ScalaHosting review

Name: ScalaHosting
Brand: ScalaHosting

Shared, managed VPS and cloud hosting built around its own SPanel control panel, aimed at small businesses and cPanel switchers.

From $2.95

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Uptime it promises99,99 %
Money-back window30 days
Migration included

Operating since 2007

Based in United States

Last checked 09-11-2026

ScalaHosting official Website scalahosting.com

The $2.95/month price applies to the "Mini" plan on both a 12-month and a 36-month commitment; only month-to-month billing costs more, at $11.95. On renewal either one moves to $11.95/month. Figures from scalahosting.com on 11-09-2026.

ScalaHosting is a hosting company founded in 2007, with its registered address in Dallas, Texas, that offers shared hosting, managed VPS, cloud and reseller plans. Its flagship product is SPanel, a proprietary control panel built to replace cPanel, alongside an in-house security tool called SShield. It suits people who want to move away from cPanel without losing convenience, or anyone who needs a managed VPS without handling server administration themselves.

The entry-level 'Mini' plan starts at $2.95/month on a 12- or 36-month commitment, renewing at $11.95/month; shorter 12-month or monthly terms start higher. Plans include free SSL, free app installation, free site transfers and Cloudflare CDN integration. Its Managed Cloud VPS plan offers optional root access and advertises a 99.99% uptime SLA. The money-back guarantee covers 30 days for shared hosting, reseller and VPS plans, but not dedicated servers, SSL certificates or domains, and using the refund means paying the standard renewal price for any free domain instead of keeping it free.

ScalaHosting publishes an interactive map of its data centres showing a presence across several world regions, but it does not list the countries as plain text, so an exact location list beyond what the map shows cannot be confirmed here. The address on its contact page is in Dallas, Texas, which is the company's registered address and does not necessarily indicate where its technical team is based.