Astroworld vs Server.pro

Side by Side

Right-hand column: what that host publishes. It changes without telling us. Middle column: read from our own price list.

A free server you renew every hour, and what the paid ladder changes

Server.pro is open about its free tier: 2 GB of memory and 8 GB of disk at no charge, renewed by hand every hour. That last part is the price. A server that has to be renewed hourly is a server that exists while you are at the keyboard, which is the same trade the other free hosts make in a different shape, and for a group that plays together it costs nothing at all. Their paid ladder is where the comparison with us starts. Their lowest paid plan is 4 GB at $7 a month with 40 GB of disk; ours is Mini at 4 GB from €7.00 a month on a twenty-four month term with 2 vCPU named on the page, so the two entry tiers are the same size, and for once the price reads like for like. On protection they split it by tier, layer 3 and 4 on the lower plans and layer 7 on the gaming tier; ours is 3, 4 and 7 on every plan. On locations they publish nine datacenters and we publish 27. What tips it for most people is not a row in the table but whether the server has to keep running when nobody is watching. A farm, a scheduled restart, a Discord plugin, a friend in another time zone: each of those needs a server that does not ask to be renewed.

The memory guide has those rows in full.

Questions people ask before switching

Summary

Take the free tier if your group switches the server on together and somebody is happy to press renew; it is a real 2 GB and it costs nothing. Compare their paid ladder with us rather than the free tier: same entry size, a similar price, and then the differences are the AI Copilot in the panel, protection on every plan instead of by tier, and more places to put the machine.