List · 6 providers · Updated

Storage hosting providers

Providers that sell storage plans: large-disk servers for backups, archives and file hosting.

Top 3 in this list

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  1. VPSLab
    RDP · VPS · Storage
    4.5/5

    Privacy-minded buyers who want a European VPS or RDP server with email-only signup and Monero payments

    KYC
    0Never
    From
    $5.44/mo
    Visit
  2. 0xHost
    VPS · Storage
    3.5/5
    KYC
    0Never
    From
    $16.34/mo
    Visit
  3. RDP SH
    RDP · VPS · Storage
    3.5/5
    KYC
    1Not mentioned
    From
    $3.27/mo
    Visit
Provider KYC Rating Jurisdiction From Crypto
#1
VPSLab
RDP · VPS · Storage
 Visit 0 Never 4.5/5
$5.44/mo Yes
#2
0xHost
VPS · Storage
 Visit 0 Never 3.5/5
$16.34/mo Only
#3
RDP SH
RDP · VPS · Storage
 Visit 1 Not mentioned 3.5/5
$3.27/mo Yes
#4
PrivateAlps
VPS · RDP · Storage
 Visit 0 Never 3.0/5
$14.06/mo Yes
#5
BuyVM
VPS · Storage
 Visit 4 Mandatory 1.5/5
$3.50/mo Yes
#6
HostSailor
VPS · Storage · Dedicated
 Visit 4 Mandatory 0.5/5
$2.99/mo Yes

6 verified providers qualify · median starting price $4.47/mo · 4 accept Monero · 1 crypto-only · Full statistics

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Storage plans vs. regular VPS

A storage plan trades CPU and memory for a lot of disk space, usually on cheaper spinning drives. It suits backups, archives, media and self-hosted file sync. For websites, databases or anything CPU-heavy, a regular VPS is the better fit.

Storage prices are listed on each provider page but are not used for the "From" price or the price score, so a cheap storage add-on never makes a host look cheap for servers.

Frequently asked questions

Can I run applications on a storage plan?

Usually yes, but with little CPU and memory. Check the vCPU and RAM on the provider page before planning anything beyond backups or file hosting.

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