VPS 2
$7.99/mo
Two vCores and 4 GB of memory, for a first production server.
- 2 vCores
- 4 GB RAM
- 40 GB NVMe
- 500 Mbps Network
- Unlimited Traffic
- Full Root Access
- Daily Backup
- 1 Dedicated IPv4
Root access · deployed in about 55 seconds
Dedicated VPS cores.
Nothing shared.
Dedicated vCPU, dedicated RAM and dedicated NVMe that nobody else can touch. You get the root password, and no opinions from us about what you run on it.
Pick a distribution, choose a size and deploy. Scale CPU and memory later from the panel, and the bill follows by the hour rather than the year.
root@vps-01:~# uptime
up 214 days · load average 0.14, 0.09, 0.06
Configure your server
London · lon-1
vCPU4 cores
Memory8 GB
NVMe disk75 GB
Operating system
Ubuntu 24.04
Debian 12
AlmaLinux 9
Fedora 41
CentOS Stream
$14.99/mo
Deploys in ~55 seconds
Plans
Sized by resources, not by feature gates
Every tier includes root access, snapshots and the full network. The larger plans simply give you more of it.
Monthly
Yearly
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VPS 4
$14.99/mo
Double the cores and memory, for busier applications and small fleets.
- 4 vCores
- 8 GB RAM
- 75 GB NVMe
- 1 Gbps Network
- Unlimited Traffic
- Full Root Access
- Daily Backup
- 1 Dedicated IPv4
VPS 6
$20.99/mo
Six cores and 12 GB, for databases and multi-service stacks.
- 6 vCores
- 12 GB RAM
- 100 GB NVMe
- 2 Gbps Network
- Unlimited Traffic
- Full Root Access
- Daily Backup
- 1 Dedicated IPv4
VPS 8
$39.99/mo
Eight cores and 24 GB, for demanding or memory-hungry workloads.
- 8 vCores
- 24 GB RAM
- 200 GB NVMe
- 3 Gbps Network
- Unlimited Traffic
- Full Root Access
- Daily Backup
- 1 Dedicated IPv4
Every plan is unmanaged, so you own everything above the operating system. Managed patching and monitoring is available as an add-on. Resize CPU and memory at any time, and billing follows by the hour.
What You Control
Everything above the hypervisor is yours
We keep the hardware, network and storage healthy. The rest is your call.
Full root access
SSH in as root from first boot. Install what you want, tune what you want, and rebuild if it goes wrong.
Your choice of distro
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky, CentOS Stream or Fedora, reinstallable at any time.
Dedicated vCPU
Cores are allocated to you, not drawn from a shared burst pool, so a noisy neighbour costs you nothing.
Resize on demand
Scale CPU and memory from the panel with a short reboot; billing adjusts hourly.
Snapshots
Nightly automatic images kept off-server, plus manual ones before risky changes.
API & automation
Provision, resize, snapshot and destroy from a REST API or your Terraform config.
Private networking
Connect servers in a region over a private interface that never crosses the internet.
Support underneath
Engineers on call 24/7 for the hypervisor, network and storage layers beneath your server.
CPU steal time · last 24h
Performance
Dedicated means dedicated
Steal time is the number that matters on a VPS. It measures how long your CPU sat waiting because the hypervisor was busy serving somebody else. We allocate cores rather than selling burst credits against a shared pool, so the figure stays near zero instead of spiking whenever the machine gets busy.
No CPU oversubscription
Cores are allocated, never shared.
Local NVMe
Disk on the host, not over a network.
AMD EPYC hosts
Current-generation silicon throughout.
10 Gbps uplinks
Per host, with unmetered burst.
~55s provisioning
From order to SSH prompt.
99.99% uptime SLA
Credited automatically if we miss it.
Security
Hardened underneath, yours on top
We defend the layers you can't reach. Everything inside the OS is yours to secure, and these are the tools for it.
Hypervisor isolation
Hardware-level separation between guests, so no other tenant can read your memory or disk.
Network DDoS filtering
Volumetric attacks are absorbed at the edge before they reach your uplink.
SSH keys by default
Servers deploy with key authentication and password login already disabled.
Cloud firewall
Port rules applied outside the VPS, so a misconfigured iptables can't expose you.
Off-server snapshots
Images stored on separate infrastructure, so a host failure never takes them with it.
Out-of-band console
Browser console access that still works when you've firewalled yourself out of SSH.
Compare
Which size do you need?
The full specification for all four VPS tiers, side by side.
| Specification | VPS 2 | VPS 4 | VPS 6 | VPS 8 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $7.99 | $14.99 | $20.99 | $39.99 |
| Yearly price | $92.99 | $162.99 | $225.99 | $399.99 |
| vCores | 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 |
| Memory | 4 GB | 8 GB | 12 GB | 24 GB |
| NVMe disk | 40 GB | 75 GB | 100 GB | 200 GB |
| Network | 500 Mbps | 1 Gbps | 2 Gbps | 3 Gbps |
| Traffic | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Root access | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Dedicated IPv4 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Daily backup | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Snapshot retention | 7 days | 14 days | 30 days | 60 days |
| Support priority | Standard | Priority | Priority | Priority |
All plans include full root access, unlimited traffic and nightly off-server snapshots. CPU and memory can be resized from the panel at any time, with billing adjusted by the hour.
Developers
Who runs a server with us
Organisations running their own server with us, in their own words.
We moved off a shared plan because busy periods slowed the site right down. With cores reserved for us, it now holds its speed whatever else is running.
MD
Mohammad Dweik
Select Advertising and Media Production
Having our own server means we set it up the way we want and change it when we need to, without asking anyone or waiting on a reply.
TC
Tal Chen
Perfumeri
I locked myself out late one night with a bad setting, and the console in the panel let me back in on my own, with no ticket needed.
AB
Adel Bishtawi
Author
FAQ
VPS, explained
The questions worth answering before you take root on someone else's hardware.
What is a VPS, and how is it different from shared hosting?
A virtual private server is a slice of a physical machine that behaves like its own server, with dedicated vCPU, RAM and NVMe that nobody else can use. On shared hosting you get an account on a server someone else configures; on a VPS you get the whole operating system and a root password. The trade-off is that you're now responsible for keeping it patched.
Do I get full root access?
Yes, on every plan, from the moment the server finishes booting. Install any package, compile from source, tune kernel parameters, run whatever daemons you like. We don't inspect or restrict what runs inside your VPS beyond our acceptable use policy.
Which operating systems can I install?
Ubuntu LTS, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS Stream and Fedora Server ship as one-click images. You can reinstall to a different distribution from the panel at any time. Reinstalling wipes the disk, so take a snapshot first if you need what is on there.
Is the VPS managed or unmanaged?
Unmanaged by default, which is what keeps the price where it is. We look after the hypervisor, network, storage and physical hardware; you look after the operating system and everything above it: updates, firewall, application stack, and backups of your own data. If you'd rather not, managed patching and monitoring is available as a paid add-on.
Can I resize my VPS later?
CPU and memory scale up or down from the panel with a short reboot, and billing follows hourly rather than locking you to the larger size for a month. Disk can be increased at any time but never shrunk afterwards, so grow it in steps rather than all at once.
Do you take backups of my VPS?
Nightly snapshots are included on every plan and stored off-server, with retention from 7 to 60 days depending on tier. You can also take a manual snapshot before a risky change. Snapshots are disaster recovery, not a substitute for application-level backups of your own data.
What happens if I lock myself out?
Every VPS has an out-of-band console in the panel that connects below the network layer, so it still works when SSH doesn't. A bad firewall rule or a broken sshd config is recoverable without opening a support ticket. If the disk itself won't boot, we can attach a rescue image.
When should I move to a dedicated server?
When you consistently need more than 8 cores or 24 GB, when compliance requires single-tenant hardware, or when your workload is disk-bound enough that you want the whole NVMe array. Migration from VPS 8 to dedicated hardware is handled by our team.
Get Started
Take root in under a minute.
Pick a size, pick a distribution, and have an SSH prompt waiting before your coffee cools.
- Root from first boot
- Hourly billing on resize
- 30-day money-back guarantee
No setup fees. No burst credits to run out of. No surprises on the invoice.
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Choose a size2 to 8 dedicated vCPU
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Pick an imageSix distributions, one click
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SSH inAverage deploy time: 55 seconds
Server booted
54.6s