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CloudSigma vs SpeedVPS

A detailed comparison to help you choose between CloudSigma and SpeedVPS.

Quick Verdict

3.6/5

CloudSigma

0 reviews

1.2/5

SpeedVPS

0 reviews

CloudSigma is rated higher (3.6 vs 1.2). Swiss-founded cloud provider that now mainly sells a white-label 'sovereign cloud' platform to hosting firms, with pay-per-use servers sized freely by CPU, RAM and storage. SpeedVPS offers cheap KVM VPS across 10+ US and EU datacenters. From $2.99/month. Linux and Windows available. No contracts, hourly billing option. Suitable for testing and development workloads.

CloudSigma

CloudSigma

High-performance VPS with flexible resources and transparent pricing

SpeedVPS

SpeedVPS

Budget VPS in 10+ US and EU locations

Overview
Rating3.6 (0 reviews)✓1.2 (0 reviews)
Pricing modelpaidpaid
Starting priceFrom $10/moFrom $3/mo✓
Best forEuropean teams with steady, self-managed workloads wanting per-resource control, Swiss/EU data residency and subscription pricing — custom-sized VMs, compute-heavy batch jobs, S3-backed appsNobody in its current state; historically, developers wanting throwaway US/EU test VPS at the lowest possible price
Features
IPv6✓
DDoS protection✓
Automated backups
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing✓
Free tier✓
Data-center locations
Regions
Zurich, Geneva, Boden, Dublin, Frankfurt, London, Riyadh, Tokyo, Manila, Manila-2, Clark, Honolulu, San Jose, Washington DC, Melbourne, Perth
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Tags
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hourly billingnvme storageipv6ddos protectioneu datacentergdpr compliantapi access
hourly billingipv6eu datacenterus datacenterwindows available
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CloudSigma

Pros

  • + Unbundled per-resource sizing with GHz-based CPU configuration and five-minute metering
  • + Strong SLA shape: 100% VM and network availability, 1 ms intra-network latency, 50x-fee outage credits
  • + Swiss jurisdiction (CLOUDSIGMA AG, Zug) with EU, US and APAC regions
  • + S3-compatible object storage, snapshots, full REST API, Terraform and Ansible support
  • + Generous egress (5 TiB/month free in Geneva and Frankfurt) and a free resource tier above USD 10/month spend

Cons

  • - Strategic pivot to white-label partners — individual self-service accounts are a legacy path
  • - No availability zones; each location is a separate cloud with its own account and contract
  • - Pay-as-you-go rates run 4-5x above subscription pricing for the same workload
  • - No managed databases or managed Kubernetes; object storage missing in some regions
  • - SLA claims are self-arbitrated with a one-month liability cap; 2026 third-party reports of broken ticketing
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SpeedVPS

Pros

  • + Catalog offer was broad on paper: 10+ US and EU locations, KVM, Linux and Windows
  • + No contracts, with monthly and reportedly hourly billing — the right shape for test workloads
  • + Entry pricing in the $2.99-3/month range put it at the very bottom of the market

Cons

  • - Vendor is gone: speedvps.com is a parked domain for sale, so the product cannot be purchased or verified
  • - No SLA, backup policy, hardware detail, or support channel is on record and none can now be retrieved
  • - Listing data contradicts itself on price, hourly billing, IPv6, and region flags
  • - Budget-class profile with unverifiable location claims and no documented performance
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