Seven plans. A clearer choice.

Compare the details side by side. Start with your software’s requirements, then leave room for the next thing you build.

Monthly VPS configurations
Your servervCPURAMNVMeTransferMonthly priceSelect plan
SparkEveryday compute24 GB60 GB3 TB$14.99One month · manual renewalChoose ↗
PulseEveryday compute36 GB90 GB4 TB$17.99One month · manual renewalChoose ↗
OrbitEveryday compute48 GB120 GB5 TB$20.00One month · manual renewalChoose ↗
VectorEveryday compute612 GB180 GB6 TB$25.00One month · manual renewalChoose ↗
NovaPerformance compute1232 GB400 GB10 TB$79.99One month · manual renewalChoose ↗
PulsarPerformance compute1648 GB600 GB15 TB$99.99One month · manual renewalChoose ↗
QuasarPerformance compute2464 GB800 GB20 TB$129.99One month · manual renewalChoose ↗

Prices reflect the store’s current tax display settings. Final taxes are calculated at checkout. Resource requirements depend on your software and workload.

TWO FAMILIES. PLENTY OF ROOM.

Find your kind of compute.

SPARK / PULSE / ORBIT / VECTOR

Everyday compute.

A range of starting points for websites, personal tools, development environments and growing applications. Match your choice to measured demand, not just an expected visitor count.

NOVA / PULSAR / QUASAR

Performance compute.

Larger CPU and memory allocations for projects that need more headroom. A bigger plan is useful when your workload can make use of its resources; it does not replace profiling and application tuning.

IN EVERY PLAN

The same clear
starting point.

Your Linux environment

Run a stack you configure and maintain.

Root access

Manage users, software and services.

NVMe storage

The listed capacity for files and data.

Your chosen location

Select an available location on the product page.

A few details worth knowing.

A vCPU is a virtual allocation, not a guarantee of a dedicated physical core. Backups and application management are your responsibility unless separately agreed. Manual monthly products require a new payment to renew; recurring billing is shown explicitly for subscriptions.

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