Cloud platform
Beget
Beget brings VPS, DBaaS, S3, Kubernetes, domains and hosting together in its own user-friendly control panel. It is a particularly strong choice for web projects, startups and businesses that value straightforward management, responsive support and a good balance of price and capabilities.
- Country
- Russia
- Autonomous system
- AS198610
- Websites
- 511,047
- Domains
- 529,496
- BGP peers
- 37
- Announced IPv4 addresses
- 110,848
- Active IP addresses
- 83,562
- Price segment
- Standard
About the company
Beget is a Russian cloud and hosting platform that brings virtual servers, databases, object storage, Kubernetes, domains, email and hosting together in one ecosystem. The provider develops its own control panel and offers round-the-clock support through the panel, Telegram, telephone and email, as confirmed on the official Beget website.
Editorial view: Beget offers a particularly cohesive experience for web projects and growing teams. You can start with a domain or a small VPS, then add DBaaS, S3 and Kubernetes without changing accounts or leaving the familiar control panel.
Strengths
One control panel. Servers, domains, DNS, email, databases and storage are managed through one interface; the provider also documents service integration and the capabilities of its control panel.
A practical cloud ecosystem. A single account provides access to VPS/VDS, DBaaS, S3 and Managed Kubernetes.
Support and migration. On its platform page, Beget advertises 24/7 support and free project migration, including infrastructure selection and software configuration.
Low entry threshold and room to scale. Daily billing, small entry-level configurations and a grant program let teams validate an architecture before committing to substantially higher expenditure.
According to Beget, more than 1.5 million customers have used the company’s services, while its registrar business manages more than 450,000 .RU and .РФ (.xn--p1ai) domains; the methodology and date for the underlying domain statistics are provided on the company’s official page.
Services and features
- Cloud VPS/VDS. KVM servers with NVMe storage, preset or custom configurations, private networks, monitoring, backups and API-based management.
- Managed databases. MySQL and PostgreSQL with automated backups, monitoring, public or private connectivity and resource changes from the control panel.
- S3 storage. S3-compatible object storage with automatic scaling, data stored in three replicas, a file manager, CORS and custom-domain binding with SSL.
- Managed Kubernetes. A managed control plane, worker node groups, load balancers, NVMe disks, CNI networking and automatic updates.
- Hosting, domains and dedicated servers. Shared hosting, domain registration, business email, dedicated servers, CDN and GPU solutions complement the cloud services.
- API and automation. Cloud resources can be managed programmatically; the provider also documents Infrastructure as Code scenarios with Terraform for VPS, S3 and custom images.
Control panel
Grants and bonuses
A grant of up to 1,500,000 ₽. Beget accepts applications for up to 12 months of cloud resources. The funds can be used for VPS, DBaaS and S3; current terms and the application form are published on the official grant program page.
The program is intended for growing businesses and startups. Beget says it reviews applications within three business days, but the final amount and term depend on approval of the individual project. Check the current rules at the link above before planning your budget.
Pricing policy
Beget uses daily billing and displays the price of a configuration before a resource is created. As of July 23, 2026, the smallest VPS with 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM and 10 GB NVMe is listed at 11 ₽ per day, while a public IPv4 address adds 5 ₽ per day; current configurations are shown on the VPS page.
- DBaaS: a configuration with 2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM and 20 GB NVMe is listed at 33 ₽ per day on the managed databases page.
- S3: storage costs 0.07 ₽ per GB per day; on the service page, the provider advertises free GET, POST and PUT requests and unlimited traffic.
- Kubernetes: the base control plane is listed at 0.03 ₽ per day, and a worker node with 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM and 30 GB NVMe at 32.22 ₽ per day; the Managed Kubernetes calculator shows a complete example totaling 32.25 ₽ per day.
Prices depend on location, configuration and additional resources. Recalculate the total on the provider's website before launching a production environment.
Reviews and operational profile
Beget advertises 99.98% SLA/uptime for its cloud services and DBaaS, uses NVMe storage, Intel Xeon Scalable and AMD EPYC processors, and hosts its infrastructure in Tier III data centers. These are the provider's own claims, published on its DBaaS and grant program pages.
Beget's network is associated with AS198610. A routing snapshot from bgp.tools shows 417 equivalent /24 blocks, or 106,752 IPv4 addresses, and several independent upstream providers. These figures change over time and describe the company's announced network, not the number of active addresses or the guaranteed performance of a particular VPS.
Positive signal. On Hosting101, Beget has an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 973 reviews: 739 are marked positive and 234 negative. Reviewers frequently praise the control panel, support and ease of day-to-day use.
Additional signal. On Hostings.info, the user rating is 4.6 out of 5 from 171 reviews; recurring positives include support, speed, uptime and the proprietary control panel.
What to verify. Negative reviews mention isolated outages, resource limits and varying experiences with support. Review aggregators rely on voluntary submissions and are not a substitute for load-testing the selected location.
Infrastructure trends
Beget active IP address trend
Active, unreachable and total IP addresses in AS198610, based on regular measurements.Federal Law No. 152-FZ and data protection
Compliance with Federal Law No. 152-FZ is supported by documentation. The infrastructure takes into account FSTEC of Russia Orders No. 17 and No. 21, as well as Government of the Russian Federation Resolution No. 1119.
- The assessment report on the effectiveness of security measures for the BEGET Web Platform confirms the implementation of safeguards up to the highest personal-data protection level, УЗ-1.
- The information security compliance certificate confirms security class К3 and personal-data protection level УЗ-3 for the certified segment.
- Data is hosted in Russian Tier III data centers; the customer and Beget are each responsible for their own security domains under the shared-responsibility model.
Official source: Beget cloud for workloads subject to Federal Law No. 152-FZ.
PDF · 11 pages
Security Measures Effectiveness Assessment Report
Assessment of the BEGET Web Platform safeguards up to protection level УЗ-1. The assessment results are valid for three years.
Open report
PDF · 2 pages
Information Security Compliance Certificate
Certificate No. Л024-00107-00/00582647.03.2026 for the BEGET Web Platform information system.
Open certificateLicenses and Russian-made software
Beget LLC holds the relevant Roskomnadzor licenses for telematic communication services and data transmission services. Scans of the documents from the company's official website are shown below.
Official source: Beget rules and licenses.
Roskomnadzor
Roskomnadzor
Roskomnadzor License No. 171834
License to provide data transmission services, excluding transmission for voice communication purposes.
Open original
Russian software
BEGET Web Platform
Entry No. 16697 in the Unified Register of Russian Computer and Database Software.
Open register entryStrengths and conclusion
Bottom line: Beget is one of the most compelling choices for websites, online stores, SaaS products, startups and small or medium-sized teams that need more than a virtual machine: a connected ecosystem with a clear control panel, domains, email, DBaaS, S3 and Kubernetes.
The combination of a low entry threshold, daily billing, free VPS backups, round-the-clock support and a grant of up to 1.5 million ₽ is particularly attractive. As with any provider, teams running critical production workloads should verify performance in the required location, SLA terms, backup restoration and the final cost of public IP addresses and additional resources.