ServerPrism GTA V FiveM Server Hosting, € 6.88/mo. on Linux VPS

GTA V FiveM Server Hosting starts at 4GB RAM, 2 vCores and unmetered network traffic for 6.88 EUR per month with the SUMMER10 lifetime discount. Annual billing for the starting configuration is 7.65 EUR per month equivalent. The merged game package range keeps the lowest starting price while retaining all listed RAM tiers: 4GB, 6GB, 8GB, 10GB, 12GB, 14GB, 16GB, 20GB, 24GB, 32GB, 48GB, 64GB, 96GB, 128GB. CPU allocation scales from 2 to 64 vCores across the available sizes. Monthly prices across the same order are 6.88 EUR, 10.32 EUR, 13.77 EUR, 17.21 EUR, 20.65 EUR, 24.09 EUR, 27.53 EUR, 34.42 EUR, 41.30 EUR, 55.07 EUR, 82.60 EUR, 110.13 EUR, 165.20 EUR, 220.26 EUR; annual per-month equivalents are 7.65 EUR, 11.47 EUR, 15.30 EUR, 19.12 EUR, 22.94 EUR, 26.77 EUR, 30.59 EUR, 38.24 EUR, 45.89 EUR, 61.18 EUR, 91.78 EUR, 122.37 EUR, 183.55 EUR, 244.74 EUR. The starting configuration fits small servers and casual play and can be split into separate instances for a game server, proxy, database, Discord bot, or another supported runtime. It uses AMD Ryzen or equivalent high-clock CPUs, DDR5 ECC memory, PCIe Gen4 NVMe storage, redundant 10Gbps uplinks and included DDoS mitigation. Deployment is automatic, usually ready in under two minutes, and the in-house dashboard can switch game, type, version or modloader without a ticket while preserving files. FiveM hosting can split the same plan to run MySQL alongside the game server, includes a visual database manager for browsing tables, editing rows, running SQL queries and import/export, and is suitable for ESX, QBCore and vRP frameworks.

Resource splitting is the main operating model: RAM can be divided across independent servers, resized later, and kept under one bill. The platform includes 24/7 monitoring, support through live chat and tickets, email and phone contact, price matching for comparable RAM and DDoS tiers, and a 3-day refund window for new purchases. Payment is handled by card through Stripe. The network uses low-latency global infrastructure with European capacity plus country locations in the United States, Singapore and Australia, and the hosting stack is designed around instant setup, runtime flexibility, DDoS protection, NVMe performance and sustainable operations.