Server.pro review
Each server is a small Ubuntu machine with a root shell, SFTP and daily backups, billed by the gigabyte.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Server.pro, run by Server Pro Sweden AB in Gothenburg, treats every server as a small Ubuntu machine. There is a web panel with a file manager, scheduler and multi-admin access, but also SFTP, a root shell in the browser or over SSH, and a dedicated IPv4 address with all 65,536 ports open. One plan can run several services at once from more than 90 one-click installers, so a Minecraft server, a proxy and a Discord bot can share the same resources. The model suits people who like to tinker and anyone running more than one world.
Prices scale by RAM across three hardware tiers. The Hosting tier starts at $7 a month for 4 GB on an AMD Epyc 7351P and is described as suited to web and database hosting. The Gaming tier uses a Ryzen 7 5800X at $15 for 8 GB, $30 for 16 GB, $45 for 24 GB and $60 for 32 GB, and the Performance tier moves to a Ryzen 9 9950X3D at $20, $40, $60 and $80 for the same sizes. There are no player limits, and nothing on the platform is sold as an add-on: daily off-site backups, multi-admin access and the modpack installer for CurseForge, Modrinth and FTB packs come with every paid plan. Advanced DDoS filtering with a game firewall starts on the Gaming tier, and refunds are available within 72 hours.
The free option is a time-limited demo rather than a free plan: 2 GB in Montreal or Gravelines, renewed by hand every hour, with the data kept for 24 hours and then reachable only on a paid plan. The cheapest paid tier trades performance for price, and the 9950X3D hardware is limited to Montreal, Gravelines, Virginia and Warsaw, although a server can be moved between locations after purchase. Buyers who want a panel that hides the machine underneath should pick a simpler host; owners who want shell access and several services on one bill get more control here than at a typical game host.
Server.pro pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Root shell, SFTP and a dedicated IPv4 with every port open on paid plans
- Automatic daily off-site backups are included on every paid plan
- Modpack installer covers CurseForge, Modrinth and Feed The Beast packs
- Where it doesn't
- The $7 entry tier runs on older Epyc 7351P chips meant for web and databases
- The free option is a demo that is renewed by hand every hour
- Ryzen 9 9950X3D Performance plans are sold in four of the nine locations
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