Compare · checked 22 September 2026

Getwebup vs Vultr

An India-only KVM host against a global cloud provider that also has three Indian regions. Every Vultr figure here came straight from their own public plans API, not a guess - their marketing pages block automated fetches, but the same data they use to price deployments is open for anyone to query.

Entry-level VPSGetwebupVultr
From$4.69/mo$5.00/mo (Cloud Compute, 1 vCPU / 1 GB / 25 GB SSD)
NVMe entry pointEvery plan is NVMe$6.00/mo (High Frequency or High Performance line, 1 vCPU / 1 GB)
How plans workBuild your own — CPU, RAM and disk each sized independently, 5 TB of transfer included, extra $1.05 per TB a monthFixed named tiers across several product lines (Cloud Compute, High Frequency, High Performance, Dedicated)
VirtualisationKVM, full rootKVM, full root
India regions2 — Mumbai and Delhi3 — Mumbai, Bangalore and Delhi NCR
DDoS protectionL3 / L4 / L7, included on every planAdd-on, $10.00/mo per instance
Uptime SLA99.95%, credits on claim (network, host and hypervisor – not the OS you run)100% network & host-node uptime (not the OS or your own software)
Billing₹, GST invoice, no FXUSD - your bank converts it, usually with a foreign-transaction fee
Support24/7, based in ISTTicket and email only - no live chat or phone
Vultr actually has more Indian regions than Getwebup right now - three against two - which matters if you need to split load across cities within India rather than just keep it in-country. Where Getwebup's case is strongest is billing: Vultr charges in USD, so the rupee amount on your card statement moves with the exchange rate and usually carries your bank's foreign-transaction fee on top, and a USD invoice isn't the GST document an Indian business needs for input credit. Figures sourced from api.vultr.com/v2/plans, api.vultr.com/v2/regions, Vultr's own SLA text and their DDoS-pricing docs page, checked 22 September 2026. Vultr bills hourly with the monthly figure as a cap - deploy for three days and you pay for three days, not the full month. Getwebup bills a month at a time, so for a server you only need for a few days, that difference is Vultr's.

Getwebup's current VPS pricing

Live from the same catalogue /vps quotes - not a snapshot, so this cannot drift out of date the way a typed number could. Priced per month and billed monthly, exclusive of 18% GST.

2 vCPU
2 vCPU $1.97 a month 64 vCPU
4 GB
4 GB $1.97 a month 128 GB
20 GB
20 GB $0.76 a month 2000 GB

What every Getwebup server includes

What comes with every server, on the smallest size as on the largest — none of it is an add-on.

In the price
  • Dedicated IPv4 address
  • IPv6 address — coming soon, on every server
  • 5 TB of transfer a month on a VPS, 10 TB on a VDS, counted in and out. More is $1.05 per TB a month, up to 20 TB, exclusive of 18% GST.
  • A network port from 100 Mbit/s on the smallest VPS (200 Mbit/s on a VDS), growing with the size of the server. Never billed.
In the panel, on every server
  • A cloud firewall run from the panel, and security groups — named rule sets you reuse across servers
  • The server's own screen and keyboard in your browser, for when SSH or Remote Desktop will not answer
  • SSH keys put on when it is built, or generated in the panel
  • Free e-mail alerts when it goes down or comes back, and when CPU, memory or network stay high
  • Live usage and graphs of CPU, memory, disk and network, by the hour up to the year

Transfer resets each calendar month. If a server uses all of it, it is disconnected or slowed until the month ends or you add more.

Vultr's entry-level Cloud Compute plans

Read directly from api.vultr.com/v2/plans (type vc2, the standard SSD line), checked 22 September 2026. All available in their Mumbai region. Billed hourly in USD; the figure below is the monthly cap.

PlanPricevCPURAMSSDTransfer
vc2-1c-1gb$5.00/mo11 GB25 GB1 TB
vc2-1c-2gb$10.00/mo12 GB55 GB2 TB
vc2-2c-2gb$15.00/mo22 GB65 GB3 TB
vc2-2c-4gb$20.00/mo24 GB80 GB3 TB
vc2-4c-8gb$40.00/mo48 GB160 GB4 TB

Their NVMe-backed lines start higher: High Frequency (vhf-1c-1gb) and High Performance (vhp-1c-1gb) both begin at $6.00/mo for 1 vCPU / 1 GB, also available in Mumbai.

Where Vultr makes sense

A wider spread of Indian regions today, a much larger global footprint if you need presence outside India too, and an ecosystem built for API-driven, multi-region deployments. If your infrastructure genuinely spans countries, that breadth is real and Getwebup doesn't try to match it.

Where Getwebup makes sense

Everything in rupees with a GST invoice your accountant can actually use, no exchange-rate exposure on a recurring bill, DDoS protection included rather than an add-on, and support that keeps the same hours your business does. Deploys can be automated too: the Getwebup Cloud API is a documented REST API with a sandbox and scoped keys. If your infrastructure is staying in India, that's the case for buying it from an Indian host.

Deploy in about a minute.

No setup fee, no contract, and a 7-day refund window on a new web, WordPress, cloud or reseller hosting account.

No setup fee Free migration 24/7 NOC in IST