Developer Environment
Build and test apps on a flexible Linux VPS with full root access and support for modern frameworks.
Run websites, apps, APIs, databases, control panels, and custom services on VPS servers with dedicated resources, root access, regional locations, and managed support.
Dedicated vCPU and RAM
Full root access
NVMe SSD storage
Regional VPS locations
Linux operating systems
24/7 managed support

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Server Location
Plan Duration
vCPU
1
RAM
1 GB
Storage
20 GB SSD
IPv4
Bandwidth
3 TB
$5.83/mo
$70/year
1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 20 GB SSD, 3 TB bandwidth — US datacenter.
$5.83/mo
For 12 months, you pay $70.
vCPU: 1
RAM: 1 GB
Storage: 20 GB SSD
Bandwidth: 3 TB
IP: 1 IPv4 address
vCPU
2
RAM
2 GB
Storage
35 GB SSD
IPv4
Bandwidth
5 TB
$9.17/mo
$110/year
2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 35 GB SSD, 5 TB bandwidth — US datacenter.
$9.17/mo
For 12 months, you pay $110.
vCPU: 2
RAM: 2 GB
Storage: 35 GB SSD
Bandwidth: 5 TB
IP: 1 IPv4 address
vCPU
3
RAM
4 GB
Storage
60 GB SSD
IPv4
Bandwidth
7 TB
$15.83/mo
$190/year
3 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 60 GB SSD, 7 TB bandwidth — US datacenter.
$15.83/mo
For 12 months, you pay $190.
vCPU: 3
RAM: 4 GB
Storage: 60 GB SSD
Bandwidth: 7 TB
IP: 1 IPv4 address
Backups: every 4 weeks
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux and more
Full root access
No setup fee
vCPU
6
RAM
6 GB
Storage
100 GB SSD
IPv4
Bandwidth
12 TB
$31.83/mo
$382/year
6 vCPU, 6 GB RAM, 100 GB SSD, 12 TB bandwidth — US datacenter.
$31.83/mo
For 12 months, you pay $382.
vCPU: 6
RAM: 6 GB
Storage: 100 GB SSD
Bandwidth: 12 TB
IP: 1 IPv4 address
Backups: every 4 weeks
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux and more
Full root access
No setup fee
vCPU
7
RAM
8 GB
Storage
150 GB SSD
IPv4
Bandwidth
20 TB
$38.33/mo
$460/year
7 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 150 GB SSD, 20 TB bandwidth — US datacenter.
$38.33/mo
For 12 months, you pay $460.
vCPU: 7
RAM: 8 GB
Storage: 150 GB SSD
Bandwidth: 20 TB
IP: 1 IPv4 address
Backups: every 4 weeks
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux and more
Full root access
No setup fee
Build and test apps on a flexible Linux VPS with full root access and support for modern frameworks.
Deploy websites, CMS and e-commerce apps with Nginx, Apache or OpenLiteSpeed.
Host APIs, microservices and SaaS apps with predictable resources and easy scaling.
Run Docker, CI/CD pipelines and automation in an isolated VPS environment.
Linux VPS • Full Root Access
Flexible Linux virtual private servers for development, web hosting, containers and scalable application deployment.
Our VPS hosting supports a wide range of applications, databases, control panels, and custom services. Whether you're running a web server, application stack, database workload, or custom service, our platform provides the resources and support you need to succeed.
Move websites, applications, databases, panels, DNS, SSL, and services with a planned server migration.
VPS migrations need service inventory, firewall review, DNS timing, database consistency, SSL validation, and rollback planning. We help move workloads without leaving production details unresolved.
Connect with our DevOps experts for fast, reliable support.
VPS hosting gives you more control. The right setup keeps that control usable, secure, and maintainable.
Select Europe, United States, or Asia based on users, latency, compliance, and workload needs.
Start with the CPU, RAM, storage, bandwidth, and dedicated IP capacity your workload needs.
Use root access to install operating systems, panels, applications, databases, and custom services.
Keep monitoring, patching, backups, firewall rules, DNS, and support aligned with production needs.
Root access is powerful, but production needs secure access, firewall rules, service planning, DNS, SSL, backups, and monitoring from the beginning.
Use VPS resources for hosting, applications, databases, APIs, panels, staging systems, and private services.
Build on familiar Linux, panel, container, web server, and database stacks while keeping server operations practical.
Run Node.js, Python, Laravel, database-backed apps, APIs, staging systems, and custom production services.
Host databases or private services with dedicated resources, secure access, and backup planning.
Install and manage panels such as cPanel, Plesk, Webmin, or custom admin tooling when your stack requires it.
Get help with VPS provisioning, migrations, OS setup, SSH, firewalls, panels, web stacks, databases, monitoring, DNS, SSL, and incident troubleshooting.
Get round-the-clock guidance from experienced support engineers.
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