Deltahost Linux-16, $ 39.60/mo. on Linux VPS

Linux-16 has been updated on February 16, 2026 (added May 9, 2023), Aggregate Rating (7.2 out of 10 from 6 reviews)

💪 CPU/Cores :	8x Xeon 64bit
🔋 RAM :	16000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalBitcoin
🔨 Control Panel :	CPanelVestaWHMKVM
🔧 Category :	Game HostingDNSSeo HostingWordpressE-CommerceForexRDP
✍️ Support Options :	EmailLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Germany Netherlands Ukraine United States
⚑ Targeting :	RU UA US
💰 Money-back guarantee :	2 days
🚀 Uptime :	99 %

See also initial Linux-16 plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

DeltaHost is a Ukrainian infrastructure provider with roots dating back to 2008. Its main focus is no longer conventional shared hosting, but flexible server services for customers who need more control over their operating system, software environment, websites, databases and business applications.

The Ukrainian operation is managed through LLC Deltahost, registered in Kyiv in 2018. Dmytro Zemlianyi and Oleksandr Rudenko are equal founders and beneficial owners of the company. Operations in the Netherlands are supported by DLTH B.V., an Amsterdam-registered business that handles part of the international activity.

DeltaHost works particularly well for developers, agencies, online stores, remote offices and businesses running accounting, trading or customized software. Its active catalog includes Linux VPS, Windows VPS, dedicated servers, cloud storage, managed MySQL, managed Redis, domain registration, server administration and customized corporate infrastructure.

Traditional shared hosting is no longer offered to new customers. Existing shared-hosting accounts remain active, while new website owners are directed toward a VPS equipped with a hosting control panel. This requires slightly more technical knowledge, but it also removes many of the account, database, email and software restrictions normally associated with shared hosting.

The Linux VPS range uses KVM virtualization, dedicated resources and fast NVMe storage. Entry configurations include two virtual CPU cores, 4 GB RAM and 50 GB NVMe storage, while larger packages reach 32 GB RAM with considerably more processing and disk capacity. Each VPS includes root access and a dedicated IP address, allowing customers to install custom software and configure the environment according to the application.

The Windows VPS range is suitable for remote desktop environments, accounting programs, automated trading software, Windows-based websites and other applications requiring Microsoft Windows. Entry plans include two virtual CPU cores, 4 GB RAM and 100 GB NVMe storage, while the larger configurations provide up to 32 GB RAM.

VPS servers can be deployed in Ukraine, the Netherlands, Germany, Los Angeles and Buffalo, New York. This selection covers Central and Eastern Europe, Western Europe and both sides of the United States.

The Dedicated Server catalog includes customizable physical machines in the same five regions. Available systems range from affordable Intel Core and Xeon E3 servers to dual-processor platforms with Intel Xeon Gold CPUs, large memory allocations and multi-drive storage arrays. SSD, NVMe and high-capacity hard disks can be combined according to the intended workload.

Dedicated servers include IPMI remote-management access. This allows customers to control power, open a remote console, inspect the boot process and reinstall an operating system without waiting for physical intervention inside the facility.

Cloud Storage is built on Nextcloud and is available in Ukraine, the Netherlands and the United States. Storage packages range from 100 GB to 5 TB. Files can be accessed through a browser, desktop and mobile applications, WebDAV, SSHFS, FTP and FTPS. File sharing and collaborative document editing are also supported, making the service practical for backups, distributed teams and private file synchronization.

MySQL CS provides managed MySQL environments with phpMyAdmin, connection security, firewall controls, logs, resource statistics and selectable database versions. Plans range from one CPU core, 1 GB RAM and 10 GB storage to six CPU cores, 16 GB RAM and 160 GB storage.

Redis CS provides isolated Redis instances for caching, session storage, queues and application acceleration. Each instance includes firewall controls, connection protection, logs, CPU and memory statistics and access to selected Redis settings. Available packages range from 512 MB to 4 GB RAM.

Domain registration is primarily intended for customers already using a VPS, dedicated server or legacy hosting account. The available extensions include international domains, Ukrainian national and regional domains and various specialized extensions. Registration of a .UA domain requires a qualifying trademark.

Business solutions cover online stores, remote accounting systems, 1C environments, Forex applications, trading platforms, corporate servers, backup storage and website migration. Basic migration assistance is included, which can simplify the transfer of websites and complete VPS environments from another provider.

DeltaHost also maintains a useful collection of network and website tools. These include Looking Glass, DNS verification, SSL checking, CSR generation and decoding, gzip testing, bulk domain checks, WHOIS searches, Punycode conversion and checks for websites hosted on the same IP address.

The website is available in Ukrainian, Russian and English. Product prices are calculated in US dollars, while Ukrainian customers can pay invoices in Ukrainian hryvnia according to the exchange rate inside the customer account.

The interface remains functional and information-rich, although some older support articles still contain legacy prices and references to VestaCP. Current server orders use Hestia Control Panel or cPanel, so the live product configurators provide the most relevant configuration and pricing information.

The technical blog contains hosting guides, server-management instructions and infrastructure articles. Its most recent visible publication is dated July 15, 2024, making it more useful as a technical knowledge archive than as a frequently updated company-news channel.