Computing power that never blinks

VPS shares the physical server's resources with other clients while keeping full KVM isolation. VDS gives you CPU cores and RAM reserved exclusively for you — no actual sharing of the underlying resources, so performance never fluctuates.

Yes — upgrades are possible at any time from the control panel without data loss. Your disk, IPs and configuration move with you.

Currently Linux only: Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux and CentOS Stream — or boot any custom ISO. Windows support is in development.

Every server ships with one dedicated IPv4 and a free /64 IPv6 subnet. Additional IPv4 addresses are available at a small monthly cost.

The region is fixed after creation. You can snapshot your server, create a new one in a different region and restore — our support team will gladly assist with the move.

We accept Visa, Mastercard and major currencies. Billing is monthly by default — no long-term contracts, cancel anytime.

Daily automatic backups can be enabled from the control panel with one click, and manual snapshots are available at any moment — ideal right before risky changes.

Pick the region geographically closest to your users for the lowest latency. The data centers page lists reference latency from major cities for every region.

A practical rule: choose VPS for websites, apps, APIs, dev boxes and anything with variable load — the value per dollar is unbeatable. Choose VDS when sustained CPU defines your product: production databases, busy backends, game servers, trading systems. Choose AI servers only when a GPU is the work itself — training, fine-tuning, inference. Most teams run a mix, and all three live in the same panel and private network.

Unmanaged by default: you hold root and own the OS, while we own the hardware, network, virtualization layer and DDoS shield — with 24/7 engineers covering everything in our half. Panel tooling narrows the gap considerably: one-click reinstalls, snapshots, firewall, monitoring and rescue mode handle most situations that traditionally needed an admin. Fully managed operations are available as a paid add-on.

Regardless of line: a dedicated IPv4 and a free /64 IPv6 block, NVMe Gen4 storage, the cloud firewall, always-on DDoS mitigation, VNC console, rescue mode, the bilingual panel, API access and the 99.99% SLA. Snapshots and scheduled backups are one toggle away. The differences between VPS, VDS and AI are purely about the resource model — never about stripping features.

Yes — the simplest path is booting your new Hostrena server, then syncing data with rsync over SSH; for whole-disk moves, rescue mode can write a raw image directly onto the volume. Our support engineers have run hundreds of these migrations and will help plan the cutover, including a DNS strategy that keeps downtime to the seconds your final sync takes.

Yes — four billing cycles exist on every plan: monthly, quarterly at about 5% off, semi-annual at about 11% off, and annual where you effectively get two months free. Cycles are prepaid, switchable at renewal, and the same prices apply in every region — choosing Singapore over Frankfurt never changes what you pay. There are no setup fees on any cycle.

Anytime, from the panel, in about a minute: pick any offered distribution or your own ISO, confirm, and the server rebuilds — no ticket, no human in the loop. Take a snapshot first and a failed experiment costs you nothing: restoring brings the previous system back in full. Reinstalls keep your IP addresses, so DNS never needs touching.

There is no fixed ceiling — accounts running dozens of servers are normal. Everything is manageable in bulk: group servers per project, share firewall rule sets, attach them to one private network and automate the lot over the API. New accounts carry a soft limit during their first days as standard anti-fraud practice; it lifts automatically as account history builds.

No. At expiry the server is suspended, not destroyed: compute stops but the disk stays intact through a 14-day grace window while reminders go out. Renew inside that window and the server boots exactly as it was. Only after the grace period is storage securely erased — and a final warning precedes that too. Cancellations you request explicitly take effect at period end.