Exoscale
vs
Seeweb
Both sell VPS, Kubernetes, databases, object storage and GPUs in Europe. Exoscale adds managed Redis and a CDN, while Seeweb rents H100 to B300 and MI300X GPUs.
What's good about each
- Locations in Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Bulgaria and Croatia
- 1 TiB of monthly egress included per instance
- Managed databases from PostgreSQL to Kafka and ClickHouse
- Nvidia GPUs from RTX 3080 Ti to RTX PRO 6000
- Four owned datacenters in Milan and Frosinone
- Nvidia and AMD GPUs from L4 to B300 and MI300X
- 10 TB of monthly traffic included with shared-CPU servers
- Qualified cloud provider for Italian public administration (ACN)
Price comparison
Closest matching configuration on each side, monthly list price in USD.
| Service | Exoscale | Seeweb | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small VM | $10.50 /mo 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM (Tiny) | $15.25 /mo 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 20 GB SSD (Shared CPU 1G) | 31% cheaper on Exoscale |
| Medium VM | $67.20 /mo 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM (Large) | $50.58 /mo 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 160 GB SSD (Shared CPU 8G) | 25% cheaper on Seeweb |
| Large VM | $168.00 /mo 8 vCPU, 16 GB RAM (CPU-optimized XL) | $317.78 /mo 8 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 30 GB SSD (Cloud Server, dedicated cores) | 47% cheaper on Exoscale |
| Block storage | $10.08 /mo 100 GB | -- Not listed | |
| Object storage | $25.28 /mo 1 TB stored, 250 GB egress (Standard) | $30.10 /mo 1 TB stored, 250 GB egress | 16% cheaper on Exoscale |
| PostgreSQL | $98.49 /mo 4 GB RAM, 80 GB storage (Startup-4) | $66.63 /mo 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 30 GB storage (Cloud DB 4G) | 32% cheaper on Seeweb |
| Redis | $42.44 /mo 1 GB RAM (Hobbyist-2 / Valkey) | -- Not listed | |
| Load balancer | $25.00 /mo Network Load Balancer | $50.73 /mo HTTP and TCP (Cloud Appliance Load Balancer) | 51% cheaper on Exoscale |
| Egress allowance | 1 TiB / mo per instance (1.42 GiB / hr) | 1-10 TB / mo per instance | |
| Egress | $20.00 /TB $0.02 / GB | $12.82 /TB 1 TB | 36% cheaper on Seeweb |
Heads up: Figures take each provider's closest plan to a common setup, and vary by region and usage. Hover a service for the reference configuration. Verify before provisioning. More on how we price.
GPUs
Exoscale offers 7 GPU models, while Seeweb offers 11. Cheapest listed price per GPU per hour; GPUs both providers sell come first.
| GPU | Exoscale | Seeweb | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
B300
1 config · 16 configs
|
-- On request | $4.73 /GPU/hr Reserved (12 mo) | |
|
RTX PRO 6000
4 configs · 16 configs
|
$2.00 /GPU/hr On-demand | $1.39 /GPU/hr On-demand | 30% cheaper on Seeweb |
|
A30
4 configs · 16 configs
|
$0.74 /GPU/hr On-demand | $0.32 /GPU/hr On-demand | 57% cheaper on Seeweb |
|
V100
4 configs
|
$0.83 /GPU/hr On-demand | -- | Exoscale only |
|
A40
4 configs
|
$1.05 /GPU/hr On-demand | -- | Exoscale only |
|
A5000
3 configs
|
$1.14 /GPU/hr On-demand | -- | Exoscale only |
|
RTX 3080 Ti
3 configs
|
$0.79 /GPU/hr On-demand | -- | Exoscale only |
|
H100
16 configs
|
-- | $1.79 /GPU/hr Reserved (12 mo) | Seeweb only |
|
H200
16 configs
|
-- | $2.46 /GPU/hr Reserved (12 mo) | Seeweb only |
|
A100
16 configs
|
-- | $0.94 /GPU/hr Reserved (12 mo) | Seeweb only |
Exoscale bills on-demand; Seeweb bills on-demand and reserved (3, 6 or 12 months). The line under each price names the billing type shown.
Services
Managed services each provider offers.
Compliance
Frameworks each provider states on its own site, each linked to its source.
Heads up: Each entry links to the provider's own statement. An attestation can cover one tier, one region or the platform alone rather than every service. Verify the scope before you rely on it. A dash means we found nothing to link to, not that the provider lacks it.
Company details
| Fact | Exoscale | Seeweb |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2011 | 1998 |
| Headquarters | Switzerland | Italy |
| Locations | 8 | 5 |
| Example customers | -- | Tophost, Artera, GlobaLeaks, RedCarbon, Progress Group |
| Website | www.exoscale.com | www.seeweb.it |
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Our data for Exoscale was last updated on Oct. 28, 2026, and for Seeweb on Oct. 28, 2026.