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VPS for an online store

A store on WooCommerce, OpenCart, Bitrix or a custom CMS

we suggest 2 × 4 GB9 matching providersfrom $8 / monthverified August 6, 2026
How many resources you need

Why that many

A store differs from a website in that not everything can be cached: the cart, the account and the checkout are computed on the fly. On top of that the database grows with the catalog and the order history, and product images take up space. That is why a store takes twice the memory of a website with the same traffic

01 · Minimum
2 × 2 GB

disk from 30 GB

A catalog of up to a few hundred products, a few orders a day

02 · Workingtypical choice
2 × 4 GB

disk from 50 GB

WooCommerce or OpenCart, thousands of products, dozens of orders a day

03 · With headroom
4 × 8 GB

disk from 80 GB

Bitrix, integrations with 1C and marketplaces, sales with peak load

What to check before paying
  • The disk subsystem: on a store the difference between SSD and NVMe shows in how the catalog renders
  • Whether there are snapshots to roll back after a failed module update
  • How the provider behaves under a traffic spike, whether resources can be added quickly
  • Whether there is enough space for product images with two years of headroom
How this ties into the matching. The calculator below is already set up for this workload: 2 cores and 4 GB of memory from the recommendation are filled in. You can change the values and the match recalculates instantly. A workload fit adds +25 points to a provider, the full formula
Matching

Find a server for a online store

Server matching

60 plans with a verified price, data checked August 6, 2026
01 · Workloadwe suggest 2 × 4 GB

A store on WooCommerce, OpenCart, Bitrix or a custom CMS

02 · Location
03 · Memory4 GB
1 GB64 GB
04 · Cores2 cores
116
05 · Budgetup to $25 / month
$5no limit
06 · Requirements
Provider commission is not part of the formula. How the score works
Matching result12 matching plans
01
Hostman
Cloud 4 · 2 × 4 GB · 80 GB NVMe · Europe
Listed for “Online store” Plan covers 2 cores and 4 GB RAM Within budget Price per GB of RAM is 46% below the median
99
$8 / month
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02
AdminVPSRussia
Micro · 2 × 4 GB · 60 GB NVMe · Russia
Listed for “Online store” Plan covers 2 cores and 4 GB RAM Within budget Price per GB of RAM is 34% below the median
99
$10 / month
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03
FirstVDSRussia
Boost SSD · 2 × 4 GB · 60 GB SSD · Russia
Listed for “Online store” Plan covers 2 cores and 4 GB RAM Within budget Price per GB of RAM is 24% below the median
99
$11 / month
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04
Timeweb CloudRussia
Cloud MSK 50 · 2 × 4 GB · 50 GB NVMe · Russia
Listed for “Online store” Plan covers 2 cores and 4 GB RAM Within budget Price per GB of RAM is 12% below the median
98
$13 / month
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05
Reg.ruRussia
Standard C4-M4-D80 · 4 × 4 GB · 80 GB SSD · Russia
Listed for “Online store” Plan covers 2 cores and 4 GB RAM Within budget Price per GB of RAM is 62% above the median
91
$24 / month
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06
AEserver
VPS 3 · 2 × 4 GB · 60 GB SSD · UAE
Listed for “Online store” Plan covers 2 cores and 4 GB RAM Over budget by $70 Price per GB of RAM is 537% above the median
71
$95 / month
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Plans

Suitable plans from the base

Selected are the ones that cover the recommended configuration: at least 2 cores and 4 GB of memory

Full catalog
ProviderPlanCPURAMDiskPrice per GBVerifiedPrice
HostmanCloud 424 GB80 GB NVMe$2August 3, 2026$8
AdminVPSMicro24 GB60 GB NVMe$2August 6, 2026$10
FirstVDSBoost SSD24 GB60 GB SSD$3August 6, 2026$11
Timeweb CloudCloud MSK 5024 GB50 GB NVMe$3August 3, 2026$13
AdminVPSStart48 GB80 GB NVMe$2August 6, 2026$16
HostmanCloud 548 GB160 GB NVMe$2August 3, 2026$17
FirstVDSLiftoff SSD48 GB80 GB SSD$2August 6, 2026$20
Timeweb CloudCloud MSK 8048 GB80 GB NVMe$3August 3, 2026$22
Reg.ruStandard C4-M4-D8044 GB80 GB SSD$6August 6, 2026$24
AdminVPSStandard812 GB100 GB NVMe$2August 6, 2026$27
Reg.ruStandard C6-M6-D10066 GB100 GB SSD$6August 6, 2026$34
Timeweb CloudCloud MSK 100812 GB100 GB NVMe$3August 3, 2026$34
Providers

Who claims this workload

TI
Timeweb Cloud
Russian provider

A Russian cloud with data centers in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Clear panel, hourly billing, snapshots and private networks. One o…

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Plans from$11
AD
AdminVPS
Russian provider

A budget VPS with a fast start and locations in Russia, Europe and Kazakhstan. One of the lowest entry points among Russian provid…

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Plans from$4
HO
Hostman
International provider

A managed cloud that deploys apps from your repository in a few clicks. A fit for teams without dedicated DevOps: updates, monitor…

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Plans from$4
AE
AEserver
International provider

A local Emirati provider with a data center in Dubai. Best for projects with an audience in the UAE and the Gulf, where low latenc…

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Plans from$27
TR
Truehost
International provider

An inexpensive cloud with an easy start and global presence. A reasonable pick to launch a small project when you just need a chea…

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Plans fromTBD
UL
UltaHost
International provider

Managed NVMe hosting focused on site speed and WordPress. They take on part of the administration, which helps if you have no sysa…

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Plans fromTBD
RE
Reg.ru
Russian provider

A large Russian registrar and host. Convenient when you want domain, hosting and server in one account, with proper invoicing

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Plans from$5
FI
FirstVDS
Russian provider

One of the older Russian VDS providers, with a range from budget servers to GPU and storage.

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Plans from$4
CL
Cloud4Box
Russian provider

A Russian provider with its own data center in Moscow and a flexible configurator: resources are assembled for the task rather tha…

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Plans fromTBD
Questions

Common questions about a online store

Do I need a separate server for the database

Up to a few thousand products and dozens of orders a day, no: the database and the application live together comfortably. Splitting them makes sense when the server starts hitting its memory limit during a catalog export, or when an integration with an accounting system blocks the storefront

What matters more for a store, cores or memory

Memory. Cores are needed when dozens of non-cacheable pages are computed at once, but a memory shortage kills a store immediately: the database spills to disk and the catalog starts taking seconds to open