Cherry Servers
6.7/10Lithuanian infrastructure provider renting bare metal dedicated servers, GPU servers and virtual servers with hourly billing and API automation to developers and businesses.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Cherry Servers is a hosting company run by UAB Cherry Servers in Siauliai, Lithuania. Its main product is bare metal: instant and custom dedicated servers, including GPU machines. It also sells a range of virtual server types: Cloud VPS, Storage VPS, Cloud VDS, Cloud ARM VDS, Premium, Performance, EPYC and Ryzen VDS. Around the servers it offers elastic block storage, backup storage, floating IPs, public IP subnets and load balancers. Data centers are in the Netherlands, Lithuania, Germany, Sweden, Chicago, Singapore and Tokyo. You can pay hourly, on a fixed term, or at spot pricing. Virtual servers start at 0.015 euros per hour and dedicated servers at 0.084 euros per hour. Backup storage is free with dedicated servers and costs 2.99 euros per 50GB per month otherwise. Servers can be managed through the client portal or a REST API, and the company maintains an open-source Terraform provider on GitHub. Third-party listings also mention a CLI, Python and Go SDKs, and Ansible. The pricing page quotes a 99.97% uptime SLA. It suits developers, Web3 and blockchain node operators, and teams that want single-tenant hardware they can automate, at hourly rates. The main limitation is the narrow managed-service layer. Its pricing page lists no managed Kubernetes, managed databases, object storage, or managed WordPress, so customers run those themselves. Reviews also disagree on network latency for some long-distance routes.
Our Rating
Who Cherry Servers is best for
Good fit
Root access, a REST API, and a Terraform provider let developers automate their own infrastructure.
Custom dedicated hardware, load balancers and IP subnets suit IT teams that run their own servers.
Hourly and spot billing keep the starting cost low, but teams have to run their own managed services.
Less suited
There is no managed WordPress or shared hosting, so a business needs in-house technical skills.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Hourly, fixed-term and spot billing for bare metal, which is uncommon among dedicated server hosts
- Reviewers repeatedly praise fast responses from human support staff
- Backup storage is free with dedicated servers
- An open-source Terraform provider and REST API support infrastructure-as-code workflows
- Seven or more locations across Europe, the US and Asia
Cons
- The pricing page lists no managed Kubernetes, managed databases or object storage
- Some users report higher-than-expected latency on long-distance network routes
- DDoS protection is only listed as an option for floating IPs
- Server prices are shown hourly, which makes monthly cost comparisons harder
Key Features
Cherry Servers Pricing
Dedicated Servers
- From 0.084 euros per hour
- Free backup storage included
- Instant, custom and GPU servers
Virtual Servers
- From 0.015 euros per hour
- Hourly, fixed-term and spot billing
- Cloud VPS, Storage VPS and several VDS types, including ARM
Frequently Asked Questions
Servers can be billed hourly, on a fixed term, or at spot pricing. Storage, IPs and load balancers are billed monthly.
The Netherlands, Lithuania, Germany, Sweden, Chicago, Singapore and Tokyo.
Yes. There is a REST API and an open-source Terraform provider maintained by Cherry Servers on GitHub.
The pricing page quotes a 99.97% uptime SLA. Third-party listings say service credits apply when it is missed.
Listings describe 24/7 support from live staff, including chat, tickets and phone.
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