Your own server,
ready in about a minute.
You get full control of a Linux server. Install whatever you like: websites, bots, game servers or your own apps. No long contracts - you pay monthly or yearly.
30 days free to start, no card needed.
What is a VPS?
Explained without the jargon.
A VPS (virtual private server) is your own computer on the internet that runs around the clock. It physically sits in a data center on a powerful machine, but a share of CPU, RAM and disk space is reserved just for you.
You log in as the administrator (root), so you decide what runs on it: a website, a database, a bot, a game server, a VPN or the app you are building. Other customers cannot see your files or processes.
How is this different from regular hosting? Hosting is ready to use right away but has limits: you can upload a website, but you cannot install your own software. A VPS takes a bit more know-how, but it has no such limits.
- A ready website in a few minutes, no setup
- A panel for domains, email and databases
- You do not install your own software
- Good for a website, blog or shop
- Full root access and any software you like
- Resources just for you: CPU, RAM, disk
- Docker, game servers, VPN, your own services
- Needs basic Linux knowledge
Pick a plan
Every plan has the same features. They only differ in server power.
Offer valid until 16.11.2026.
- Processor1 vCPU
- RAM1 GB
- Disk20 GB SSD
- CPU powerup to 60% of a core
- Open ports5
- Backups1
- IP addressIPv4
- Processor1 vCPU
- RAM2 GB
- Disk30 GB SSD
- CPU powerup to 70% of a core
- Open ports5
- Backups2
- IP addressIPv4
- Processor2 vCPU
- RAM3 GB
- Disk45 GB SSD
- CPU powerup to 80% of a core
- Open ports10
- Backups3
- IP addressIPv4
- Processor2 vCPU
- RAM6 GB
- Disk60 GB SSD
- CPU powerup to 80% of a core
- Open ports10
- Backups7
- IP addressIPv4
You pay through Stripe. You can switch off the subscription at any time - the server keeps running until the end of the paid period.
What you get in every plan
Everything you need to launch a server and use it with peace of mind.
What it is good for
A few ideas to get you started.
How it works
From picking a plan to a running server.
Good to know before you buy
We would rather tell you about the limits now than after you pay.
- The server runs as an LXC container, not a full virtual machine. You can install Linux systems, but not Windows or your own kernel.
- The IPv4 address is shared with other servers on the same machine. You get your own port numbers that go straight to your server (the first one is SSH). How many depends on the plan.
- The processor is shared and every plan has a usage limit. You can see the limit on the plan.
- Outgoing SMTP traffic (port 25) is blocked so nobody can send spam from our addresses. Send email through an external SMTP server on another port.
- Spam, attacks and scanning other networks lead to the server being blocked, as set out in the terms of service.
- If a plan turns out to be too small, you can buy extra RAM, disk space or a public IPv4 address in the panel.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know Linux?
The basics help: logging in over SSH and a few commands. If you are just starting, choose a ready image, for example with Docker or WordPress, and use the free trial to practice.
Can I cancel at any time?
Yes. You can switch off the subscription in the panel whenever you like, and the server keeps running until the end of the paid period.
What happens after the free trial?
We will email you reminders before the trial ends. You can keep the server with a one-time payment, with no subscription. If you do not extend it, it will be blocked and deleted after 30 days.
Can I run a game server?
Yes, if the game runs on Linux. Set it up to listen on one of your assigned ports. The number of ports depends on the plan.
Can I add more power later?
Yes. In the panel you can buy extra RAM, disk space or a public IPv4 address. RAM and disk are increased right away, usually without a restart.
What about my data?
You can take a snapshot at any time, and we create some backups automatically. Still, keep important data outside the server too, because you are responsible for it as well.
Ready for your own server?
Pick a plan and your server will be ready in a moment. If you have questions, write to us.