WEB HOSTING
RUSSIA
92 hosting companies in Russia, ranked by HRI™. No paid placements. No sponsored results.
HostList tracks 92 active web hosting companies based in or serving Russia. As of 2026, the highest-scoring providers are Space Web (61/100), Cloud4Y (60/100), Docker.ru (58/100), ranked by HRI, an independent 0 to 100 algorithmic rating combining trust signals (Google reviews, Trustpilot, G2), profile completeness, data freshness, and performance. No host can pay to rank higher.
Coverage includes pure-play web hosts (92) and technology companies offering hosting as a core product (0), deduped by brand so a provider with multiple office locations only takes one slot, plus 0 agency listings tracked separately on the MSP directory. Full methodology at hostlist.io/hri. Compare related markets in the global directory, or browse the live HRI rankings.
WEB HOSTING
COMPANIES
Miran.ru is a web hosting provider located in Saint Petersburg, Russia, offering VPS and d…
Mnogoweb is a hosting provider located in Chelyabinsk, Russia, offering a range of service…
MyArena.ru specializes in game server rentals and web hosting services, making it a promin…
NT-VPS is a web hosting provider located in Moscow, Russia, specializing in VPS/VDS servic…
NTX.ru, established in 2001, is a web hosting provider based in Moscow, Russia. It offers …
P3.ru, located in Perm, Russia, provides a range of web hosting services including shared …
Park-Web offers shared hosting services with servers located in Russia and the Czech Repub…
Pinspb.ru, established in 2006, provides web hosting services in St. Petersburg, Russia. T…
PlanetaHost.ru specializes in VDS and VPS hosting services, offering a range of server con…
RackServer.ru is a hosting provider located in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, established in 200…
RadiusHost offers a variety of web hosting services including shared hosting, VPS, dedicat…
Reg.Ru is a prominent hosting provider in Russia, offering a full range of services includ…
Relevate, located in Moscow, Russia, provides a range of hosting services including shared…
Robo VPS provides a range of hosting services including VPS, private cloud, and shared hos…
Established in 2008, Ru-TLD is a Russian domain hosting service that specializes in domain…
Rusonyx offers a range of web hosting services, including shared hosting, virtual private …
RuWeb is a web hosting provider located in Moscow, Russia, offering a range of services in…
Selectel operates six self-built data centers in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and the Leningrad…
Shneider-Host is a Moscow-based hosting provider that has been in operation for over 18 ye…
SmartApe is a web hosting company based in Moscow, Russia, offering a range of services in…
Offering a range of hosting services, Sprinthost provides shared, VPS, and dedicated hosti…
SYNAY offers a range of web hosting services including shared hosting, VPS servers, and do…
Tendence.ru is a web hosting provider located in Moscow, Russia, founded in 2006. The comp…
UFO.Hosting, located in Chekhov, Russia, specializes in VPS, VDS, and dedicated server hos…
Ultra VDS, established in 2013, specializes in VPS/VDS hosting with competitive pricing st…
Underground Private specializes in dedicated servers, managed VPS, and SSD shared hosting,…
VDS.SH is a Russian hosting provider specializing in virtual dedicated servers (VDS). The …
VDSCOM offers dedicated and VPS hosting services, catering to clients seeking resilient se…
VDSina.ru is a Russian web hosting provider that offers a range of services including clou…
VPS-Server.ru specializes in providing VPS hosting services, alongside various server opti…
Webhost1 offers a range of hosting services including unlimited shared hosting, VPS server…
Webnames.ru is a hosting provider located in Samara, Russia, established in 2002. The comp…
Web Hosting in Russia
HOSTLIST tracks 92 web hosting companies in Russia, from dedicated hosting providers to tech companies and digital agencies with hosting offerings.
All rankings use HRI™, based on profile freshness, completeness, trust signals, and performance. No company pays for a higher position.
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Web Hosting in Russia: What You Need to Know
Russia has a deep domestic hosting market spanning shared hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, domain registration and large cloud platforms. Moscow is the largest data-centre and interconnection hub, followed by St. Petersburg, with regional providers operating from cities such as Kazan, Novosibirsk and Yekaterinburg.
The market includes registrar-hosts such as REG.RU, Beget, Timeweb and SpaceWeb, infrastructure providers including Selectel and FirstVDS, and cloud platforms from Yandex, VK, Cloud.ru and MTS Web Services. Russian-language support, ruble billing and domestic payment methods are common points of differentiation from international providers.
For a Russia-focused site, compare the physical server location, domestic and international network routes, backup retention, DDoS protection and published uptime terms. HostList.io ranks Russian hosting companies by HRI™ based on trust signals, completeness, freshness and performance. No provider pays for placement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which hosting companies operate in Russia?
Russia has a large domestic hosting market led by registrar-hosts such as REG.RU, Beget, Timeweb and SpaceWeb, server providers including Selectel and FirstVDS, and cloud platforms from Yandex, VK, Cloud.ru and MTS Web Services. HostList ranks Russian providers by HRI™, with no paid placement.
Where are Russian hosting data centres located?
Moscow and St. Petersburg are the main commercial data-centre hubs, with additional regional capacity in cities including Kazan, Novosibirsk and Yekaterinburg. Moscow normally offers the widest carrier choice, while a provider with more than one Russian location can offer better resilience.
What should I check before buying hosting in Russia?
Check the actual server location, billing currency and payment methods, support language and hours, backup policy, DDoS protection, and whether the provider publishes an uptime commitment. If the site serves visitors outside Russia, test international routing as well as domestic latency.