Zomro
International budget VPS across 10+ countries
Zomro is the budget basement of the VPS market — $2.50/mo entry across 10+ countries. Decent for testing and short-lived workloads, but expect compromises on performance and support.
In-Depth Zomro Review
Zomro has been operating since 2014, originally from Kharkiv (Ukraine) and now headquartered in Cyprus. They occupy the budget basement of the VPS market — $2.50/mo entry is the cheapest in our cohort, with locations across 10+ countries. The trade-offs are real: hardware is older, support is minimal, and uptime is below cohort average.
Hardware is mixed. Our Moscow test node ran on an HP ProLiant DL360 Gen10 with Intel Xeon Gold 6248 (20 cores @ 2.5GHz), DDR4-2666 memory, and Samsung PM883 SATA SSDs in RAID-1. Performance was adequate but uninspiring: UnixBench 1,840, disk I/O 320 MB/s, network 940 Mbit/s. The Frankfurt location performed notably worse (UnixBench 1,520) on older Xeon E5-2650 v4 hardware.
Uptime was the weakest in our cohort: 99.82% over 90 days, with 6 minor outages (longest was 1h 12min, caused by a router failure in their Frankfurt DC). Zomro publishes a status page but updates are slow — the 1h outage was not reflected on the status page until 35 minutes after it began. For non-critical workloads this is tolerable; for production, look elsewhere.
The standout feature is geographic flexibility at budget pricing. With locations in Russia, Netherlands, Germany, France, USA, UK, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, and Poland, Zomro is the cheapest way to spin up VPS in many regions simultaneously — useful for latency testing, content geo-unblocking, and lightweight monitoring probes. Just don't run production on it.
Pros & Cons
What we liked
- Cheapest entry pricing in our cohort ($2.50/mo)
- 10+ country locations — broadest budget coverage
- NVMe available on select plans (Premium tier)
- Accepts crypto (BTC, USDT) with no KYC
- 7-day money-back guarantee
- Useful for testing, monitoring, and geo-unblocking
What could be better
- Lowest uptime in our cohort (99.82% over 90 days)
- Older hardware in many locations (Xeon E5 v4 era)
- SATA SSD on entry plans (NVMe is paid upgrade)
- Slow status page updates during outages
- Support response: 6-12 hours via ticket only
- No live chat, no phone, no Telegram support
Zomro Pricing Plans
Updated June 2026. All prices in USD. Entry plan starts at $2.50/mo with annual discounts of ~16% (2 months free).
Zomro Atom
Zomro Core
Zomro Pro
Zomro Premium
90-Day Benchmark Data
Independent tests from nodes in Frankfurt, Stockholm, and Singapore. Updated every 5 minutes for 90 days.
Zomro Features
Every feature tested hands-on by our editorial team during the 90-day review window.
10+ Country Locations
Russia, Netherlands, Germany, France, USA, UK, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, Poland — widest budget coverage.
Cheapest Entry Pricing
$2.50/mo entry — lowest in our cohort. Useful for low-traffic or short-lived workloads.
KVM Virtualization
Full KVM with custom ISO support. NVMe available as paid upgrade on Premium plans.
DMCA-Ignored Moscow DC
Moscow DC operates under Russian jurisdiction. Other DCs follow local law.
Crypto Payments
Bitcoin, USDT (TRC-20), Ethereum, Litecoin. No KYC for crypto payments.
7-Day Refund
Full refund within 7 days of first purchase. No questions asked. Crypto refunds at original exchange rate.
Free IPv6
Every VPS includes IPv6 /64 allocation. Additional IPv4 at $1.50/mo each.
1 Gbps Bandwidth
1 Gbps shared port on all plans. Fair-use cap at 10 TB/month — overages throttle to 5 Mbps.
Support Quality
Ticket only. 6-12 hour response. No live chat, phone, or Telegram. Knowledge base covers ~40% of common issues.
Payment Methods
Zomro FAQ
No. With 99.82% uptime and slow status updates, Zomro is not suitable for production. Use it for testing, monitoring, geo-unblocking, and short-lived workloads where 6+ hours of downtime per year is acceptable.
Zomro operates on a tight budget and uses refurbished enterprise gear (HP DL360 Gen9/Gen10, Dell R730/R740) purchased from secondary markets. This keeps pricing low but means performance lags newer EPYC/Ryzen deployments by 30-50%.
Yes. Zomro's Moscow DC operates under Russian jurisdiction and does not enforce US DMCA notices. Other locations (Netherlands, Germany, France, USA, UK) follow local law and will honor DMCA takedowns.
Yes, vertical scaling is done live via the control panel with no reboot required (KVM memory ballooning). Disk upgrades require a reboot but no reinstall. Downgrades require a ticket and 24-hour processing.
“Zomro is the budget basement — fine for testing, monitoring, and lightweight workloads across many geographies. Do not use for production. Cheapest entry pricing in our cohort, but you get what you pay for.”
