Which markets does an Athens deployment cover well?

Greece and Cyprus are the primary markets. Athens also has good connectivity into Bulgaria, Romania, and the wider Balkans — making it the most practical EU anchor for Southeast European infrastructure. For Eastern Mediterranean users outside the EU, it is the nearest in-union location.

Is Athens suitable for maritime and real-time operational workloads?

Yes. Greece is a global shipping hub and in-region compute in Athens keeps latency low for operational systems — vessel tracking, port management, logistics APIs — that need fast response times and cannot tolerate the round-trip to Central Europe.

Cloud VPS Hosting in Athens, Greece

Athens Cloud VPS — EU infrastructure at the gateway to Southeast Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean.

Why deploy in Athens?

Athens is the nearest EU data-centre city to a wide arc of markets that Western European hubs serve poorly: mainland Greece, the Greek islands, Cyprus, and a corridor stretching through the Balkans and into the Eastern Mediterranean. Hosting here puts compute inside the EU while delivering latency that no Frankfurt or Amsterdam deployment can match for users in this region.

For maritime technology, regional logistics platforms, and Southeast European digital businesses, Athens is the natural anchor — close to the users, inside the union, and with the explicit Greek jurisdiction needed for GDPR data-residency records.

The problem hosting in Athens solves

Eastern Mediterranean users are underserved by Western EU hubs

For users in Greece, Cyprus, and the Balkans, Frankfurt is geographically distant. Athens-hosted compute cuts that distance and the latency that comes with it.

Maritime operations require low-latency, in-region infrastructure

Real-time vessel tracking, port scheduling, and logistics coordination cannot run on infrastructure thousands of kilometres away without noticeable degradation.

Why teams choose us in Athens

Southeast Europe and Eastern Med gateway

Athens is the closest EU city to Greece, Cyprus, and the Balkan corridor — compute here serves that arc at latencies Western EU locations cannot reach.

EU residency in Greece

Instances run in Greece, inside the EU — explicit Greek jurisdiction for GDPR data-residency documentation and regulated-industry requirements.

Instant provisioning, hourly economics

NVMe storage, full root, IPv4 and IPv6 — provision in seconds, billed by the hour with a monthly ceiling, no contracts.

Built for teams deploying in Athens

Maritime and regional operations technology teams

Greece is a global shipping hub. Technology platforms serving port operations, fleet management, and maritime logistics need in-region infrastructure where latency to operational systems is measured in milliseconds, not the seconds that come from routing to Central Europe.

Plans available in Athens

General Purpose plans in Athens

Plan	vCPU	RAM	Storage	Network	Price
1 vCPU · 1 GB	1	1024 MB	10 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv6 included	$0.0112/hr ~$8.00/mo	Deploy
1 vCPU · 1 GB	1	1024 MB	10 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0138/hr ~$10.00/mo	Deploy
1 vCPU · 1 GB	1	1024 MB	15 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0166/hr ~$12.00/mo	Deploy
1 vCPU · 2 GB	1	2048 MB	20 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0278/hr ~$20.00/mo	Deploy
2 vCPU · 2 GB	2	2048 MB	40 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0334/hr ~$24.00/mo	Deploy
2 vCPU · 2 GB	2	2048 MB	40 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0388/hr ~$28.00/mo	Deploy
2 vCPU · 4 GB	2	4096 MB	50 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0388/hr ~$28.00/mo	Deploy
3 vCPU · 4 GB	3	4096 MB	60 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0556/hr ~$40.00/mo	Deploy
4 vCPU · 8 GB	4	8192 MB	80 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0834/hr ~$60.00/mo	Deploy
6 vCPU · 16 GB	6	16384 MB	160 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.1528/hr ~$110.00/mo	Deploy
8 vCPU · 32 GB	8	32768 MB	320 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.2778/hr ~$200.00/mo	Deploy
16 vCPU · 64 GB	16	65536 MB	640 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.5556/hr ~$400.00/mo	Deploy

Bandwidth & networking. Every plan includes 200 GB of free outbound data transfer each month; additional transfer is billed at $0.09 per GB. Most plans include a public IPv4 address with IPv6 free on demand; IPv6-only sizes offer IPv4 as a paid add-on.

Questions about Athens

Which markets does an Athens deployment cover well?: Greece and Cyprus are the primary markets. Athens also has good connectivity into Bulgaria, Romania, and the wider Balkans — making it the most practical EU anchor for Southeast European infrastructure. For Eastern Mediterranean users outside the EU, it is the nearest in-union location.
Is Athens suitable for maritime and real-time operational workloads?: Yes. Greece is a global shipping hub and in-region compute in Athens keeps latency low for operational systems — vessel tracking, port management, logistics APIs — that need fast response times and cannot tolerate the round-trip to Central Europe.

Storage may be SSD or NVMe unless a specific type is mentioned.
IPv6-only sizes can add a paid IPv4 address.
Billing is hourly and starts when the server is created. Prices are in USD and exclude applicable taxes.