Delska review

MyDelska has an introductory price of €10. That sits above the median entry price across this site, €2.99. Buyers on a tight budget get a clearer picture from the cheaper entry points listed below, while those who need dedicated capacity can price from the MyDelska figure.

Each provider lists its own starting figure: Hosting.cl at CLP 159,900, Render at $0 and Afrihost at ZAR 84. Currencies differ, so the amounts do not line up directly. Render's entry point sits far below the €10 MyDelska figure.

The catalogue runs well past shared website hosting. The listed hosting types are virtual machines (IaaS), VMware public cloud and private cloud. A small job can start on a virtual machine, while a larger one can sit on dedicated or bare metal, inside a private cloud, or in a colocation rack with the same supplier.

The data centres named are Riga, Latvia, Vilnius, Lithuania and Frankfurt, Germany. That gives Baltic locations plus Frankfurt and Amsterdam, so most buyers in the region have a site within reach, and a private cloud or colocation order can be placed in the location that suits the workload.

Support runs on email, phone and help centre. Email handles routine questions, phone handles anything urgent, and the help centre answers common tasks on your own. That mix suits small teams that cannot staff a full support desk, and it beats relying on email alone.

The listed audience is beginners, small business and enterprise. That range reflects the catalogue rather than tiered plans: a beginner can take a single virtual machine, while an enterprise can sign for private cloud, dedicated servers or rack space. Nothing in the audience list points to one narrow market.

The feature list for MyDelska names backups. It is a short list, so read the plan as compute led: the hosting types on offer do the work and backups cover the essentials. If you need a content delivery network or staging space, look deeper into the wider catalogue.