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Virtono vs NexusBytes

A detailed comparison to help you choose between Virtono and NexusBytes.

Quick Verdict

3.5/5

Virtono

0 reviews

3.7/5

NexusBytes

0 reviews

NexusBytes is rated higher (3.7 vs 3.5). Virtono is a Romanian cloud provider offering VPS across Romania, Germany, Netherlands, and US. Competitive pricing with NVMe storage and DDoS protection. ISO 27001 certified. NexusBytes provides VPS in multiple US and EU locations with DDoS protection and NVMe storage included. KVM-based with instant provisioning and good network performance.

Virtono

Virtono

Romanian cloud VPS with European coverage

NexusBytes

US and EU VPS with DDoS protection included

Overview
Rating3.5 (0 reviews)3.7 (0 reviews)✓
Pricing modelpaidpaid
Starting priceFrom $2.5/mo✓From $4/mo
Best forEuropean and global projects that need small VPS instances in specific cities — Prague, Belgrade, Sofia, Oslo, Zurich — or per-market rollouts, where location breadth matters more than raw compute per euroDevelopers and small teams wanting Ryzen/NVMe VPS with US, EU, and APAC locations from one transparent boutique provider
Specifications (entry plan)
CPU cores1 vCPU1 vCPU
RAM1 GB2 GB✓
Storage15 GB20 GB✓
Bandwidth1 TB/mo2 TB/mo✓
SLA uptime—99.9%
Data-center count29✓8
€/vCPU/mo€2.50✓€4.00
€/GB RAM/mo€2.50€2.00✓
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection✓
Automated backups
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing
Free tier
Data-center locations
Regions
Los Angeles, USDallas, USMiami, USNew York, USMontreal, CADublin, IE+23
United States, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Singapore, Japan, Australia
Tags
Tags
nvme storageipv6ddos protectioneu datacenterus datacentergdpr compliant
nvme storageipv6ddos protectionbackups includedeu datacenterus datacenter
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Virtono

Pros

  • + 29 locations on one uniform price list — deploying in Belgrade, Prague, Oslo, or Sydney costs the same as Los Angeles
  • + KVM with dedicated CPU/RAM, full root access, and a routed /64 IPv6 subnet on every instance
  • + Entry pricing at €2.50/mo is competitive for KVM with a dedicated IPv4
  • + Published per-location test IPs make pre-purchase network checks possible
  • + 30-day money-back guarantee and broad payment options including crypto and Alipay

Cons

  • - Mid and upper tiers are priced for location choice, not compute value — more CPU per euro elsewhere
  • - Thin independent uptime and track-record data for a provider of this size
  • - Site inconsistency: €2.50 entry on one page, €2.95 on another; VAT added for EU buyers without a VAT ID
  • - ISO 27001 and DDoS-protection claims not verifiable on the vendor site during this review
  • - Self-managed only on VPS; the managed cPanel tier starts at €59.95/mo
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NexusBytes

Pros

  • + Ryzen + NVMe hardware at budget prices: 2 vCore / 2 GB from $6.40/month (annual), budget LA plans from $4/month
  • + Eight locations on four continents from a single small provider — NYC, LA, Miami, Naaldwijk, London, Singapore, Tokyo, Melbourne
  • + DDoS protection, IPv4 plus /64 IPv6, instant provisioning, and à-la-carte upgrades published openly
  • + Virtual dedicated line gives true dedicated Ryzen vCores from $19.20/month
  • + Candid policy writing: fair-share rules, SLA exceptions, and published looking glasses

Cons

  • - Very small operator (founder-run Connecticut LLC) — counterparty risk compared with larger chains
  • - Self-managed by default; DirectAdmin management is a paid add-on
  • - Best prices require annual commitment; monthly terms cost roughly 25% more
  • - SLA is 99.9% monthly with case-by-case credits and a broad exception list (maintenance, hardware failure, DDoS, peering)
  • - Fair-share CPU and port speed on standard VPS; APAC plans ship with much lower transfer allowances
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