iHor.online Colocation 1U, $ 32.49/mo. on Colocation

Colocation 1U has been added on Feb 24, 2026

📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalWire Transfer
🔨 Control Panel :	ISPmanager
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Finland Russian Federation
⚑ Targeting :	RU UK US

See also initial Colocation 1U plan location on their website!

*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

IHOR (ihor.online) positions itself as a full-stack hosting provider that bundles the essentials—VPS/VDS, dedicated servers, shared PHP hosting, backup storage, domains, and SSL—under one account with a strong focus on automation. The company presents itself as active since 2000, and it operates under IHOR HOSTING LTD (London, UK) while also maintaining a clear Russian representation for local support and communications.

The core of the lineup is VPS/VDS on KVM with SSD/NVMe storage and quick provisioning. Customers can pick between RU (Moscow) and EU (Helsinki) for many VDS plans, and the catalog is broad enough to cover typical developer use cases (Linux stacks, FreeBSD, and Windows options on certain tiers). The VDS lineup scales from very small instances for lightweight services to larger resource tiers intended for serious workloads, all built around dedicated allocations (CPU/RAM/disk), VNC access, and OS flexibility.

For traditional websites, shared PHP hosting is available with multiple PHP branches (including legacy and modern versions), MySQL/MariaDB, SSL support, and email services (IMAP/POP3/SMTP). Their shared hosting is anchored on cPanel, while a separate backup-focused hosting/storage offering uses ISPmanager and is oriented around FTP-based offsite retention rather than web execution.

On the higher end, dedicated servers are offered as configurable physical machines with full control, IPMI as an option (or mandatory depending on the server type), and 1 Gbit/s connectivity as the standard baseline. Beyond pure hosting, IHOR also offers colocation (server units and full/half rack rentals), plus a dedicated mining equipment placement pricing model that separates rack space from power consumption. For customers who don’t want to self-admin everything, they also list paid administration tasks—ranging from OS/app tuning to network-oriented services like BGP connectivity, PI-prefix announcements, and Private VLAN setups.

A practical note for international buyers: the platform operates primarily in Russian, but the company supports customers in Russian and English, and the site interface shows language switching options. Billing is heavily oriented around RUB pricing, with repeated notes that pricing tracks exchange-rate dynamics tied to USD/EUR.