RU VDS Start Hit SSD, RUB 329.00/mo. on Linux VPS

Старт Хит SSD is the SSD-based version of the 'Hit' starter plan at 329 RUB/month. It keeps 1 vCPU and 1 dedicated IPv4, with 1 GB RAM and 20 GB SSD storage, and is advertised alongside unlimited traffic.
For entry-level production workloads where storage responsiveness matters (logs, queues, small DB workloads, frequent file access), the extra SSD capacity and 1 GB RAM provide more breathing room without moving into the higher tiers.

RuVDS presents this VPS line as a quick, self-managed way to rent a virtual server with fully automated ordering and installation, so a new instance can be started immediately after registration. The platform emphasizes per-second billing, so the balance is consumed based on actual usage rather than only fixed long terms. Storage is described as enterprise-grade SSD with eMLC memory, combined into RAID arrays that can reach up to 100,000 IOPS; this is positioned for responsive OS and application performance.
Network is marketed as unlimited traffic with an internet port up to 100 Mbps. Datacenters are described as having at least three redundant 10 Gbps uplinks and connectivity to major exchange points: M-9 and M-10 for Russian sites and LD-8, AMX-IX, and DE-CIX for European sites. The same section advertises a service availability figure of SLA 99.998% and a footprint of Tier III-class facilities across multiple countries.
Deployment can be placed in a choice of locations in Russia as well as selected international sites (the catalog mentions availability in 8 countries, including European locations plus Kazakhstan and Turkey). A built-in ping test is provided to help choose the closest site. New customers are offered a 3-day free test for any server priced up to 3000 RUB to validate applications and software before committing long term.
Account top-ups are supported via bank cards and, for business customers, invoice-based payments; pricing is stated as including VAT (5%) for both individuals and legal entities. Support is offered via a helpdesk-style contact form and email, with a free 24x7 phone line advertised for urgent issues.