Current Sprinthost offers
Terms depend on plan, billing period, registrar and customer status.
Conditions
- The account calculation confirms the final result.

Sprinthost is a Russian provider of shared hosting, VDS, domains and S3-compatible object storage with its own control panel, knowledge base and round-the-clock support.
Offers are ranked by benefit: fixed-amount savings from highest to lowest, then percentage discounts, followed by deals without a numeric saving.
Terms depend on plan, billing period, registrar and customer status.
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Step by step
A concise sequence from choosing an offer to checking its conditions.
Define the project type, site count, stack, expected load, data volume and need for system access.
Compare shared hosting, VDS and S3 by purpose, resources, backups and administration required.
Create an account and use the trial period on a temporary domain without switching production DNS immediately.
Deploy a copy of the site or request migration through a ticket; separately test the database, mail, cron jobs, SSL and file permissions.
Run functional checks and measure performance and resource consumption on the new platform.
Choose the billing period and apply only a current offer visible on the official page and account calculation.
Once operation is confirmed, change DNS and monitor errors and availability; close the old hosting only after migration is complete and an independent copy has been retained.
A refund of unused customer-funded balance can be requested through the current procedure, while bonus credits and services already delivered are treated separately. Before cancellation, retain payment and deduction history, disable unwanted renewals and ask support to calculate the refundable balance.
Services are paid from the account balance, with hosting charges calculated by day. When paying for a longer period, part of the saving can be credited as restricted bonus funds. Compare the actual payment, bonus, recurring deduction and domain-renewal cost separately.
Shared hosting depends on more than disk space and site count: CPU, RAM, database connections, mail limits and load-control rules matter. Sustained or sharp excess can lead to rejected requests or account suspension, so measure the project's actual peak demand before migration.
VDS provides isolated resources and greater control, but the basic service is supplied without administration. The owner is responsible for OS and application updates, backups, security, monitoring and recovery. Compare not only server price but also the cost of operations.
Domain registration and hosting are separate services with independent renewal cycles. A free or discounted domain can depend on plan, billing period, registrar and DNS management. Before migration, retain access to the current registrar and verify the registered domain holder.
For a technical request, provide account and domain, error time with time zone, page URL, expected and actual result, response code and reproduction steps. Attach logs without passwords or secret keys. Request an urgent site migration through a dedicated control-panel ticket.
Choose the service by workload and required control. Shared hosting is simpler for a conventional site and managed environment; VDS suits custom configuration, system access and defined resources; S3 is for files and backups rather than an executable application or frequently changing data.
Sprinthost suits site owners, developers and small teams wanting hosting with a Russian-language control panel and support. Before choosing VDS, assess administration skills: standard virtual-server rental does not mean the provider will configure and maintain the application for its owner.
The Sprinthost service family combines shared hosting, Sprintbox VDS, domain registration through Sprintnames, the Sprintsite builder and S3-compatible storage. These are distinct products, and a shared account does not make their resources or terms interchangeable.
Shared hosting can be evaluated during a trial without immediately moving the main domain because the provider supplies a technical address. This supports compatibility testing before changing DNS.
Offers last changed: August 21, 2026
For a conventional site on a supported stack, start with shared hosting and test resource use during the trial. Choose VDS for custom packages, OS configuration, isolated resources or non-standard services. Account for self-administration, updates, security and backups.
First deploy a copy on the technical domain and test files, database, forms, mail, cron and SSL. Reduce TTL in advance, then change DNS and monitor both servers during propagation. Close the old platform only after traffic has been verified and an independent backup retained.
Open the current promotions section and selected plan page, then verify the account calculation. Old news can remain accessible after an offer ends. Do not rely on a historical domain or hosting price unless it matches the current total.
A domain and hosting have separate lifecycles. Check registrar, holder, renewal date and DNS access. Before closing hosting, move the site and mail, configure new records and confirm that domain renewal is paid separately.
Match the error time with logs, slow queries, cron jobs and traffic spikes. First remove loops or expensive queries, enable caching and measure the result. If normal workload consistently exceeds the limit, change plan or architecture rather than masking it with a temporary increase.
S3 is useful for images, video, archives, static files and backups that are read often and changed rarely. It does not replace a database or application system disk. Before migration, verify CMS support, URL paths, access rules, CORS and a separate secure copy of the secret key.