Starter
Dev boxes & small projects
- 1 vCPU on Intel Xeon
- 2 GB DDR4 memory
- 40 GB NVMe storage
- Linux
- 1 IPv4 address
- /48 of IPv6
- 10 Gbit port, fair use
Pick a size, pay, and you've got root, usually before you've finished opening a terminal. Intel Xeon and DDR4 in Amsterdam or Stockholm, and we never sell a node more threads than it has, so the vCPU on your invoice stays yours at 3am and at noon.
Order, payment, provisioning and the OS install run on one pipeline we built. The service goes from ordered to running without a ticket in between, and you resize it from the same dashboard when the load climbs.
None of this is a premium tier. Charging extra for a rescue console never felt like a business worth building.
Order, payment, provisioning and OS install run on one pipeline we built. Nothing waits on a human.
KVM-over-VNC, rescue ISO boot and one-click reinstall, all in the dashboard.
L3–L7 filtering at our own edge. There is no add-on line for it on the invoice.
Take one before you break something, roll back when you do.
Move up a size from the dashboard, or onto a dedicated server without changing account or network.
No setup fee and no minimum term. Cancel and the period runs out — no notice, no queue.
Checkout, provisioning and the OS install run on one pipeline we built. Nothing waits on a human. It's the same price in Amsterdam or Stockholm, so pick whichever sits closer to your users.
Dev boxes & small projects
Personal sites & services
Production web apps
Busy apps & databases
Compute-heavy workloads
Demanding production
No setup fee, no minimum term. Cancel from the dashboard and the month runs out.
The cheap VPS market works by selling the same core to eight people and betting they won't all want it at once. It's fine until it isn't — and it always stops being fine on the day your traffic finally arrives.
We just don't sell more threads than we have. One vCPU on your plan means one physical thread on the node, and when a node runs out of threads we stop selling on it. The scheduler still places your work wherever it runs best — it simply never has to choose between you and a stranger. That's the whole trick, and it's why our smallest plan isn't the cheapest you'll find anywhere. Here's what the difference looks like under load.
Same hardware, same prices — these pages just get specific. How much memory that job really needs, what we allow, and where people usually get the sizing wrong.
Pick an image at deploy time or mount your own ISO. Reinstalling is one click and takes about a minute, so a bad afternoon is never permanent.
Or skip the setup. Pick an app at checkout and we deploy it onto the same VPS with Docker, issue the certificate and lock the front door. You still get full root either way.
Browse all one-click appsIt means we never sell a node more vCPU than it has physical threads. Once they are gone we stop selling on that node, so there is always a thread free for yours — no fractional-vCPU arithmetic, no bursting into someone else's workload. That is why your VPS performs the same at 3am as it does at noon.
Seconds. The order, payment, provisioning and OS install run on one pipeline we built ourselves, so nothing waits on a human. You will usually have root before you have finished opening a terminal.
Yes, from the Professional size upward — the smallest one is Linux only because Windows Server needs more memory than 2 GB to behave. We do not resell Microsoft licences, though: you bring your own, mount your ISO over the console and install it yourself. Check your agreement covers hosted, multi-tenant hardware before you order, and ask us if you are unsure.
Resize from the dashboard onto a larger size, or move to a dedicated server when a VPS stops making sense. It is the same account, the same panel and the same network, so you are not re-platforming to grow.
Yes. KVM-over-VNC console, rescue ISO boot and one-click reinstall all live in the dashboard. Locking yourself out with a firewall rule is a normal Tuesday, not a support ticket.
Neither. You pay monthly, and cancelling from the dashboard just lets the period run out. If we let you down we refund pro-rata, on the same terms as our dedicated fleet.
A size bigger than anything we list, a private network between your machines, or a whole dedicated server — all quotable. If you're not sure you've reached that point, we wrote about the signs it's time for bare metal. Tell us what you're building and you'll hear back within a business day.