Cloud VPS
A cloud server that shares its processor with other servers on the same machine. The right start for most websites, stores and apps.
From 6.70 $ a month billed yearly
View plans Cloud VPS, Cloud VDS and dedicated servers
A server of your own, sized for your project
Pick a size and a data center, and the server is yours: full root access from the first minute, and one control panel for the firewall, backups and everything else.
- 6 data centers
- 4 countries
- 22 priced plans
- 7 console areas
Three types of server, side by side
They differ in one thing: how the processor is shared. The control panel and the features are the same on all three.
Cloud VDS
A cloud server whose processor cores are reserved for you alone, so its speed stays the same when neighbors get busy.
From 14.50 $ a month billed yearly
View plans Dedicated
A whole physical machine for you alone: every core, all the memory and all the disks.
Priced per build A physical machine, built to the specs we agree on.
Talk to sales Every server opens the same console
Seven areas. They run exactly the same on a small Cloud VPS and a full dedicated machine, limited only by physical hardware.
- Metrics Live CPU, disk and network graphs
- Backups Automatic and on-demand images
- Snapshots Capture an exact machine state
- Storage Extra volumes you attach and grow
- Network IPv4, IPv6, rDNS and private networks
- Firewall Cloud rules in front of the machine
- Operating Systems Pick an image and rebuild
Where your server runs
6 data centers across 4 countries. Pick one at checkout, and it stays with the machine.
North America 2
- Ashburn, VA United States
ash - Hillsboro, OR United States
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Europe 3
- Helsinki Finland
hel1 - Falkenstein Germany
fsn1 - Nuremberg Germany
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Asia-Pacific 1
- Singapore Singapore
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Put the server close to your visitors and pages reach them sooner. We print no speed figures, because the only one that matters is measured from your visitors.
Which one is for me?
Find your project, find your server
You do not need the technical terms. Look for the kind of project you run and read the server beside it. If you are between two, start with the smaller one.
Start with a Cloud VPS
Your visitors come and go through the day, so the server rests between visits. Sharing the processor costs you nothing here, and the price stays low.
Good for- WordPress sites and blogs
- Small and medium online stores
- Company and portfolio sites
- News sites and magazines
- Apps, APIs and small services
- Test and staging servers
Move up to a Cloud VDS
Your server works hard all day and every visitor expects the same speed. Reserved cores mean nobody else can slow it down.
Good for- Busy stores with large catalogs
- Learning platforms and live classes
- Booking and reservation systems
- Databases in daily use
- Game and voice servers
- Agencies hosting many client sites
Take a dedicated server
You need the whole machine: nobody else on it, and hardware chosen for your work.
Good for- Many servers that would fill one machine
- Work that must not share hardware
- Very large storage or memory
Questions before you order
Servers, explained without the jargon
The questions people ask us before their first server, answered in plain words.
What is the difference between a Cloud VPS, a Cloud VDS and a dedicated server?
How the processor is shared. On a Cloud VPS you share it with other servers on the same machine, which keeps the price low. On a Cloud VDS some processor cores are reserved for you alone. A dedicated server is the entire machine. Memory and disk are yours alone on all three.
I am not technical. Can I still run a server?
You manage the server from a control panel with buttons, not commands: start, stop, back up, open the firewall. Installing your own software on it does need someone comfortable with Linux. If you would rather not deal with that, our hosting plans are managed for you.
Which one should I start with?
Most websites and stores start on a Cloud VPS. Move to a Cloud VDS when the server is busy all day or when every visitor must get the same speed. The section above lists common projects under each type.
Where will my server be?
In the data center you choose while ordering. Pick the one closest to your visitors. The data center stays with the server.
Can I move a server to another data center later?
Not directly. Take a snapshot, order a server in the new data center, restore the snapshot onto it and remove the old one. Support can help you plan the move.
Which operating systems can I install?
Any Linux image in our catalog, such as Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux. You can reinstall with a different one at any time from the panel. The new root password is shown to you once and we never store it.
Are backups included?
Automatic backups are an optional add-on. Until you switch them on, the panel tells you that no copies exist. Snapshots are separate: you take one by hand, for example before a risky change.
Can I add more disk space later?
Yes, as an extra volume attached to your server. A volume can grow later but cannot shrink, so start small.
Is there a firewall?
Yes. It sits in front of the server, outside the operating system, so your rules keep working during restarts and reinstalls. You set the rules from the panel.
Do I get full control of the server?
Yes, full root access on all three types. The operating system and your software are yours to run. The hardware, the network and the control panel are ours to keep working.
Which currency will I pay in?
The currency you pick at the top of the site. The price you see on the order page is the price you are charged.
Order your server in a few minutes
Choose the type, the size and the data center. We build the server and take you straight to its control panel.
Not sure which one fits? Tell us about your project and we will suggest the smallest server that handles it.