Eco Web Hosting Cloud 1, £ 30.00/mo. on Linux Cloud

Cloud 1 is a configurable cloud server tier aimed at projects that need dedicated virtual resources with root-level control.
Compute: 1 vCPU.
Memory: 1 GB RAM (1000 MB).
Storage: 25 GB fast SSD storage (25000 MB) with platform messaging highlighting NVMe-backed performance.
Transfer: 1 TB monthly transfer allowance (1000 GB) as shown in the tier summary.
IP addressing: a dedicated IPv4 and IPv6 address are included, with additional IPv4 addresses available as an add-on.
Pricing: 10 GBP per month excluding VAT; yearly billing is promoted with two months free where available.
Management model: the base server is presented as self-managed with full administrator access; optional management and premium management are available with tighter response SLAs and proactive monitoring.
Control panels: optional cPanel (with WHM), Plesk, or DirectAdmin licences can be added if you prefer GUI administration; you can also run without a control panel.
Backups and add-ons: optional daily or 4-hourly backup tiers, attached block storage, antivirus/malware protection, anti-spam tooling, KernelCare rebootless patching, Softaculous app installer, LiteSpeed options, and an RV Website Builder add-on are described.

Eco Web Hosting markets its cloud servers as fast, scalable VPS built for websites, applications, and game servers, with an emphasis on straightforward scaling and the absence of bandwidth fair-usage restrictions.
Platform architecture is described as redundant and self-healing, with KVM virtualisation and OpenStack orchestration used to deploy and scale servers rapidly.
Storage is positioned as high-performance NVMe SSD and the network is presented with a 1 Gbps uplink capability; out-of-band console access is highlighted to help recover access even if the server becomes unreachable on the public network.
DDoS protection is included as a built-in network feature to analyse and filter attack traffic while allowing legitimate connections.
Standard operating systems referenced include Ubuntu and CentOS variants (and AlmaLinux in the configurator), and the provider indicates other OS options may be available on request.
The service notes that you can choose a data centre region, including locations referenced in the UK and Australia (with additional regions mentioned more broadly), to optimise latency for target users.
Support is positioned as first-class assistance through a ticket helpdesk and live chat, with phone contact also available for sales and general enquiries.
Commercial terms indicate pricing is shown in GBP and excludes VAT; tax is calculated at checkout based on customer location. Payment is stated as available via major credit and debit cards.
Money-back guarantees are described for certain product categories, but the published terms exclude virtual private servers and dedicated servers from the money-back guarantee.
Overall, the offering is aimed at technical users who want root access and configuration flexibility, with optional managed services for customers who prefer proactive monitoring and faster-response support.