WizHosting review

The entry plan is listed at ARS 50,000 with monthly billing. That is the recurring figure, so the amount a reader sees at signup is the amount that follows on the next invoice. Buyers working in another currency can weigh it against Aruba at €1.99 or SberCloud at RUB 23.75.

The entry plan ships with VPS SSD 0: 2 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 50 GB SSD, root access, which covers processor, memory, storage and root access in a single line. linux is the operating system on offer, and vps and bare metal means dedicated hardware sits in the same range for workloads that need more than a virtual machine.

Yes, because 1 month free hosting demo, no credit card required is offered to new sign ups. A team can therefore put a real workload on the entry plan and see how the hardware behaves before making a commitment. That suits readers who weigh price at renewal as closely as price at entry, because a trial answers the performance question a price alone cannot.

The VPS range runs in AR and US, and the company lists from 10 locations overall from its base in Argentina. Buyers based outside AR and US should weigh the distance to the nearest site, since a distant region adds round trip time to every request their applications make.

The company has been trading since 2003 and operates as WIZ IT S.A.S. (CUIT 30-71752022-6), registered in Argentina. A named legal entity matters for teams that need a contract or a tax invoice, because it identifies who sits on the other side of the invoice and which jurisdiction it comes from.

DDoS protection is listed as included for the range, and the uptime commitment is 99.9%. That pair matters for anyone running a public site: the protection absorbs volumetric attacks, and the uptime figure is the level to hold the provider to. Neither changes the ARS 50,000 paid for the entry plan.

Support runs on chat, email and help centre, so chat, email and a help centre cover the usual cases. There is no phone line in that list, which matters during an outage when a quick voice conversation is the preference. The 99.9% uptime commitment still applies whichever channel is used.