How the catalogue is organised
Each platform has one listing that holds every configuration we carry for it. A configuration is a specific account tier: a vCPU level, a credit amount, a raised server limit, or an account with outbound SMTP on port 25 opened. Pricing is per configuration, so you pay for the tier you actually need.
Choosing a platform
If you are building general compute and storage workloads, AWS, Google Cloud and Azure carry the widest service range and the largest credit tiers. For straightforward virtual servers at predictable cost, DigitalOcean, Linode, Hetzner and Kamatera are usually the better value. OVHcloud and UpCloud sit on European infrastructure where that matters for data residency. Amazon SES is for outbound email volume rather than compute, and Google Workspace covers business email and collaboration rather than infrastructure.
Where the choice is close, put the listings side by side on the comparison page and read the configurations against each other.
Before you deploy
Whichever platform you choose, secure the account on receipt: change the delivered credentials, enable multi-factor authentication on the root user, create scoped users for daily work, and set a billing alert. Accounts are supplied for lawful, authorised use and remain governed by the platform’s own terms of service.