OVHcloud VPS Pricing for the Philippines
OVHcloud's Asia VPS catalog advertises plans from US$4.54 per month with a 12-month commitment. In the Singapore configuration we checked, VPS-1 was US$5.35 for a one-month term, or US$54.48 for 12 months, excluding taxes and optional services.
Price and specification check: October 20, 2026. This guide uses the Asia storefront in USD. The provider labels the currently displayed model family "VPS 2027"; that is its product-generation name. Storefronts, earlier model generations and regional availability can show different offers.
Current VPS Catalog Prices and Specifications
The following are the advertised starting prices with a 12-month commitment on the official Asia VPS page. A catalog listing does not establish stock in every region.
| Plan | vCores | RAM | NVMe storage | Advertised rate/month | Public port |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VPS-1 | 2 | 4 GB | 40 GB | From US$4.54 | 500 Mbps |
| VPS-2 | 4 | 8 GB | 75 GB | From US$8.50 | 1 Gbps |
| VPS-3 | 6 | 12 GB | 100 GB | From US$12.32 | 2 Gbps |
| VPS-4 | 8 | 24 GB | 200 GB | From US$23.37 | 3 Gbps |
Port speed and monthly transfer allowance are different limits. A faster port can move data more quickly; it does not remove the regional transfer quota described below.
Singapore Price and Availability Check
The VPS-1 configurator showed Singapore as available with no optional services selected. Its 12-month total was US$54.48, equivalent to US$4.54 per month. Selecting "No commitment" changed the displayed price to US$5.35 per month.
The VPS-2 configurator showed no available location under Asia/Oceania with its default Ubuntu 26.04 image during our check. Treat the US$8.50 figure as a catalog quote, not a confirmed Singapore order. Recheck the chosen model, image and region immediately before purchase.
We did not find a Manila option in the configuration checked. For Philippine visitors, Singapore is a regional hosting choice; it does not establish Philippine data residency. If local hosting is essential, compare providers that explicitly offer a Philippines deployment.
Asia-Pacific Transfer Quotas
The footnote on the Asia product page specifies these monthly quotas for Mumbai, Singapore and Sydney for the displayed range:
| Plan | Included regional transfer/month |
|---|---|
| VPS-1 | 500 GB |
| VPS-2 | 1 TB |
| VPS-3 | 1 TB |
| VPS-4 | 3 TB |
After the quota, the page says bandwidth is capped at 10 Mbps. Use that regional condition when planning a Singapore deployment, even though the general plan cards say "Unlimited traffic". Do not substitute allowances from an older VPS generation or the US storefront.
For a download service, video library or backup relay, estimate transfer first. For example, a 2 GB download served 300 times is approximately 600 GB before other traffic, which exceeds the quoted VPS-1 allowance.
Backups, Options and Commitment Terms
The VPS-1 configuration included standard automatic backup. It separately offered a snapshot option at US$0.40/month, premium automatic backup with a seven-day restore window at US$1.40/month, and a 50 GB additional disk at US$2.60/month, excluding taxes. These are the options displayed for that configuration; other plans or locations need their own quote.
The configurator states that a commitment renews for the same duration unless renewal is disabled before expiry. Include that renewal setting in your purchasing decision. A low monthly equivalent still ties up the full term's budget.
Our assessment is to start with the smallest plan that fits measured memory, disk and transfer requirements, then keep an independent copy of data you cannot afford to lose. A provider backup is useful, but your recovery plan should also cover application credentials, configuration and database consistency.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Advertised US$4.54 Price Available Without a Commitment?
No. The checked Singapore VPS-1 configuration showed US$5.35 for a one-month term and US$54.48 for the 12-month option. Taxes and selected extras are additional.
Can I Assume Every VPS Model Is Available in Singapore?
No. VPS-1 was selectable during our check, while the Asia/Oceania selection for VPS-2 with the checked image was temporarily unavailable. The catalog price and the availability of a particular location must be checked separately.
Where Can I Read the Provider Assessment?
Our OVHcloud review for Philippine users explains the management responsibilities, regional tradeoffs and reasons to compare a Singapore VPS with a server physically hosted in the Philippines.