UFO.Hosting Review 2025: Which VPS or Dedicated Plan Should You Choose?

VPS/VDS Plans: High Performance, Flexible Scaling

Let’s start with their VPS and VDS offerings — the entry point for most users looking to level up from shared hosting without jumping straight into dedicated infrastructure.

UFO Hosting offers a wide range of virtual private servers (VPS), also called VDS, with blazing-fast NVMe storage and optional locations in Russia or Europe. These plans are ideal for users who need more control and performance than shared hosting can offer but don’t need the full hardware of a dedicated server just yet.

Naos – 577 ₽/month

If you're starting small with a personal project, a single website, or a staging environment, Naos provides a clean entry point. It includes 1 vCore CPU, 1 GB RAM, and 25 GB of NVMe storage — plenty for static or lightly dynamic sites. Despite being the lowest-priced plan, it still gives you root access, a 10 Gbps port speed, and the benefits of UFO’s performance-first architecture.

Chara – 627 ₽/month

Chara bumps things up to 1.5 GB RAM and 30 GB NVMe, still using a single vCore. This might sound like a small jump, but for WordPress blogs, WooCommerce starter stores, or low-traffic SaaS dashboards, that extra RAM can significantly reduce time-to-first-byte. You won’t need to over-optimize plugins or rely on caching tricks — the resources are simply there.

Haedus – 677 ₽/month

Haedus hits a sweet spot for freelancers and devs managing more than one site. With 2 vCores, 2 GB RAM, and 40 GB NVMe storage, it’s better suited to dynamic sites that run background tasks or rely on user interaction. You can host a client site, run a small CRM, or operate a backend tool with confidence. This plan also begins to feel scalable — you’re not just “testing” anymore; you’re building something that needs uptime and responsiveness.

Edasich – 777 ₽/month

At this tier, you unlock 3 vCores and 3 GB RAM, which lets you handle heavier PHP applications or more active WooCommerce stores. The 50 GB NVMe drive also makes a difference if your content library is growing. If you’re running a newsletter tool, LMS plugin, or membership site, Edasich gives you the CPU headroom to maintain speed even during spikes.

Alderamin – 877 ₽/month

This plan brings 4 vCores and 4 GB RAM, along with 60 GB NVMe storage. For growing agencies, side businesses with real traffic, or users shifting from shared hosting nightmares, Alderamin feels like a calm and quiet home. Background tasks run smoother, MySQL queries hit faster, and the whole server feels like yours — because it is.

Intercrus – 16,000 ₽/month

If your use case requires serious firepower — think large eCommerce platforms, video-based learning portals, or handling large user datasets — Intercrus is where you land. With 32 vCores, 64 GB RAM, and 510 GB of NVMe storage, it’s practically a private cloud. This tier is also a great candidate for containerized apps, microservices, and any kind of self-hosted SaaS infrastructure. Once you're here, you’ve outgrown entry-level — you’re scaling.

Dedicated Servers: Full Metal, Full Control

When performance isolation and consistent uptime matter more than price, UFO’s dedicated servers deliver industrial-grade infrastructure — no noisy neighbors, no resource throttling.

Soyuz-1 – 17,000 ₽/month

Soyuz-1 is the base dedicated plan, but “base” here doesn’t mean basic. You get dual Intel Xeon E5-2697v4 processors with 32 physical cores, 64 GB ECC RAM, and 2×960 GB Enterprise SSDs. Whether you're hosting a demanding app, deploying CI/CD pipelines, or just hate latency, this is serious value. Projects that see consistent backend load — like analytics platforms or web apps with user dashboards — thrive here.

Voshod-2 – 25,000 ₽/month

This tier builds on Soyuz-1 by doubling the RAM to 128 GB. That’s a big deal for data-heavy workloads, especially if your app loads large datasets into memory or handles video, AI inference, or complex caching. With the same CPU setup and SSDs, it’s a memory-focused step up that gives your application room to breathe — and scale.

Apollon-11 – 35,000 ₽/month

When you need both CPU threads and RAM, Apollon-11 doesn’t make you choose. It packs 256 GB of ECC RAM and 4×960 GB SSDs. This makes it a beast for virtualization (running multiple VMs), client hosting platforms, or any project that spikes hard and often. It’s also ideal for companies offering SaaS services where performance translates directly into revenue.

Vostok-1 – 45,000 ₽/month

At the top of the stack is Vostok-1: 384 GB RAM, same high-end CPUs, and the same enterprise-grade SSD storage. This is a server you throw at massive jobs — handling multiple heavy apps at once, advanced data pipelines, or streaming services. It’s overkill for most, but if your business depends on consistent performance and security, it earns its keep.