Apex Hosting review
The cheapest tier Apex will sell for Arma 3 is 2 GB at $7.99, from 14 locations with a 7-day refund.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Apex Hosting sells Arma 3 from a Minecraft-shaped catalogue, and it shows in both directions. The good news is reach and price: the 2 GB tier, which the page marks as the minimum for Arma III, recurs at $7.99 a month, and the network spans 14 locations including Tel Aviv, Mumbai, São Paulo and Sydney — places most Arma hosts here do not reach. Free subdomains, automatic backups and updates, DDoS mitigation rated to 300 Gbps and 24/7 live chat come as standard.
The panel is Apex's own Multicraft-based build, reachable from a phone, and an EX-Series option puts four dedicated vCores and 16 GB behind a server at $71.99 recurring for communities that need clock speed rather than a bargain. The terms allow a refund within seven days of the server's creation, which is a longer window than most.
The trouble is that 2 GB is a floor rather than a recommendation. Arma 3 dedicated servers are memory-hungry once a mission stacks AI and a modset, and the next tier up is 6 GB at $22.49 recurring — nearly three times the entry price for the first genuinely comfortable configuration. Nothing on the page speaks to Arma specifically either: there is modpack support in general terms, but no Workshop installer, no Creator DLC handling and no headless client. Treat it as a cheap vanilla box near your players, not as a milsim platform.
Apex Hosting pros and cons
- Where it wins
- $7.99 recurring for the 2 GB tier Apex marks as the Arma minimum
- Seven-day refund window under the terms of service
- 14 locations, from Tel Aviv and Mumbai to São Paulo and Sydney
- Where it doesn't
- 2 GB is the stated floor, not a comfortable modded configuration
- The next step up is 6 GB at $22.49, almost triple the price
- Mod handling is generic; nothing addresses Workshop or cDLC
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