSQL, MySQL and Valkey, and managed PostgreSQL pricing starts at RUB 790. That comes from the same provider as the entry virtual servers, so a small application stack can sit with a single vendor.

Object storage is RUB 1 per GB per month, egress runs RUB 1.30 per GB, and 100 GB of egress is free each month, with a larger allowance for Timeweb Cloud Prime accounts. The service is S3 compatible, so existing bucket tooling can point at it.

Kubernetes nodes are priced from RUB 729 and a cluster holds up to 100 nodes. Servers in RU and KZ and managed databases in PostgreSQL, MySQL and Valkey come from the same provider, which suits teams consolidating spend under a single supplier.

Support runs through email, chat and phone, so email, chat, phone, a help centre and a community are all listed. The provider is a joint stock company operating since 2006 and headquartered in Russia.

The stated certifications are Tier III data centres and Russian software registry (Реестр Российского ПО). DDoS protection is included on the server plans, and the published uptime commitment is 99.98%. A registry listing matters when a project must run software approved in Russia.

Server images cover linux and windows, and the provider sells vps and bare metal, so the same account covers virtual and dedicated hardware. Game server hosting is a named use case, game server, and DDoS protection is included on the plans.