OuiHeberg
French host with three fixed plans: 4 GB for €1.99, 8 for €4.99 and 16 for €10, VAT included and no contract. Per gigabyte, the cheapest in the whole table. Marseille is the closest datacenter to Spain of any host compared here.
Today it's the cheapest per GB in the whole table and, on top, in euros, VAT included, with no first-month trick. If one of its three sizes (4, 8 or 16 GB) fits you and you're not a 30 GB-disk modpack, it's the first option I'd look at. If you need 2 GB or more than 16, it's not your place.
Prices checked by hand by Doublelag on 20 September 2026 · how I check them
What their customers say: OuiHeberg reviews on Trustpilot. Look at the number of reviews, not just the score: a 4.9 from 200 reviews says less than a 4.5 from 20,000.
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 tiersThree fixed plans: Start 4 GB (2 vCPU, 20 GB NVMe), Plus 8 GB (2 vCPU, 50 GB) and Pro 16 GB (4 vCPU, 100 GB). Price incl. VAT, month to month, no contract; not a first-month promo. Unlimited players. Datacenters in Marseille, Frankfurt, New York, Canada and Sydney. Java and Bedrock. French host since 2018 | €1.99gives you 4 GB | €1.99 | €4.99 | €10.00 | not available |
Monthly price in euros. Hosts that charge in dollars are converted at $1 = €0.86.
The good
- Cheapest per GB in the comparison: €0.50 per GB on the 4 GB plan (€1.99) and €0.62 on the 16 GB one (€10). Half of Chunkly and PebbleHost, the cheap ones until now.
- Recurring price, VAT included, in euros: not a first-month promo and no dollar conversion. Month to month, no contract.
- Marseille as a datacenter: of all the hosts compared, the closest to Spain. Frankfurt as a second European option.
- Backups included (2 on Start, 5 on Pro), 2-4 vCPU at 3.7 GHz, NVMe, unlimited players and one-click modpacks from CurseForge and Modrinth.
- They offer a free server for up to 4 players (Paper/Spigot, no mods) to try the panel with no card.
The catches
- Only three sizes: 4, 8 and 16 GB. No 2 GB for four friends and no 12 GB for a mid modpack; above 16 you move to their OuiBox, which is a different product.
- The 4 GB plan ships with 20 GB of disk: a big modpack plus its backups fills it. The 8 GB plan has 50 GB.
- They don't publish the exact CPU model (“Ryzen infrastructure”, 3.7 GHz). Fine for vanilla and plugins; for a heavy modpack you want to know.
- Ticket support in French and English. Spanish website, French team.
- Their own “best Minecraft hosting” page ranks themselves first. It's not a comparison: it's their site.
Verdict
Today it's the cheapest per GB in the whole table and, on top, in euros, VAT included, with no first-month trick. If one of its three sizes (4, 8 or 16 GB) fits you and you're not a 30 GB-disk modpack, it's the first option I'd look at. If you need 2 GB or more than 16, it's not your place.
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 OuiHeberg compared side by side with the rest.
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