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IONOS vs Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

IONOS is strongest for budget shared/VPS hosting. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is strongest for enterprises running Oracle DB workloads. Here's how they stack up on price, uptime, and support.

FeatureIONOSOracle Cloud Infrastructure
Starting price$0.02/mo$0.01/mo
Best for
  • Budget shared/VPS hosting
  • Windows workloads
  • EU-based data residency
  • Granular building-block cloud pricing
  • Enterprises running Oracle DB workloads
  • Cost-sensitive compute at scale
  • ARM (Ampere) workloads
  • Autonomous Database users
Stated uptime SLA99.99%99.95%
StorageNVMENVME
Regions649
Managed KubernetesYesYes
Support channels24/7 Phone, Ticket, Docs, Live ChatTicket, Docs, Community forum, Phone (paid support tiers)
ComplianceGDPR, ISO 27001SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, FedRAMP
Hidden costs to watch for
  • Intro pricing on VPS+ and Web Hosting plans (e.g. $2/mo, $1/mo) is a 3-month or 1-year promotional rate on a 1-year contract; renewal pricing after the promo/contract period is 2-6x higher
  • Additional static IPv4 addresses billed at $6.00 per 30 days each
  • Outbound data transfer beyond the free 2TB pooled allowance is tiered: $0.036/GB (2-10TB), dropping to $0.018/GB beyond 150TB
  • Windows Server and RedHat Enterprise Linux require separate per-vCPU/core license surcharges on top of Compute Engine/Cube pricing
  • IONOS CLOUD Compute Engine building-block pricing (Cores + RAM + Storage priced independently) can be harder to estimate than fixed-tier competitors without using their price calculator
  • Block Volume performance (VPU) is billed separately from raw capacity and charged for the tier selected regardless of actual I/O used
  • Autonomous Database storage billed separately from OCPU/ECPU compute
  • Enhanced OKE clusters add a $0.10/hour control-plane fee (capped at $74.40/month) on top of worker node costs
  • Archive Storage restores take hours and carry a 90-day minimum retention charge if deleted early
  • Object Storage Infrequent Access tier carries a per-GB retrieval fee and minimum retention period
Last reviewed2026-07-182026-07-18

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