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Liquid Web vs OVHcloud

Liquid Web is strongest for agencies. OVHcloud is strongest for european data residency. Here's how they stack up on price, uptime, and support.

FeatureLiquid WebOVHcloud
Starting price$5/mo$0.01/mo
Best for
  • Agencies
  • E-commerce/WooCommerce
  • High-traffic WordPress
  • Businesses wanting fully-managed support
  • European data residency
  • Cost-conscious scale-outs
  • Managed databases
  • Kubernetes
  • AI/GPU workloads
Stated uptime SLA100% (Liquid Web's published network/power/infrastructure uptime guarantee)99.99% (Public Cloud instances, region dependent)
StorageSSDNVME
Regions333
Managed KubernetesNoYes
Support channels24/7/365 phone, Live chat, Ticket, Docs/Knowledge BaseTicket, Docs, Community forum, Phone (paid plans)
CompliancePCI DSS, HIPAA (available), SOC 2GDPR, ISO 27001, SecNumCloud (France), HDS (health data hosting, France)
Hidden costs to watch for
  • Advertised prices are frequently promotional (e.g. 50% off for the first 2 months, or 10-15% off for 1-2 year prepay terms); renewal pricing is meaningfully higher than the teaser rate
  • Bandwidth overages and additional storage are billed as add-ons beyond plan allowances
  • Managed WordPress/Nexcess plans are billed upfront annually to get the advertised per-month rate ("2 months free" annual billing) in many cases
  • Windows OS licensing adds a surcharge over equivalent Linux dedicated/cloud dedicated configurations
  • IPv4 addresses billed separately per instance/Local Zone
  • Windows license surcharge of $0.039/vCore/hour on top of base instance price
  • APAC region (India, Singapore, Australia) outbound traffic loses free-egress status after 2026-06-01/2026-12-31 depending on product
  • Object Storage Infrequent Access / Cold Archive / Active Archive have data-retrieval fees and minimum storage durations (30-180 days) with early-deletion penalties
Last reviewed2026-07-182026-07-18

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