Host Havoc
$5 per GB with NVMe disks and 13 data centres, three of them in Europe.
Based inCanada
Since2013
Locations13
PricingRAM tiers
Data centres in London, Amsterdam and Frankfurt72-hour guaranteeNVMe on every plan
What it charges for Minecraft
What you pay each month depending on the gigabytes you need. If you don't know how many, the calculator tells you in 20 seconds.
| Plan | 2 GB | 4 GB | 8 GB | 16 GB | 32 GB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RAM tiersRegular price, $5 per GB. Right now they advertise 25% off with the code SUMMER, but it's a seasonal promotion. Free dedicated IP from 6 GB (below that, +$4 a month). 72-hour guarantee | €8.60 | €17.20 | €34.40 | €68.80 | €137.60 |
Monthly price in euros. Hosts that charge in dollars are converted at $1 = €0.86.
The good
- They have data centres in London, Amsterdam and Frankfurt: from Spain the ping will be good.
- NVMe disks on every plan and their own hardware (not rented).
- Free dedicated IP from 6 GB.
- A 72-hour guarantee on every new order.
The catches
- $5 per GB at the regular price: expensive for what's in the table.
- The 25% they advertise is a seasonal promotion (code SUMMER), not the usual price.
- Below 6 GB, a dedicated IP costs $4 more a month.
- They don't list the CPU model on the Minecraft page.
Verdict
A serious host with a good presence in Europe, but at the regular price you pay double per GB compared with the cheapest in the table. If you catch the promotion, it gets close to average.
Is it the best for you?
It depends on how much RAM you need, and that changes the winner completely. Tell me how many of you there are and what you've installed, and I'll tell you in 20 seconds, with Host Havoc compared side by side with the rest.
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