Cloud account marketplace

How this catalogue is arranged

Twenty-two providers sit in the grid above, grouped into three families rather than run together alphabetically. The hyperscalers lead, because their service menus are the widest: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud, IBM Cloud, Alibaba Cloud and Tencent Cloud. If your plan involves managed databases, serverless functions or accelerator capacity, the AWS account listing and the Google Cloud listing are the usual first stops.

Developer clouds fill the middle of the catalogue: DigitalOcean, Linode, Akamai Cloud, Vultr, Hetzner, OVHcloud, UpCloud, Kamatera, Civo, Scaleway, Atlantic Cloud, BinaryLane, Contabo and CloudSigma. Teams reach for these when a virtual machine, a volume and a firewall rule cover the whole requirement, and the DigitalOcean listing or the Hetzner listing tend to be where they start. Heroku forms a third family on its own, the platform tier, where deploying means pushing code instead of building a server.

What a variant means

A variant is the particular version of an account you are ordering, and the name is the description. Some names state a compute quota, such as a vCPU count or a number of servers. Others state a credit balance, a trial status, or a capability, for example outbound port 25 left open. The Contabo listing shows the pattern plainly, with variants that differ only in how many instances the account is set up to run.

Read each variant name literally and choose the one matching the workload you have in mind. Where a name leaves a question open, ask first and order second.

Prices and checkout

Every variant carries an exact price in US dollars, printed beside the variant name on the product page. Nothing is quoted on request. What the listing shows is what arrives in the cart.

Checkout runs on WooCommerce, so the cart, the order summary and the confirmation behave as they do in any ordinary online store. The payment methods offered are whichever ones the store has enabled when you reach checkout. Ordering questions are answered at more length on the marketplace FAQ.

Talking to a person

Telegram and WhatsApp are the two support channels, both reachable from the contact page. Use them before ordering to confirm what a variant covers, and afterwards for anything concerning an order already placed. Naming the provider and quoting the order number usually turns three messages into one.

An independent marketplace

AllCloudShop is not owned by, partnered with, or endorsed by any provider named here. Provider and service names appear only to describe what an account gives access to. How you use an account is governed by that provider's own terms, alongside the terms of service that cover buying here.