EuroVPS

EuroVPS is a managed hosting brand that calls itself Europe's premier managed hosting provider and says it has operated since 2004. Its terms name the contracting company as Euclid Services Ltd., with corporate headquarters in Nicosia, Cyprus, and an operational headquarters in a data center in Haarlem, the Netherlands. The company sells shared hosting, reseller hosting, managed Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC VPS plans, dedicated servers, managed clusters, private cloud and GPU hosting, and it bills itself as fully managed across the range. For a site operator, the useful question is where adult material may sit, and the answer is set out on a single FAQ page.

What it sells an operator

In October 2026 the front page lists shared hosting from €6 a month, Intel Xeon managed VPS from €90 a month, dedicated servers from €500 a month and private cloud from €1139 a month. Each figure is the starting price shown for its range, and the order pages set the rest.

In October 2026 the cPanel VPS page lists self-managed plans from €20 a month, with 2 vCPU, 2GB of RAM, 30GB of storage and 1TB of bandwidth on the entry plan. Its managed plans start from €50 a month. All VPS plans, on the page's own list, include a 100% uptime SLA, enterprise SSD storage, 10Gbps network uplinks and full root access. The Linux, Debian, Europe and SSD VPS pages repeat the same self-managed and managed structure with different operating systems, and each says provisioning is instant after a human security verification. Under the adult FAQ none of these VPS plans can carry adult material; for an adult site the relevant product is the dedicated server, which the front page describes as bare metal with 100% resource isolation for larger websites.

The product pages describe an enterprise platform. Servers are connected directly to the Amsterdam Internet Exchange, and the page names HPE ProLiant DL Series servers and HPE 3PAR 8450 full SSD storage arrays. The security page adds Cisco Firepower firewalls, an EVPN and VXLAN fabric with per-tenant isolation, and DMVPN and WireGuard links between sites. The site menu describes the private cloud as powered by CloudStack. The data centers named on the security page are Digital Realty in Athens and Iron Mountain in Amsterdam.

The terms that decide the choice

The adult rule is short and direct. The FAQ, last updated in 2019, says EuroVPS does not permit customers to host adult material on its shared hosting or Cloud VPS products, and that a customer who wants to host adult content on its network needs a dedicated server. The rule is the only adult statement on the pages, and the Terms of Service do not restate it. The acceptable use policy is incorporated by reference, and the company says it may suspend a service without liability where it reasonably believes the policy is being breached.

Payment is by MasterCard, Visa, PayPal or wire transfer. Other methods are not accepted. The first payment for a new order is accepted only after a security check, and renewals are charged automatically to the payment method on file. Wire transfers are not refundable, and a wire refund is posted as credit to the hosting account.

The refund rule is narrow. New customers get a 7 day money back guarantee on shared hosting, reseller hosting and Cloud servers, and only on a single purchase. For every other product the terms say there are no refunds, including dedicated servers, domain registrations, SSL certificates, third-party licenses and managed support plans. Refunds go back to the original payment method and can take up to 7 days.

Chargebacks are treated as a serious breach, and the terms, read in October 2026, set the fees below. A customer who disputes a card or PayPal payment is asked to email administration first, and an account that is charged back is suspended pending investigation. The terms say a reactivation fee of 75 EUR applies whatever the outcome, and the company may refuse to renew a subscriber who issues a chargeback. Late payment has its own rules: an account in arrears for 3 or more days is suspended automatically, reactivation needs the full settlement and a 75 EUR fee, and an account more than 7 days overdue is terminated, with backups held for 14 more days before deletion.

Prices can rise. The terms, read in October 2026, index each contract annually to the Consumer Price Index, with an increase of up to 5% or the CPI rise for the previous year, whichever is higher. The company may also pass on electricity cost increases, and customers above 500 watts of power draw can face an energy fee.

Cancellation needs at least 14 days' notice before renewal, or 30 days for a dedicated server, sent by email or through the Request Cancellation button on the service page. The terms warn that PayPal subscriptions must be canceled by the customer. Downgrades take effect on the account anniversary, while upgrades can take effect at any time.

Backup responsibilities are split. The security page lists daily automated backups included free with managed servers, kept for 30 days and replicated offsite, with restore testing. The terms say the customer should keep a current copy of their content, that the company is not responsible for the completeness or freshness of backups, and that a separate backup system is recommended. Uptime is backed by a 100% uptime SLA paid as credit: a customer must open a ticket within 5 days of an outage, and credit notes are issued against future invoices within 30 days.

2 more clauses matter for a site operator. IP addresses must be justified under RIPE guidelines, and additional addresses are sold only where the reason is explained. The company may also ask a customer to prove identity with an ID, a passport or the card used for purchase, and it will cancel the account if the documents are not supplied within 48 hours. Liability is capped at 1 month of the fee payable for the service, and the terms are governed by Cyprus law, with disputes heard in Cyprus.

Getting started and support

Onboarding starts with a one-to-one session with a technical sales specialist, and the company says each new customer gets a pre-migration security screening from day one. Migrations are carried out by staff: emails, files, websites and databases are moved as they are, and the company says it does this free of charge. It also says every managed server goes through a hardening checklist before handover, with SSH key-only logins, fail2ban, firewall rules limited to required ports and automatic security updates.

Support is 24/7 for managed products, and the company describes it as unlimited rather than charged by the hour. The front page cites an average support ticket time of 8 minutes, which is a company statistic. Sales hours are 9am to 5pm CET on Monday to Saturday, and administration hours are 9am to 5pm CET on weekdays. The site offers live chat, a ticket system and a support route for slow website debugging, and it states that its engineers work on webserver stacks beyond LAMP, including NGINX and Microsoft SQL.

Account managers also guide customers through a documented disaster recovery plan built on recovery point and recovery time objectives, and the managed offer adds proactive monitoring of HTTP down alarms, quarterly security audits with remediation steps and hacked site cleanup. The security page counts 84 active infrastructure monitors, with live status on a public status page.

Company and track record

The about page says the company has provided professional web hosting since 2004 and serves thousands of clients in more than 100 countries. It states that it has no outside investors and is not a reseller, and that its servers are its own. Its staff are described with RedHat, VMware, Microsoft, Brocade and Cisco certifications. The company holds ISO 9001, ISO 27001, ISO 37001, ISO 22301 and ISO 14001 certifications, as its pages state, and its security page says it gives GDPR documentation on request. Customer stories on the site are named testimonials, which are customer opinions rather than measured results.

Who it suits

EuroVPS fits an operator who wants a fully managed European server with a clear hardening baseline, a dedicated server for adult content and a short list of products that can be ordered online. It suits a business that values support over price and is willing to pay for a dedicated box, since the company says a dedicated server gives full resource isolation. Operators in the European Union should also note that the terms apply VAT to residents, and that VAT-registered businesses may be exempt on a valid number.

It does not fit an operator who wants adult content on shared or Cloud VPS plans, because the FAQ rules those out. It does not fit someone who expects a refund on a dedicated server or a managed support plan, since the terms exclude both. The mid-term surcharges for CPI, electricity and third-party license costs are a real cost risk. The company's strongest point on its own pages is the managed model: the same team handles migration, hardening, monitoring and support across the range, and the price is stated openly on the front page.