HOSTLIFE vs WebHOST1 — which to choose for a VPS
Comparing VPS from the catalogue: 30 plans at HOSTLIFE and 16 plans at WebHOST1. Prices come from the providers' price lists and are updated every day.
In short
- Cheaper — HOSTLIFE on 3 of 6 comparable configurations, WebHOST1 on 3.
- More countries — WebHOST1: 8 vs 4. Only there: Russia, Israel, Armenia, France and 2 more.
- DDoS protection — only at WebHOST1 (16 plans of 16).
- Unlimited traffic — only at HOSTLIFE (30 plans of 30).
- IPv6 support — only at HOSTLIFE (30 plans of 30).
These points are built from catalogue figures and change with the price lists.
Key facts
HOSTLIFE
WebHOST1
VPS price from
$7.99 a month
$7.51 a month
VPS plans in the catalogue
30
16
Countries
Germany, Netherlands, Ukraine, United States
Russia, Israel, Netherlands, Armenia, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Türkiye
DDoS protection
no
yes — 16 plans of 16
Free server administration
yes — 30 plans of 30
yes — 16 plans of 16
Unlimited traffic
yes — 30 plans of 30
no
IPv6 support
yes — 30 plans of 30
no
Trial period
no
not stated
Payment
Invoice for companies, Cryptocurrency, International card, PayPal
not stated
Refunds
Full refund within the first 30 days
Full refund within the first 30 days
Free
no
not stated
Support
no
not stated
Clients
no
not stated
Uptime guarantee (SLA)
not stated
not stated
In business
since 2005
since 2008
Same configuration — where it is cheaper
The cheapest plan with at least as many cores and as much memory. No exact match — we take the nearest larger one.
Need
HOSTLIFE
WebHOST1
1 core · 1 GB
1 core · 2 GB
2 cores · 2 GB
2 cores · 4 GB
4 cores · 8 GB
Frequently asked questions
Which is cheaper — HOSTLIFE or WebHOST1?
HOSTLIFE — VPS from $7.99 a month, WebHOST1 — from $7.51. With 2 cores and 4 GB — $17.00 (“Essential Tyro”) vs $19.88 (“RU NVMe CS-Cart 40”). Prices are updated from the providers' price lists.
Where are the HOSTLIFE and WebHOST1 servers?
HOSTLIFE — Germany, Netherlands, Ukraine, United States. WebHOST1 — Russia, Israel, Netherlands, Armenia, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Türkiye.