Cube Hosting

Platform

Products

name: CloudServer - NBG01; category: general_purpose_kvm_virtual_private_server; cpu isolation: shared; current orderability: The live NBG01 category showed positive stock for all four plans when checked: Starter 1, Standard 8, Small 6 and Medium 10. Inventory is dynamic and those counts are not treated as guarantees.; current plans: name: Starter; cores: 2; memory gib: 8; storage gb: 100; monthly eur: 6.99, name: Standard; cores: 4; memory gib: 16; storage gb: 150; monthly eur: 16.5, name: Small; cores: 6; memory gib: 28; storage gb: 250; monthly eur: 23.99, name: Medium; cores: 8; memory gib: 32; storage gb: 350; monthly eur: 31.99; included: NVMe storage, DDR4-3200 ECC memory, one IPv4 address, IPv6 /64 according to the current Cloud marketing page, 1 Gbit/s fair-use network connection, configurable firewall and DDoS protection up to the advertised 3.2 Tbit/s, four complete backup slots, no setup fee; host cpu conflict: The live order category identifies AMD Ryzen 7 5700X hosts at 3.4–4.6 GHz, while the current Cloud marketing page identifies Ryzen 9 7900X hosts for the same NBG01 plans. The benchmark uses the live category for current order facts and does not promise a specific CPU model.; traffic qualification: The current product pages say 1 Gbit/s under fair use and say normal websites, shops, gameservers, APIs and applications do not incur hidden traffic charges. The last-published terms, dated 2020, instead state a default 1 TB allowance unless otherwise agreed. No reconciled current numeric transfer allowance is public, so benchmark transfer is not_found.; pricing qualification: The benchmark uses the regular gross monthly prices. The currently advertised RYZEN30 coupon reduces Cloud prices by 30%, but temporary coupon pricing is excluded from rankings., name: CloudServer - FRA01; category: cataloged_but_not_currently_orderable; current orderability: The separate live FRA01 Cloud category showed 0 available for every one of its nine plans, and an individual product page returned not in stock. Frankfurt is therefore documented as provider infrastructure but excluded as a current VM location and from all benchmark offers.; facility: Maincubes FRA01, described by the order catalog as Offenbach am Main, Germany; source conflicts: The public Cloud page markets Frankfurt plans and in three cases shows different regular prices from the zero-stock WHMCS catalog. Neither set is benchmarked while stock remains zero.

Operating systems

deployment: Customers choose an image and operating system during configuration and can later reinstall from the panel.; image scope: The current Cloud page describes images for operating systems, web workloads, applications and gameservers.; exact public image catalog: not_found; windows qualification: The public Cloud catalog reviewed does not verify a selectable Windows image or included Windows licence for these current NBG01 plans.; self administration: KVM and full root access permit customers to administer compatible software inside the guest, but this is not evidence that every operating system is offered as a provider image.

Virtualization

hypervisor: KVM; guest access: Full root control is advertised for the Cloud VMs.; panel capabilities: start, stop and restart the VM, inspect resources and network data, reinstall from an image, browser VNC console, manage PTR/rDNS, manage firewall rules and DDoS profiles; nested virtualization: No current public statement about nested virtualization was found.; reseller api qualification: Cube Hosting advertises an API and WHMCS module for approved resellers to provision and manage CloudServer, dedicated-server and domain products. The public pages do not establish that an ordinary retail Cloud customer receives that API.

CPU isolation

classification: shared; basis: The service is marketed as Cloud with cores or vCores and does not promise exclusive or dedicated physical cores. Ryzen host branding and KVM isolation do not by themselves establish dedicated CPU allocation.; catalog wording conflict: The live NBG01 category says cores while the marketing page says vCores. In the absence of an exclusivity commitment, all four benchmark offers remain classified as shared.

Features

• App installation method: Provider deployment and reinstall images are advertised for web, application and gameserver workloads, and customers have full root access for self-installation.; limitations: the current public catalog does not enumerate the exact one-click application names or versions, examples of workloads on the marketing page are not treated as proof of a named prebuilt application image
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• Templates & images provider images: Selectable system, web, application and gameserver images with panel reinstall.; included backups: The live NBG01 category lists four complete backup slots with each plan.; cross location backup: A live Starter configuration exposed a Cross Location Backup add-on label at EUR 2.10 per month, but the public Cloud roadmap still describes geo-redundant features for 2027. The label is documented without promising current cross-site semantics.; limitations: exact image names and versions are not publicly enumerated, backup scheduling, retention, restore behavior and storage isolation are not specified on the public catalog, no current public customer-uploaded ISO or image-import workflow was found
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• Network orchestration retail panel: VM lifecycle controls, resource and network inspection, reinstall and VNC console, IPv4 and IPv6 information, PTR/rDNS management, firewall rules, per-IP DDoS profiles and port templates; reseller automation: An API and WHMCS module are offered within the reseller product; ordinary retail API access is not established.; private networking: The official roadmap marks same-location private networks and cross-location private networking as planned for the end of 2026 or beginning of 2027, so neither is represented as currently available.; addressing: The Cloud page advertises one IPv4 address and an IPv6 /64 per server.
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• Firewall platform service: Integrated Cloud-panel firewall managed independently of shell commands in the guest.; capabilities: inbound access rules by port and protocol, TCP and UDP rules, activation, modification and removal in the panel, DDoS profiles labeled Open, Recommended and Strict, service templates and custom port ranges; limitations: The public page does not publish rule quotas, stateful behavior or outbound-policy controls.
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• Load balancer
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• DNS management verified scope: Reverse-DNS/PTR records for the server address can be set in the Cloud panel.; limitations: No current authoritative forward-DNS zone service for CloudServer customers was verified, so this feature is limited to reverse DNS in the directory.
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• Git integrations
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• Container registry
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