All new Registrations are manually reviewed and approved, so a short delay after registration may occur before your account becomes active.
Any alternatives to that FirstByte deal in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland or Ukraine?
I need a VPS in one of these countries specifically for light stuff, so any potato would work. I started looking for such stuff and found that beauty in Finland on https://firstbyte.pro/vps-vds/ssd-eu/:
Specs:
1vCPU
RAM 768MB
5 SSD GB
Bandwidth:
100 Mb/s
3 Tb/month
for 2.75 euro
Speed is all a little bit ass but generally because of 3tb this is a good deal for me
BUT after some looking at their docs turns out that this hosting is registered in Russia which is a problem for me.
Any alternatives to that, that isn't higher than 3 euro?
Would appreciate any suggestions!
Comments
@SolidVPS
Didn't found anything lower than 3 euro in their deals, as well as these locations
oops, must be OOS. Maybe try https://shellbox.dev if you don't need it to be on around the clock
I do in fact need it but anyway thanks for trying to help!
https://skhron.eu/ they have servers in Sweden
Thanks! It's good but Sweden isn't in this list
https://vpshive.net/vps-ukraine-xeon/
1x Intel Xeon Gold
2GB RAM
25GB NVMe SSD
1 Gbps
30TB bw
$2.95/mo, been using this spec for nearly a year, very solid.
Would Germany be an option too, or are you strictly looking for one of the countries you listed?
Thx! It is actually pretty good but they don't accept regular bank cards/paypal and such stuff, only crypto which I don't really feel to research unless this is the only option
Yeah, only those, at least for now. So If you have similar specs and price I would love to have a look anyway.
I don't remember all the details but I have a @Hosteroid VPS in baltistan (don't remember or care which of the micro-countries, sorry) for less than the price you mention and with more muscles.
@Hosteroid has Lithuania for a bit over €3 but bandwidth-wise the VM01 plan is a bit limiting. They're a Romanian company.
@HostVDS_com has Latvia and Finland for roughly €1.5/m (billed hourly). To get your bandwidth requirements you'll need to add an addon for about €0.5/m extra, which is within your budget.
aff link | non-aff
All their payment methods:

https://hostkey.com/ has Finland, but OOS right now.
Hi @MrHyppo3,
Thanks for clarifying!
We have Cloud VPS available in Helsinki, Finland, although our plans there start at $9.93/month, which is above your budget.
We also have a more affordable option in Frankfurt, Germany, if you decide to consider it later:
We accept PayPal, Visa, and cryptocurrency.
Finland: https://venocloud.com/cloud-server-finland
Germany: https://venocloud.com/cloud-servers
I understand Germany isn't on your list, but thought I'd share both options in case either works for you!
@UpCloud upcloud - Finland
@NexOasis melbicom - Latvia, Lithuania
@Hosteroid hosteroid - Lithuania
@bacloud bacloud - Lithuania
@FairyHosting_com fairyhosting - Estonia
@vsys_host vsys.host - Ukraine*
ITLDC - Latvia, Ukraine*
senko.digital - Finland
* - a lot of ukrainian providers had an outage recently and there's a thread about it now. Pretty sure ITLDC was also affected.
@HostVDS_com - Latvia, Finland - the company isn't technically registered in russia but (from my limited research) has russian ties
edit: okay actually i don't think any of those providers' regular offers is suitable. I missed the requirement:
The cheapest offers you are talking about on LET were limited and now the cheapest one is VM01, which is exactly 3 euro with... 324 GB Bandwidth
💀💀💀
Thanks tho! xD
Heared their uptime is bad but I will look deeply into this since this one sounds really good!
Thanks!!!
Upcloud lowest is 3.5 euro
melbicom lowest is 3.9 euro
hosteroid lowest is 3 euro (yay) but... 324 GB Bandwidth 💀
bacloud lowest is 3.38 euro
FairyHosting lowest is 10.89 euro
vsys lowest is $6 (~5.34 euro)
ITLDC lowest is 1.33 euro... but not for any of these countries, both Latvia and Ukraine lowest is 3.99 euro
senko.digital lowest is 4.49 euro and everything in Finland in out of stock
Thanks for the effort anyway
If rootless docker is okay, @PulsedMedia
nah
Don't forget to mention it for the third time, although it's clearly something the OP isn't looking for.
There will always be one of those. Fucking spammers...
https://hosting.gcore.com/
Ukraine, Kyiv
vCPU: 1x | RAM: 1GB | Disk: 20GB SSD | Network speed: 200Mbit/s, traffic unlimited
31.20 EUR/year
https://netgrid.host/vps-latvia
Latvia, Riga
1Gbps Port, Unlimited Transfer fair use, Test IP 31.42.120.1
€2.98 per month
Thanks for the mention
Yes, Melbicom has VPS in Vilnius and Riga for 3.9 €/month, but with a little better specs than what you have now:
CPU 1 core
RAM 2GB
Storage 20GB
Port speed Up to 1 Gbps
Included traffic 5 TB/month
You can take a look here: https://www.melbicom.net/virtualserver/?utm_id=2025_BSTForum100
check also this thread
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/222239/melbicom-absolutely-terrible-experience-kvm1-vilnius
Oh yeah, I did already
it has been escalated to higher forces. Thanks though!
Hey @MrHyppo3,
Physically we're in Eygelshoven, NL, so not in one of those countries. If what you need is an IP that shows up in Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania or Ukraine, we can set the GeoIP per IP to any of them. Most registry-based databases take the change, while latency-based ones will still place it in the Netherlands, since that's where the packets come from. We're a German business, registered in Bavaria.
Our EPYC 1G is 1.49€/mo with 1 core, 1 GB RAM and 10 GB NVMe, so well inside your 3 euro, and traffic has no monthly cap at all.
Order: skri.me/epyc
Test IPv4: 77.90.60.30 | Test IPv6: 2a09:3f00:3000::cafe
[Deleted]
ABSOLUTE GEM! Thanks a lot!
"If what you need is an IP that shows up in Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania or Ukraine, we can set the GeoIP per IP to any of them. Most registry-based databases take the change"
YOU CAN DO THAT TOO? 🤯
Really juicy deal that I'm gonna save somewhere but I don't need it now because I need a server in those countries to be physically, not in geo databases, unfortunately
Hey @MrHyppo3,
yes, GeoIP works per IP and for almost any country, you just send us the IP and the country in a ticket. Fair enough if the server has to sit there physically, that's something we can't do from the Netherlands. If GeoIP is ever enough for a project, you know where to find us.
Changed my mind this is epic ass, lmao 💀💀💀