NVMe 2
Coming soon- vCPU
- 1
- RAM
- 2 GB
- NVMe
- 50 GB
- Transfer
- 1 TB
Hosting / VPS hosting
Linux VPS hosting for projects that need their own server.
A virtual server with its own operating system and full root access. You get server-level control without paying for a whole machine.
- Full root access on KVM virtualization
- NVMe SSD storage and one dedicated IP on every plan
- Self-managed, or add our managed service
Choose your Linux distribution
Full root access
Dedicated IP with reverse DNS
Move up a plan without rebuildingVPS plans
All plans use NVMe SSD storage and include one dedicated IP. Pay monthly, or for up to 36 months at a time.
NVMe 4
Coming soon- vCPU
- 2
- RAM
- 4 GB
- NVMe
- 100 GB
- Transfer
- 2 TB
NVMe 8
Coming soon- vCPU
- 4
- RAM
- 8 GB
- NVMe
- 200 GB
- Transfer
- 3 TB
NVMe 16
Coming soon- vCPU
- 6
- RAM
- 16 GB
- NVMe
- 400 GB
- Transfer
- 6 TB
NVMe 32
Coming soon- vCPU
- 8
- RAM
- 32 GB
- NVMe
- 500 GB
- Transfer
- 16 TB
When shared hosting gets in your way
A different web server, a background worker that runs all day, a specific database version, or a port that must stay open.
A VPS removes those limits. It's a private virtual machine with its own operating system and a set amount of CPU, memory and storage. You decide what runs on it and when it's updated.
What you control on a VPS
Your distribution
AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Ubuntu, CentOS 7 or Debian. Linux only.
Full root access
Install packages, edit config and set your own firewall rules.
Your own stack
KVM gives each server its own kernel. Run Nginx, Python, containers or a VPN.
Your own IP
One dedicated IP with reverse DNS. Extra IPs are an add-on.
Self-managed or managed
- Self-managed Comes set up with your chosen OS. You handle firewall, updates, backups and tuning.
- Managed add-on We configure core services, harden the server, set up backups, install apps and tune performance.
VPS, cloud or dedicated?
Choose a VPS
Server-level control at a lower cost, for custom stacks, staging servers and background workers.
Choose cloud hosting
Your website has outgrown shared hosting and you want it managed for you.
Choose a dedicated server
The largest VPS isn't enough and you need a bigger fixed allocation.
Stay on shared hosting
You run standard websites and don't want to manage a server.
What is a VPS?
A VPS, or virtual private server, is a virtual machine that runs on a physical server alongside others, each isolated from the rest. It has its own operating system and its own set amount of CPU, memory, and storage. You manage it like a standalone server, with full root access to the software it runs, at a fraction of the cost of a dedicated machine.
Do I need technical skills to run a VPS?
On a self-managed VPS, yes. You'll need to be comfortable with SSH, Linux commands, updates, and firewall rules, or have a developer who is. With the managed add-on, our team handles server setup, security hardening, backups, and monitoring. Adding control panel also makes day-to-day work look much more like shared hosting.
VPS vs shared hosting: what is the difference?
Shared hosting runs many accounts on one server environment that we configure for you. A VPS gives you your own isolated environment with resources set aside for it and full root access. Shared hosting is simpler and cheaper. A VPS suits projects that need custom software, background processes, or settings shared hosting doesn't allow.
Can I run Windows on a VPS?
No. VPS plans run Linux only: AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Ubuntu, CentOS, or Debian. If your application needs Windows, talk to us about the options.
Need help choosing a server?
Tell us what you're running and we'll recommend a plan.