Yes, there is a working AlexHost promo code. Use SLASH at checkout to take 5% off any AlexHost hosting service – shared hosting, LiteSpeed hosting, VPS, dedicated servers and GPU servers included. It is an exclusive SlashCouponCode code with no expiry date, so it works whenever you are ready to order.
AlexHost calls these promo codes; you will also see them called coupon codes, discount codes or vouchers. They are the same thing, entered in the promo code field on the checkout page before you pay.
Below the code you will find the deals that need no code at all – AlexHost’s real EUR prices, the annual billing reductions on shared hosting, and the plans where the advertised saving is genuinely worth taking.
| Code | What you get | Applies to | Expiry |
|---|
| SLASH | 5% off your order | All AlexHost hosting services – shared, LiteSpeed, VPS, dedicated, GPU | No expiry (exclusive code) |
The 5% comes off the plan price you see on AlexHost’s site, and it stacks on top of the annual-billing prices below – those are already applied automatically, no code required.
AlexHost prices and deals, in euros
AlexHost bills in EUR, not dollars. Almost every coupon page for this brand quotes the wrong currency or none at all, which makes the “savings” they advertise impossible to check. Here is what AlexHost actually charges.
Shared and WordPress hosting (annual billing)
| Plan | Price | Regular | Storage / RAM | Websites |
|---|
| Basic | €10 / year | €13 | 1 GB NVMe / 1 GB | 5 |
| Advanced | €30 / year | €60 | 5 GB NVMe / 2 GB | 20 |
| Expert | €70 / year | €91 | 10 GB NVMe / 4 GB | Unlimited |
| Super | €105 / year | €127 | 20 GB NVMe / 8 GB | Unlimited |
Every shared plan includes unlimited bandwidth, a free SSL certificate and daily backups. The Advanced plan at €30 instead of €60 is the single biggest real discount on the AlexHost site – a straight 50% off, and four times the storage of Basic for €20 more per year.
LiteSpeed hosting (monthly billing)
| Plan | Price | Regular | Actual saving | Storage / RAM |
|---|
| LS Mini | €5.90 / month | €7.67 | 23% | 8 GB NVMe / 1.5 GB |
| LS Medium | €8.90 / month | €13.35 | 33% | 15 GB NVMe / 2 GB |
| LS Large | €15.90 / month | €20.67 | 23% | 25 GB NVMe / 5 GB |
| LS Expert | €25.00 / month | €27.30 | 8% | 80 GB NVMe / 8 GB |
All four LiteSpeed plans carry the same “Save 30%” badge on AlexHost’s site, but the prices themselves tell a different story: only LS Medium actually clears 30%. LS Expert is closer to 8% off. If you are picking on discount alone, LS Medium is the one worth taking. Every LiteSpeed plan includes cPanel, unlimited bandwidth, unlimited email accounts and free anti-DDoS.
VPS, dedicated servers and the rest
| Service | Starting price | Entry spec |
|---|
| VPS (U series) | €6 / month | 1 vCore, 1.5 GB DDR4, 10 GB NVMe, 100 Mbps |
| VPS (P series) | €8 / month | 1 vCore, 2 GB DDR4, 20 GB NVMe, 1 Gbps |
| VPS (R series, DDR5) | €15 / month | 2 vCores, 1.5 GB DDR5, 30 GB NVMe, 1 Gbps |
| Dedicated servers | €26 / month | Pentium G3220, 2 cores, free setup, unlimited traffic |
| VPN | €2.75 / month | Billed annually, unlimited traffic, 55 countries |
| SSL certificates | €12.99 / year | Comodo PositiveSSL, single domain |
| Colocation (Moldova) | €36 / month | 1U, 0.2 kW, 1 Gbps shared port |
Every VPS and dedicated server comes with full root access, at least one dedicated IPv4, IPv6, and unmetered DDoS protection included at no extra cost. GPU and LLM servers are also available with Ubuntu and a preloaded AI image – pricing is shown on the GPU hosting page.
Which AlexHost plan should you buy?
The catalogue is wide and the naming is not obvious, so here is the short version by what you are actually trying to do. Prices are the ones in the tables above; the SLASH code takes 5% off whichever you pick.
| What you are doing | Pick | Cost | Why this one |
|---|
| Your first site, tightest possible budget | Basic shared hosting | €10 / year | Cheapest way onto AlexHost by a wide margin - a full year of Basic costs less than two months of LiteSpeed Mini. 1 GB NVMe, 5 sites. |
| A WordPress site you actually care about | Advanced shared hosting | €30 / year | 5 GB NVMe and 2 GB RAM for 20 sites, and the only genuine 50% discount on the site. |
| Client sites or agency work | Expert or Super shared | €70–105 / year | Unlimited websites, databases and FTP accounts. Super doubles the storage and the email throughput. |
| WordPress speed matters more than price | LS Medium (LiteSpeed) | €8.90 / month | LiteSpeed with cPanel, and the one LiteSpeed tier where the advertised discount is real. |
| A small app, bot or web service | VPS P1 | €8 / month | Root access, 20 GB NVMe and a 1 Gbps port. Only drop to the €6 U1 if the traffic is genuinely trivial. |
| Something memory-hungry | VPS P4, or the R series | from €20 / month | P4 is 4 vCores and 8 GB for €20; the R series moves you to DDR5 memory. |
| A project that needs its own hardware | Dedicated server | from €26 / month | Free setup, unlimited traffic, and a choice of Moldova, Bulgaria or England. |
| Running models locally | GPU / LLM server | see the GPU page | Ships with Ubuntu 22.04 and an AI image with PyTorch, CUDA and the usual local-model front ends already installed. |
If you are still comparing providers, we also track current deals for Cloudways managed cloud hosting, HostGator hosting, Namecheap hosting and domains and Hostwinds VPS – useful if AlexHost’s Europe-centric server locations do not fit your audience.
Traps in the AlexHost price list
Three things here are easy to get wrong, and no other coupon page for this brand points them out.
- The €8 VPS beats the €10 one. The U-series entry plans run on a shared 100 Mbps port. The P-series starts at €8 with a shared 1 Gbps port. For anything web-facing, P1 at €8 is a better buy than U2 at €10 despite having less RAM.
- Check the M series against the P series. M2 (1 vCore, 1 GB RAM, 25 GB) and P4 (4 vCores, 8 GB RAM, 80 GB) are both €20 per month. If you land on the M tab first, you can pay the same money for a quarter of the hardware.
- Annual billing is where the shared-hosting savings live. The crossed-out shared and LiteSpeed prices are permanent list prices rather than a limited-time sale, so there is no rush – but the yearly billing option is genuinely cheaper per month than paying monthly.
What to check before you buy
None of these are reasons to avoid AlexHost, but they are the things the pricing pages do not tell you, and they are worth a minute before you commit to a long billing term.
- Renewal pricing is not published. AlexHost states no renewal rate for shared hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, GPU servers or colocation anywhere on its site. Treat the listed price as the recurring price, and confirm it in the billing panel before signing up for a long term.
- Domains are the exception, and several renew higher. A .fr is €11.95 to register and €16.95 to renew; .uk goes €23.92 to €27.60; .nl goes €16.50 to €19.80.
- VPS and dedicated servers are unmanaged by default. You are the sysadmin. AlexHost will do the work for you, but it is billed hourly - €20 an hour on weekdays with a day’s notice, €100 an hour for immediate help or outside business hours.
- Confirm the billing period on GPU servers. The GPU and LLM pages offer both a one-week and a one-month selector and show the same figure for each, so check which period you are actually buying before you order.
- Support hours are not stated. Product pages market round-the-clock support, but the contacts page lists no hours. If response time matters to you, ask before you buy.
Where are AlexHost’s servers?
AlexHost is a Moldovan provider – SRL ALEXHOST, based in Chisinau – and it owns its data centre rather than reselling someone else’s. The Moldova facility sits five metres underground in a converted military bomb shelter, with 231 Gbit/s of network channels and DDoS mitigation included by default on every plan.
One point worth clearing up: the country names on AlexHost’s plans refer to where the server sits, not where you have to live. You can buy from anywhere and choose the location that suits your audience.
- VPS locations: Moldova, Netherlands, Sweden, Bulgaria, Switzerland, France, England, Romania and the USA (Las Vegas).
- Dedicated server locations: Moldova, Bulgaria and England.
- Colocation: Moldova only.
AlexHost publishes a 99.9% uptime SLA and has been operating since 2008.
What “offshore hosting” means at AlexHost
AlexHost is usually described as offshore or privacy-focused hosting, and it is worth being precise about what that does and does not mean, because the difference matters before you move a project there.
What AlexHost actually states is a jurisdiction position: it does not release customer information without a conviction and an official request from law enforcement in the Republic of Moldova. On copyright complaints, it runs a formal abuse desk and generally notifies the customer about a reported infringement rather than pulling content unilaterally.
What it is not is a no-rules host. AlexHost’s acceptable usage policy bans spam, malware and ransomware, phishing and carding, botnets and DDoS activity, TOR exit relays, Ponzi and high-yield investment schemes, and anything that gets its IP ranges blacklisted. Child sexual abuse material and similar categories are handled on a fast-track abuse SLA with zero tolerance. In short: privacy-forward and Moldova-jurisdiction, not lawless.
What you can buy from AlexHost
AlexHost is not a one-product host. The SLASH code and the deals below cover a fairly wide catalogue, which is worth knowing before you compare it against a single-purpose provider.
- Shared and CMS hosting – four NVMe plans with cPanel, plus preconfigured setups for WordPress, Joomla, Magento and other common CMS platforms. Free SSL and daily backups are included on every tier.
- LiteSpeed hosting – the same shared-hosting idea on the LiteSpeed web server, which generally handles PHP and WordPress traffic faster than stock Apache. Unlimited email accounts on all four plans.
- VPS – KVM virtual servers on NVMe storage with full root access, in four series (U, P, M and DDR5 R), Linux or Windows, unmanaged by default with managed options available.
- Dedicated servers – bare metal from an entry-level Pentium up to dual Xeon Gold and AMD EPYC builds with hundreds of gigabytes of RAM and multi-terabyte NVMe arrays. Setup is free and traffic is unlimited.
- GPU and LLM servers – NVIDIA RTX builds shipping with Ubuntu 22.04 and an AI image preloaded with PyTorch, CUDA and common local-model front ends, for people running inference or fine-tuning rather than renting API calls.
- VPN, SSL, domains and colocation – a no-logs VPN across 55 countries, Comodo DV, wildcard and EV certificates, domain registration across the common TLDs, and rack space in the Chisinau data centre from a single unit up to a full 5 kW rack.
Two extras are genuinely useful and easy to miss: unmetered DDoS protection is included by default on every plan with no add-on fee and no cap on how often mitigation triggers, and website migration is free for up to five domains or 20 GB of data if you are moving in from another host.
Paying for AlexHost and getting support
AlexHost accepts Visa and Mastercard, PayPal, Google Pay, MAIB and FreeKassa, plus cryptocurrency through a payment gateway covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Monero, USDT, USDC and several others. If you pay in USDT, check the network on the invoice before sending – the default is Polygon, and sending on the wrong chain loses the funds.
Support runs through tickets in the billing panel, email, a live chat on the site and a Telegram channel, and there is a paid server administration service billed hourly if you want AlexHost’s engineers to do the work rather than manage an unmanaged box yourself.
AlexHost orders go through its billing panel rather than the main site, so the code box sits on the order page, not on the plan page. Add your service to the cart, continue to checkout, and enter SLASH in the promo code field before you pay – the 5% comes off the order total.
Two things are worth getting right before you confirm:
- Set the billing cycle first. On shared hosting the yearly option carries the lower per-month price shown in the table above, and the code applies on top of it rather than instead of it.
- Choose the payment method with renewal in mind. Card, PayPal and Google Pay can renew automatically. Cryptocurrency invoices have to be paid by hand every cycle, so a server can lapse if you miss one.
Does AlexHost have a promo code?
Yes. The exclusive code SLASH takes 5% off AlexHost hosting services. It has no expiry date, so it does not need to be re-checked before every order. Enter it in the promo code field at checkout.
Does the SLASH code work on VPS and dedicated servers?
Yes. The code applies across AlexHost’s hosting services, including VPS plans in all locations and dedicated servers in Moldova, Bulgaria and England. It is not limited to shared hosting.
Can I add a promo code after I have already paid?
No. Promo codes have to be entered in the code field during checkout, before the invoice is paid. Once an order is completed, the discount cannot be applied retroactively to that invoice – you would need to use the code on your next order instead.
What currency does AlexHost charge in?
Euros. Every price on AlexHost’s site is quoted in EUR, and VAT is added only for customers in Moldova. Any coupon page quoting AlexHost prices in US dollars has converted or invented them.
Does AlexHost accept cryptocurrency?
Yes, alongside Visa and Mastercard, PayPal and Google Pay. One thing to know before choosing crypto: card and PayPal payments can auto-renew, but crypto invoices must be paid manually every billing cycle, so a server can lapse if you miss one.
When does AlexHost run sales?
Roughly every four to eight weeks, going by the dated promotion archive AlexHost publishes on its own site. The recurring windows are Valentine’s week in February, Easter, mid-summer and Black Friday, and the typical discount is 15–25%, often limited to one product line such as VPS or dedicated servers. The SLASH code is not tied to any of these windows – it works year-round, so there is no need to wait for a sale.
Is AlexHost DMCA-ignored?
Not in the absolute sense the phrase implies. AlexHost operates under Moldovan jurisdiction and will not hand over client data without a Moldovan legal order, and it forwards copyright reports to the customer rather than deleting content on receipt. It does, however, run an abuse desk and enforces an acceptable usage policy that bans spam, malware, fraud, carding and TOR exit relays.
Who runs AlexHost?
SRL ALEXHOST, a company registered in Chisinau, Moldova, operating since 2008. It runs its own underground data centre in Chisinau and additionally offers servers in eight other European locations plus Las Vegas.
