Cloud & VPS

Cloud and VPS hosting for the Philippines

Who each provider suits, what it costs on its own pricing page, where its servers are and how you can pay. No speed scores: test latency from your own connection instead.

Who each provider suits

Cloud and VPS providers compared
ProviderSuitsFromAsia locationsPay with
HostingerSelf-managed KVM VPSBudget projects, n8n/Docker, small game servers; people who want to pay in pesos₱409/mo on a 24-month term (renews ₱679)India, Indonesia, MalaysiaCards, PayPal, Google Pay, GCash, crypto
ScalaHostingManaged cloud VPSAgencies and stores that want a managed server with a control panel included$22.46/mo intro (renews $54.95)Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Mumbai, SydneyCards, PayPal, bank transfer
CloudwaysManaged cloud, hourly billingDevelopers who want managed servers on DigitalOcean, Vultr, AWS or Google Cloud$14/mo (1 GB DigitalOcean)Singapore and more, by cloudVisa, Mastercard, Amex, PayPal
VultrSelf-managed cloudSysadmins who want many regions and pay-as-you-go billing$5/mo regular; $6/mo High PerformanceSingapore, Tokyo, Osaka, SeoulCards, PayPal, Alipay, UnionPay, crypto
KinstaManaged WordPressBusiness WordPress sites that want hands-off hosting and support$35/mo (Single 20GB)Singapore, Tokyo, Batam, Osaka, SeoulCards only (no PayPal)

Prices last checked 13 Nov 2026 on each provider’s own pricing page. Prices change, so check the provider’s page before you buy. Peso and dollar conversions marked ≈ are estimates at ₱63.79 per US$1 (open.er-api.com mid-market reference, 13 Nov 2026).

What to compare before you buy

  • Where the servers are. Singapore, Malaysia, Jakarta, Hong Kong and Tokyo are the usual picks for visitors in the Philippines. Check the provider’s region list, then test from your connection.
  • The renewal price. Intro prices often need a 12 to 48-month term and renew higher.
  • How you can pay. Use the payment checker to see who names GCash, Maya, cards or PayPal.
  • Who manages the server. Self-managed is cheaper; you patch and secure it. Managed costs more and handles that for you.
  • How big it needs to be. The VPS sizing calculator gives a sensible starting size.

Prefer a company based in the Philippines? See local PH hosts. New to the terms? The glossary explains them.

How CloudBox checks providers

We don’t run a test lab and we don’t publish latency numbers of our own. Prices, plan specs, data center locations and payment methods come from each provider’s public pages, with the date we last checked them. Latency comes from you: the ping tester times requests from your own browser, on your own connection, right now. Read the full method.

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