Should I choose an SSD or NVMe plan in Bucharest?
Choose SSD if your site has predictable traffic that fits within 1.5 to 4 TB per month and you want the lowest price; most company websites, blogs and business applications fall into this category. Choose NVMe if you run a busy shop, a news portal, a database-heavy application or anything with unpredictable traffic, since NVMe plans combine the fastest storage with unlimited traffic. You can monitor usage in the client area and move from SSD to NVMe later if your traffic grows.
What happens if I exceed my traffic allowance on an SSD plan?
Your server remains online. Allowances on SSD plans reset at the start of each billing cycle, and bandwidth graphs in the client area let you see how close you are to the limit. If you regularly approach your allowance, consider moving to an NVMe plan with unlimited traffic or placing large files on a CDN. Contact support if you expect a one-off spike, such as a big promotion or media coverage, and we will explain the options available for your plan.
Can I host an online shop that sells through eMAG?
Yes. Many Romanian retailers run their own shop alongside marketplace listings on eMAG, synchronising stock and orders through APIs or plugins. A Bucharest VPS keeps those integrations fast and reliable. Local payment gateways such as Netopia, EuPlatesc and card processors integrate with WooCommerce, PrestaShop and Magento. A mid-range NVMe plan suits most shops, with unlimited traffic covering busy sales periods such as Black Friday, which is especially popular in Romania. Stock sync jobs running every few minutes stay quick on NVMe.
Why do ș and ț sometimes look wrong on Romanian sites?
Romanian officially uses ș and ț with a comma below, but older fonts and keyboards produced versions with a cedilla instead, and many sites still mix the two. On the server side, UTF-8 handles both forms, so the fix is about content and fonts: normalise text to the comma-below characters during import, choose web fonts that include them, and set your database to utf8mb4 with a Romanian collation so searches treat variants consistently. Doing this during a migration to Bucharest is easier than correcting thousands of articles afterwards.
Is Bucharest a good location for serving Moldova and Bulgaria?
Yes. Bucharest has short routes to Chișinău, Sofia and other nearby capitals, so a Romanian server serves audiences across the region quickly. Romanian-language services often target both Romania and Moldova, and a Bucharest server combined with EU data residency suits many businesses. For users further afield, a CDN can cache static files closer to them. If you need a local presence in Moldova as well, our Chișinău location runs on a similar platform. Romanian-language media in particular often serve both audiences from one Bucharest instance.
Can outsourcing teams use Bucharest servers for development?
Yes. Cluj, Iași, Timișoara and Bucharest together form one of Europe's biggest software-services clusters, and delivery teams need somewhere to run staging copies, integration tests and demo environments for foreign clients. KVM supports containers, CI runners and Kubernetes worker nodes, while NVMe plans shorten build times noticeably. Keeping these systems in Romania makes Git pushes and deployments feel instant for engineers, while the client's production system can stay in the region they prefer. Start on a middle tier and scale up as more projects share the machine.
Can I host an ANAF e-Factura integration on a Bucharest server?
Yes. Romanian businesses now exchange invoices through the national e-Factura system, and many connect their shop, ERP or accounting software to it through an API connector or middleware. Running that connector on a Bucharest VPS keeps it online around the clock, independent of office computers, and close to the Romanian systems it talks to. Store certificates and credentials securely, restrict access to the machine and log every submission. Because the server is unmanaged, you or your accountant's IT provider stays in control of how the integration is configured and updated.
Who deals with outages at the Bucharest facility?
Anything physical or below the hypervisor is handled by our engineers, including failed disks, host crashes, network faults and power events at the Tier III+ site. They will also force-restart your guest or rebuild it on request. A web server that will not start or a database out of connections is yours to fix, which keeps Romanian prices low. Tickets are answered day and night, and we pass along any host-side observations that could speed up your own diagnosis. Incidents are reported by email.
