JVM Host Tomcat, $ 7.95/mo. on Linux Shared

Tomcat has been updated on January 11, 2026 (added December 1, 2016), Aggregate Rating (9.4 out of 10 from 7 reviews)

🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
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🔨 Control Panel :	DirectAdmin
🔧 Category :	Backup
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⚑ Targeting :	UK US
💰 Money-back guarantee :	15 days
🚀 Uptime :	99.95 %

See also initial Tomcat plan location on their website!

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*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

JVM Host is a small, specialist hosting provider focused almost entirely on Java application hosting. The brand has been active since around 2010, operating as a web hosting division of Almanox Ltd ( almanox.com ), a private company based in London, UK. Rather than trying to cover every possible hosting niche, they concentrate on Java and related technologies, offering environments that suit developers running Tomcat, GlassFish, WildFly, Spring Boot, Liferay, OpenGTS and many other JVM-based stacks.

The core of the portfolio is the Shared Java Hosting line with private JVM. Plans such as Tomcat, Tomcat Plus, Tomcat Premium and Tomcat Enterprise run from 128 MB up to 1 GB of heap memory, each with 10 GB SSD storage and 1 TB monthly bandwidth. There are also specialized variants like Cyclos Preinstalled, plus options for Jetty, JBoss, Resin, Geronimo and GlassFish, all on the same underlying shared platform. Every shared plan includes a dedicated JVM, popular SQL engines (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS SQL Express), free SSL certificates, SSH access and a long list of developer tools from Git/SVN/Mercurial to multiple PHP, Python and Node.js versions.

Above the shared tier, JVM Host offers Cloud Java Hosting and Xen VPS plans for heavier workloads. Cloud plans (Cloud-1 through Cloud-8) combine 1 vCPU with 256 MB to 8 GB RAM, SSD storage from 10 GB to 160 GB and traffic from 100 GB up to 1.6 TB. These are aimed at developers who want a dedicated JVM plus more isolation and resources without fully managing everything themselves. The Xen VPS range (XEN-512 to XEN-8192) moves into classic VPS territory: more RAM (up to 8 GB), higher SSD allocations and traffic up to 8 TB, with root access, SolusVM console and optional cPanel or other control panels. On VPS, Java and supporting software (JDK, application server, SQL server, mail server, etc.) can be preinstalled, but day-to-day system administration remains the customer’s responsibility.

For projects that outgrow VPS, JVM Host also maintains dedicated Java servers. These use enterprise-grade Supermicro hardware with multiple cores, SSD or SSD+HDD storage, RAID and redundant components. Dedicated customers can ask for preinstallation of JDK, application servers, databases and extras such as CloudLinux, KernelCare or security add-ons like BitNinja. The same Java stack flexibility is present here as on smaller plans, but with more predictable performance and the ability to tailor the operating system and software stack more deeply.

Across all hosting types, JVM Host invests heavily in Java-specific tooling. A custom Java Control Panel (JCP) sits alongside cPanel on shared environments, allowing customers to switch JDK versions, choose between Tomcat, TomEE, JBoss, WildFly, GlassFish, Jetty and others, and tweak heap memory or application server configuration. The platform supports a broad range of frameworks and libraries (Spring, JSF, PrimeFaces, Struts, ZK, Tapestry, WebSockets and many more), which makes it attractive for developers who need more than a generic PHP shared host. The client portal is available in several languages (English, French, German, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish), which helps international customers manage billing and tickets more comfortably.

An additional observation concerning JVM Host emerges from WHTop’s pricing monitoring. Their Tomcat (shared hosting) plans, VPS offerings, and dedicated server packages have retained the same plan names, feature sets, and pricing since July 2020. Such long-term uniformity may be interpreted as an indicator of limited product iteration and strategic stagnation, suggesting that the company has likely undergone minimal service evolution in recent years.

Overall, JVM Host is a focused Java-oriented boutique provider: small enough to be hands-on, but with a reasonably complete line-up from shared JVM accounts through cloud and VPS to dedicated servers, domain registration and SSL certificates.