VPS Micro
$12.99
/mo
Save 54% with annual billing
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- 1 vCPU Core
- 1 GB DDR4 RAM
- 20 GB NVMe Storage
- Unlimited Bandwidth
VPS Hosting
VPS Hostingwith NVMe & Root Access
Run websites, applications and online services on a private KVM Linux VPS with NVMe storage, full root access, scalable resources and DDoS protection.
- NVMe Storage
- Advanced DDoS Protection
- Full Root Access
- AMD EPYC CPUs
Starting Price$12.99/mo
VirtualizationKVM
StorageNVMe
AccessFull Root
CPUAMD EPYC
VPS Hosting Highlights
Flexible VPS Options
VPS Hosting Plans & Pricing
Compare Linux VPS plans with NVMe storage, full root access and scalable CPU, RAM and storage for different workloads.
VPS Core
$19.49
/mo
Save 35% with annual billing
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- 2 vCPU Core
- 4 GB DDR4 RAM
- 40 GB NVMe Storage
- Unlimited Bandwidth
VPS Boost
$27.49
/mo
Save 35% with annual billing
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- 4 vCPU Core
- 8 GB DDR4 RAM
- 80 GB NVMe Storage
- Unlimited Bandwidth
VPS Titan
$55.49
/mo
Save 35% with annual billing
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- 8 vCPU Core
- 16 GB DDR4 RAM
- 160 GB NVMe Storage
- Unlimited Bandwidth
VPS Foundation
Private KVM Resources with Root Access
Move beyond shared hosting with isolated KVM resources, fast NVMe storage and full root access for websites, applications and custom Linux services.
KVM isolation
Your VPS runs in its own virtual environment with allocated CPU, RAM and storage.
Full root access
Install the software you need, configure services and manage your Linux server with full root access.
NVMe storage
Fast disk I/O supports web apps, databases, development environments and everyday server workloads.
Protected VPS
DDoS protection and private VPS resources add a stronger foundation for online services.
LINUX VPS / KVM
KVMPrivate VPS resourcesRoot-level control on isolated virtual infrastructure.
Server online
CPUAMD EPYC
MemoryAllocated RAM
StorageNVMe
AccessFull Root
Common Workloads
Run Websites and Apps on Your VPS
Use Linux VPS hosting for websites, stores, databases, development environments and client projects that need private resources and server-level control.
Websites & stores
Run websites, control panels, ecommerce stores and content platforms with your own server configuration.
Business Apps & Services
Host web applications, business services and databases with private VPS resources.
Development & staging
Create isolated environments for testing, CI tasks, demos and pre-production deployments.
Client projects
Keep agency or customer workloads organized on a VPS you can administer at server level.
Getting Started
Launch Your VPS in Four Steps
Choose the VPS resources your workload needs, configure your Linux environment and move to a larger plan as traffic or software requirements increase.
01Choose resourcesMatch vCPU, RAM and NVMe storage to your expected workload.
02Deploy LinuxStart with a private KVM environment and full root-level access.
03Configure your serverInstall the web server, database, runtime, panel or tools you prefer.
04Scale as neededMove to a larger tier when traffic, applications or data requirements increase.
Hosting Comparison
VPS Hosting vs Shared & Dedicated Hosting
Compare Shared Hosting, Linux VPS and Dedicated Servers by management level, resource isolation and capacity before choosing the right hosting layer.
Shared hosting
Best when you want simple website hosting without operating-system administration. The server environment is managed for you as part of shared hosting.
Explore shared hostingVPS Hosting
Gives you a private KVM environment, allocated CPU and RAM, NVMe storage and root access for custom Linux services, applications and websites.
Compare Linux VPS plansDedicated server
Moves the workload to an entire physical server when you need more sustained capacity, hardware-level resources or higher network options.
Explore dedicated servers
Resource Planning
Choose CPU, RAM & NVMe for Your Workload
Start with your application requirements, then size vCPU, RAM, NVMe storage and bandwidth around real usage with enough headroom for growth and traffic peaks.
Leave practical headroom for traffic peaks, software updates, background jobs and database growth instead of sizing only for today’s minimum usage.
vCPU
More cores help with concurrent requests, application workers, builds and CPU-heavy services.
RAM
Memory matters for databases, caching, application runtimes and multiple services running together.
NVMe storage
Choose capacity for site files, databases, logs, packages and the growth you expect over time.
Bandwidth
Consider visitor traffic, application activity, downloads and other data moving to and from the VPS.
Server Control
Build the Server Environment You Need
Full root access lets you install compatible server software, configure services and manage Linux at operating-system level instead of working within shared-hosting limits.
Web hosting setup
Configure compatible web servers, runtimes and reverse proxies for the way your application is built.
Databases
Run and tune the database services your application requires within the resources of your selected plan.
Server security
Manage users, SSH access, firewall rules, updates and service configuration at operating-system level.
Operations
Set up your preferred monitoring, scheduled jobs and backup workflow for a server you administer yourself.
VPS Hosting FAQ
VPS Hosting Questions Answered
Get clear answers about KVM virtualization, root access, NVMe storage, resources and the types of workloads that fit Linux VPS hosting.
What is Linux VPS hosting?
Linux VPS hosting gives you an isolated Linux server with allocated CPU, RAM and storage, offering more control than shared hosting while remaining virtualized.
Do I get full root access?
Yes. The Linux VPS service is positioned with full root access so you can install compatible software, configure services and manage operating-system settings yourself.
What virtualization is used?
Linux VPS uses KVM virtualization, giving your server a private virtual environment with isolated resources.
What type of storage do the VPS plans use?
The listed Linux VPS plans use NVMe storage. Available capacity depends on the plan you select.
Can I host websites and applications on one VPS?
Yes, provided the combined workloads fit within your plan resources. You can configure compatible web servers, databases, application runtimes and control panels.
Can I upgrade when my project grows?
Choose a larger VPS tier when you need more CPU, RAM or storage. Review the available plan specifications before upgrading so the new tier matches your workload.
How is a Linux VPS different from shared hosting?
Shared hosting is provider-managed. Linux VPS adds isolated resources and root access, making it better suited to custom applications, server software and advanced configurations.
How much RAM do I need for a Linux VPS?
Memory needs depend on your software and traffic. Databases, control panels and multiple services use more RAM, so choose a plan with practical headroom for growth.