We offer a 40-day money-back guarantee on all Ukrainian VPS packages! We will give a 100% refund of your last payment if your Ukraine VPS hosting experience was ruined! If you decide you want your money back, please contact our customer experience team at support@elitehost and we'll send you an email with instructions on how to complete the cancellation process.

All our VPS Ukraine are DDoS-ready - upon request, you’ll get enterprise-grade in-line DDoS filters applied. Basic DDoS protection is an add-on for VPS UA that costs $50/month – its excellent protection against protocol attacks. Remote DDoS protection is an anti-DDoS proxy service that helps to protect any web applications. It will carefully filter out malicious traffic & pass only legitimate visitors to your server and costs $100/month. DDoS protection is available at any time from the hosting's client area.

VPS hosting provides an isolated environment on a shared server, which means you are given just a slice of a server's resources that no one else can touch. Dedicated server hosting gives you total control of a physical server's resources. A dedicated server is a type of hosting where the server is generally not shared by anyone else.

VPS hosting provides an isolated environment, which means you are given a slice of the server that no one else can touch. In a shared hosting server, resources are shared between all the server's accounts. You have strict limitations in a shared environment, whereas with VPS hosting you are in control – you decide what to run on your server.

These days a website's loading speed is a very important factor. Few people have the patience to wait while slow webpage loads. SSD disks have much faster input-output performance, which is beneficial compared to non-SSD. While you can get a faster read immediately, you will also benefit from reduced CPU usage. CPU usage is high when waiting because the CPU is still processing data in a waiting state.

With KVM, your VPS works almost like a dedicated server. OpenVZ is container-based virtualization for Linux, and not all kernel modules are available. The main disadvantage of OpenVZ is that you can only use an OS template, and there is no option to install an OS manually. KVM supports Linux, BSD, and Windows, and has flexible migration capabilities. With KVM you will get a separate virtual disk, graphics adapter, and network card for each instance.