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Scaleway vs SiteGround

Scaleway is strongest for european data residency / GDPR-sensitive workloads. SiteGround is strongest for WordPress sites. Here's how they stack up on price, uptime, and support.

FeatureScalewaySiteGround
Starting price$0.01/mo$17.99/mo
Best for
  • European data residency / GDPR-sensitive workloads
  • Startups and SMBs
  • GPU/AI workloads
  • Kubernetes
  • WordPress sites
  • Small business websites
  • Agencies wanting managed WP
  • WooCommerce stores
Stated uptime SLA99.9% to 99.99% depending on product tiernot formally published as a credit-backed SLA on marketing pages; SiteGround informally markets high uptime (~99.9%) via status page / blog claims
StorageSSDSSD
Regions36
Managed KubernetesYesNo
Support channelsTicket, Docs, Community Slack, Status pageTicket, Live chat, Phone (higher tiers/cloud), Docs/Knowledge base
ComplianceGDPR, ISO 27001, SecNumCloud (French sovereign cloud qualification, select regions), HDS (health data hosting, France)GDPR
Hidden costs to watch for
  • Public internet egress from Object Storage: 75 GB free per month, then EUR 0.01/GB
  • Windows Server licensing surcharge on POP2-*-WIN instance variants (roughly 2.5x the equivalent Linux instance price)
  • Dedicated Kubernetes control plane is a paid add-on (~EUR 80/month) above the free mutualized control plane if higher SLA/isolation is needed
  • Snapshot storage for Block Storage billed separately per GB-hour
  • Glacier (cold) Object Storage restoration fee: EUR 0.009/GB
  • Renewal prices are 3-6x higher than signup/intro price after the first term (e.g. StartUp $2.99 -> $17.99/mo)
  • Storage and visit caps are enforced per plan tier; exceeding them can trigger upsell prompts
  • Free domain / free migration offers are time-limited promotions, not permanent
  • 12-month (or longer) prepay is required to get the lowest advertised intro rate
Last reviewed2026-07-182026-07-18

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