Dzung from GreenCloudVPS.com submitted an exclusive offer to Low End Box for some Linux and Windows KVM Packages hosted in a variety of locations. The Linux KVM special is offered in Tokyo, Hong Kong and Osaka Japan and the Windows packages are available in 27 different locations. Host nodes feature super fast NVMe based storage, and fore that reason we are marking this offer as “NVMe” sub-category for customers seeking the fastest I/O available. GreenCloudVPS has been featured a few times in the past on Low End Box.  They are a “Resident Host” because of their positive reputation, long track record and community involvement. The service is available in many US locations including Denver, Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, Buffalo and Atlanta.

Their WHOIS is not public (not needed because they are a registered business) and their ToS/Legal Docs are available for review. They are a registered company in Delaware (company number 6645389). They accept PayPal, Credit Card, Perfect Money, Webmoney, Bitcoin, Alipay, Unionpay, Qiwi and Bank Transfer.

Here’s what they had to say: 

“GreenCloudVPS is a KVM & Windows VPS Hosting Company founded in 2013. We own all of our hardware and network equipment with the presence in 27 locations worldwide. We strive to provide our customers with the highest quality services and excellent support. At GreenCloudVPS we believe that the most important thing is customer satisfaction. With GreenCloudVPS, you are not only a customer but also a member of our family, we do our business with our heart.”

Network and hardware information after the break!

If you are a current or past customer please be sure to leave your comments for others.

Datacenter Information:
QuadraNET – Los Angeles , CA (USA)
Test IPv4: 198.55.111.5
Test IPv6: 2607:fcd0:0:a::2
Test file: http://198.55.111.5/speedtests/100mb.bin

H5 – Denver, CO (USA)
Test IPv4: 70.39.65.252
Test IPv6: 2610:150:8000:db::1
Test file: http://70.39.65.252/tools/speedtest/testfile100.zip

Carrier-1 – Dallas, TX (USA)
Test IPv4: 45.34.12.147
Test IPv6: 2604:6600:2000:38::3
Test file: http://45.34.12.147/200MB.test

Nexeon – Chicago, IL (USA)
Test IPv4: 167.88.10.4
Test IPv6: 2602:ffc8:1::2
Test file: http://167.88.10.4/100MB.test

Nexeon – Buffalo, NY (USA)
Test IPv4: 96.9.249.58
Test IPv6: 2602:ffc8:2:102::2
Test file: http://96.9.249.58/100MB.test

Cyberwurx – Atlanta, GA (USA)
Test IPv4: 69.61.74.53
Test IPv6: 2607:1a00:0:1a::1
Test file: http://lgga.greencloudvps.com/100MB.test

Iron Mountain AMS1 – Amsterdam, NL
Test IPv4: 185.214.10.103
Test IPv6: 2001:7f8:1::a505:8073:2
Test file: http://lgnl.greencloudvps.com/100MB.test

More information available at: https://greencloudvps.com/data-centers.php 

Hardware Node:

Please let us know if you have any questions/comments and enjoy!

Jon Biloh

Jon Biloh is the owner and operator of LowEndBox and LowEndTalk, two of the most recognized platforms in the global web hosting and infrastructure community. With nearly two decades of experience in the IT industry, Jon has spent his career building, growing, and acquiring internet infrastructure companies, with a focus on affordability, transparency, and performance.

Before acquiring LowEndBox and LowEndTalk, Jon was involved in founding and scaling several hosting-related ventures, from bare-metal data center operations to high-volume cloud platforms. His hands-on understanding of both the business and technical sides of infrastructure has shaped his approach to community building and editorial strategy.

Today, Jon’s mission is to modernize and expand the LowEnd ecosystem while staying true to its roots: serving developers, small businesses, and independent providers who value control, value, and community. Under his leadership, LowEndBox is evolving into more than just a deals site, it’s becoming a resource hub, media platform, and discovery engine for DIY hosting enthusiasts and indie cloud providers.

When he’s not working on platform improvements, Jon can be found engaging with users on LowEndTalk (@jbiloh), collaborating with providers, and exploring new ways to support the next generation of internet builders.