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Digital Pacific vs Database Mart

A detailed comparison to help you choose between Digital Pacific and Database Mart.

Quick Verdict

3.5/5

Digital Pacific

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3.3/5

Database Mart

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Digital Pacific is rated higher (3.5 vs 3.3). Australian hosting provider with VPS and dedicated servers in Sydney. Guarantees support from Australian-based team. ISO 27001 certified. Strong with Australian SMBs needing local infrastructure. US host (since 2005) selling low-cost VPS, dedicated and NVIDIA GPU servers from its own US data centres. VPS from $2.99, GPU servers from $21 per month.

Digital Pacific

Digital Pacific

Australian hosting with guaranteed local support

Database Mart

Database Mart

Dedicated & GPU server provider

Overview
Rating3.5 (0 reviews)✓3.3 (0 reviews)
Pricing modelpaidpaid
Starting priceFrom $11.49/moFrom $2.99/mo✓
Best forAustralian SMBs, professional and regulated firms needing onshore data residency, local support and predictable monthly pricing — especially e-commerce serving Australian customers.Budget-conscious US workloads: Windows/RDP desktops and MSSQL boxes, always-on GPU inference or rendering on flat monthly rates, and small businesses wanting whole dedicated machines without colocation contracts.
Specifications (entry plan)
CPU cores—1 vCPU
RAM—2 GB
Storage—40 GB
Bandwidth—1 TB/mo
SLA uptime99.9%99.9%
Data-center count22
€/vCPU/mo—€2.99
€/GB RAM/mo—€1.50
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection✓
Automated backups
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing✓
Free tier
Data-center locations
Regions
Sydney, Australia (Equinix SY5)Melbourne, Australia (Equinix ME2)
Dallas, Texas, United StatesKansas City, Missouri, United States
Tags
Tags
nvme storageipv6backups includedapac datacenter
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Digital Pacific

Pros

  • + Genuinely local: Sydney and Melbourne infrastructure, Sydney-based 24/7 support, Australian billing and data residency
  • + Published month-to-month pricing with no renewal-price surprises and a 10-day money-back window
  • + Equinix SY5/ME2 facilities with N+1 power, cooling and multi-carrier transit and peering
  • + Dedicated servers include complimentary DDoS protection, a 3-hour hardware replacement guarantee and a 99.99% SLA
  • + Two decades of continuous operation (since 2000) with a carbon-neutral commitment and daily backups included

Cons

  • - Priced well above global providers for equivalent compute
  • - Only two data centres, both in Australia — no option for European or North American workloads
  • - Vague public specs: hardware models and NVMe claims are not documented on vendor pages; IPv6 unverified
  • - No hourly billing, no free tier, no self-service cloud platform for burst workloads
  • - Short 10-day refund window and shared-hosting heritage rather than a modern cloud product set
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Database Mart

Pros

  • + Genuinely low published prices: VPS from $2.99/mo, bare metal from $49/mo, GPU VPS from $85/mo
  • + Windows Server licensing included in plan price instead of a $16-$52/mo add-on
  • + Flat-rate GPU servers with unmetered bandwidth and zero egress fees suit always-on inference
  • + 99.9% uptime SLA with 3x downtime service credits, plus automated backups
  • + Two decades in business (since 2005) with its own US data centres and 24/7 human support

Cons

  • - US-only footprint — Dallas and Kansas City, no European or Asia-Pacific locations
  • - Entry plans (1 vCPU, 2 GB) are too thin for production workloads
  • - Promotional pricing rotates constantly, so headline rates need checking against list prices
  • - Heavy affiliate-marketing ecosystem makes independent reviews hard to find; company claims (customer counts) are unverified
  • - Windows Desktop VPS runs evaluation Windows images, not licensed production Windows
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