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Cherry Servers Review — Bare-Metal Focus, Fast Deployments, and Developer Control

Cherry Servers has been building infrastructure since 2001 and it shows: their platform is designed for developers and SMEs that want bare-metal performance, quick provisioning, and lots of control without being locked into a proprietary cloud. They operate across Europe (Lithuania, the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden) with additional coverage in the US and Singapore, and pair that footprint with automation, hourly billing, and hands-on support.

Products & What You Get

Cloud / Bare-Metal Cloud

Cherry’s "bare-metal cloud" keeps virtualization out of the way while still giving cloud-style tools: hourly billing, REST API, and first-class Terraform/Ansible support. You can mix pre-built, custom, or reserved instances, tag resources, add private subnets and floating or DDoS-protected IPs, and scale backup storage as needed. It’s a developer-friendly approach to physical servers.

VPS / VDS Hosting

Virtual servers are KVM-based, with a choice between shared (VPS) and dedicated slice (VDS) resources. Plans include:

• Rapid deployment (as fast as a few minutes)
• Up to 35 TB included egress on many tiers, then low per-TB overages
• UI/CLI/API management, snapshots/backup add-ons (up to 2 TB), and optional private networking
• Storage on SSD (NVMe on newer lines), 1 Gbps uplinks on entry tiers with upgrade options

VPS fits moderate workloads and staging; VDS suits busier apps that need consistent IOPS/CPU without jumping to full bare metal.

Dedicated Servers

This is Cherry’s sweet spot. Each system is pure bare metal (no noisy neighbors) with:

• IP-KVM for out-of-band control and BIOS access
• 100 GB backup space included (expandable to 2 TB)
• OS choice: Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, openSUSE, Windows Server, or bring-your-own ISO (ESXi supported)
• Traffic included by class (e.g., single-CPU 30–100 TB; dual CPU 100 TB; quad CPU 200 TB)

Billing can be hourly, monthly, or annual, so you can prototype on hourly rates and lock in longer terms

💰 Price & Cost

Cherry Servers markets cost-effective plans without claiming to be the cheapest. For risk reduction they offer a 15-day refund window on many orders (excludes setup fees, non-standard/custom hardware, and third-party licenses). That’s shorter than "industry-standard" 30-day policies, but it still provides a safety net if a configuration misses the mark.

⌛ Reliability

Cherry publishes a 99.97% service uptime SLA (network and power). Downtime is compensated with service credits that scale with incident length. In practice, the multi-location EU presence and redundant power/network design deliver stable performance for latency-sensitive apps.

🏢 Data Center

Data centers include Šiauliai (LT) and Equinix facilities in Amsterdam (AM4), Frankfurt (FR13), and Stockholm (SK3) for strong Western/Northern Europe latency. Hardware spans AMD Ryzen/EPYC options, SSD/NVMe storage, IP-KVM access, and generous traffic pools. Pre-built machines typically go live in ~15–30 minutes (custom builds average a couple of hours), so spinning up capacity is closer to minutes than hours.

✍️ Customer Support

Support is a strong point:

• 24/7 live chat, email, and phone
• Fast responses (live chat often within seconds; tickets acknowledged promptly and updated regularly)
• A personal account manager is assigned at no extra cost for continuity and planning

Documentation plus API tooling round out a platform that’s easy to automate and operate

🔨 Control Panel

You won’t find cPanel/Plesk bundled by default. Instead, Cherry gives full root/admin access, IP-KVM, and the API/CLI you need to install your preferred stack (including control panels) yourself. For many teams, that’s a feature, not a gap.

🎯 Conclusion

Cherry Servers delivers on its core promise: fast, developer-centric bare metal and KVM, available in minutes, with practical automation, flexible billing, and responsive support. Pricing is sensible rather than bargain-basement, and the refund window is shorter than some rivals, but the platform’s mix of performance, control, and EU/US/Singapore reach makes it a compelling option for teams that want to build on metal with cloud-style convenience—without ceding control.

Who It’s For

• SaaS & web apps needing predictable performance without public-cloud lock-in
• Media/streaming platforms that benefit from high egress allocations and multi-core encoding
• Fintech/enterprise workloads that prefer isolated hardware and EU data residency
• DevOps teams that value automation (Terraform/Ansible) and hourly billing

Mind the Trade-offs

• Money-back is 15 days, not 30.
• Not the cheapest on the market—value comes from hardware, network, and support rather than rock-bottom pricing.
• Panels aren’t included; teams expecting turnkey shared hosting UX should plan to install/manage their own tooling (or consider managed layers).

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Siauliai Amsterdam

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