VPS trial period before payment — plans from €5.49/mo

Check the server before you pay — a 5-hour trial period on VPS and cloud, so you risk nothing

Start in trial mode
The trial period before payment

We give you a trial period so you can check the server on your own workload before paying. For VPS and cloud servers it is 5 hours: deploy the OS, install your software and measure the performance that matters to you. Dedicated servers have no trial mode — a physical machine is allocated after payment, and our support helps you choose the configuration beforehand. Plans start at €5.49/mo with full root access and your own choice of OS. That way the decision is based on the server actually running your project, not on a description of it.

Plans you can put on trial

Standard, Power and Max — billed monthly or yearly. Launch any plan and check it in the trial period before payment.

5.49 mo

Standard 1

4 vCPU · AMD EPYC
4 GB RAM
50 GB NVMe
Unlimited traffic
IPv4 · KVM
24/7 support
6.99 mo

Standard 2

4 vCPU · AMD EPYC
6 GB RAM
60 GB NVMe
Unlimited traffic
IPv4 · KVM
24/7 support
8.99 mo

Standard 3

6 vCPU · AMD EPYC
8 GB RAM
80 GB NVMe
Unlimited traffic
IPv4 · KVM
24/7 support
1

VPS and cloud — 5 hours

Deploy an OS, install your software and run your load. Five hours is enough to see the real speed of the server before you pay for it.

2

Dedicated — on request

Physical machines have no trial: the server is allocated after payment. We help you match the configuration to your load in advance.

3

A genuine check

The trial runs on the production configuration: the same vCPU, RAM and NVMe you get after payment — no cut-down demo mode.

How to start the trial period

Three steps, from choosing a plan to checking the server.

1

Choose a plan

Pick the VPS, cloud or dedicated plan that fits your task and place the order with the OS image you need. All plans and prices are on the VPS pricing page.

2

Launch the server

Deploy the chosen OS through the panel or the KVM console and connect over SSH or RDP. You install the system yourself, so you know what is on it.

3

Check before you pay

Run your own workload during the 5-hour trial period for VPS and cloud, then decide whether the server fits.

What to check during the trial

What to check during the trial

Measure disk and network speed, database response time and how your application behaves under a realistic load — that tells you whether the plan has enough resources.

If something falls short, you can move to a higher plan before paying. We can also suggest what to look at and how to run the test properly.

Get help with the test

Frequently asked questions

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Write to us through the form on the contacts page.

Five hours for VPS and cloud servers. That is the window to check the server on your own tasks before payment; dedicated servers have no trial mode.

The trial period applies to VPS and cloud servers. Dedicated servers are provisioned after payment — before ordering we help you pick a configuration for the load.

No. The trial runs on the same production configuration you get after payment — the same vCPU, RAM and NVMe, with no demo limits.

Disk and network speed, database response time and your application under load — everything that decides whether the plan fits your project.

Choose a plan, place the order with the OS image you need and launch the server. The trial period starts as soon as the machine is deployed.

Yes, you can move to a higher plan before payment if resources fall short. Tell us the workload and we will suggest the right one.

Write to support and say what you did not manage to check — we handle it case by case. In practice the window is enough to install an OS, deploy the project and run a load test.

A physical machine has to be allocated and prepared for one client, so it cannot be handed out for five hours. Dedicated servers are paid for up front, and support helps with the configuration.