KVM VPS

VPS for projects

Virtual servers for websites, APIs, CRM, bots, VPN/proxy, and staging. Resources are clear before ordering.

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Plans

Choose a VPS

Long-term

What matters for multi-month hosting

Monthly billing

Monthly payment is available. Multi-month prepayment is optional, not required.

Monthly billing

Migration plan

Before moving, we check the stack, DNS TTL, database, backup, cutover window, and rollback path.

Lower downtime

Hardware replacement

For baremetal, disk replacement, RAM/CPU diagnostics, IPMI access, and remote-hands flow are agreed in advance.

Hardware process

Clear responsibility

Infrastructure, OS, application, backups, and managed work are separated clearly so incidents have no hidden scope.

Clear scope
Network

What to verify before ordering

Test IP and speedtest

For a location, request a test IP, speedtest file, and route check to your region before payment.

Request test

DDoS and filtering

Before ordering, clarify the traffic profile: TCP/UDP, game ports, VPN/proxy, L3/L4, and application needs.

Network terms

ASN, BGP, ROA

For IPv4/BGP tasks, we verify origin ASN, ROA/RPKI, route objects, LOA, and abuse contacts.

IPv4 subnets

Traffic and port

Plans show port and traffic terms clearly: unmetered VPS traffic or a stated server traffic package.

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Use cases

When VPS is the right fit

Websites and stores

Stable VPS for production

NVMe, KVM, backups, and clear limits for WordPress, CMS, e-commerce, and business websites.

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SaaS and API

Predictable platform for applications

Transparent CPU/RAM, private networks, firewall, and migration support for application teams.

VPS for apps
High-load

Servers for sustained traffic

Dedicated hardware, fast ports, RAID/NVMe, and L2/L3 support for services with constant load.

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GPU and AI

GPU for rendering, ML, and video

GPU VPS and GPU baremetal options for CUDA workloads, rendering, AI tasks, and media processing.

GPU configurations
Included

Management tools

Panel and quick actions

Reboot, reinstall, ISO, snapshots, reverse DNS, and basic firewall controls are available from the panel.

Self-service

Backups and recovery

Snapshots and external backups help recover quickly after application changes or failed updates.

Snapshots

Predictable network

1 Gbit/s port, unmetered traffic, RDNS, and anti-DDoS provide a solid base for public services.

Anti-DDoS

Migrations

We move websites, databases, panels, and services from another VPS or shared-hosting provider.

Controlled migration
Trust

Legal, billing, and support

Documents before payment

Request an invoice, company details, offer terms, and renewal rules before ordering if accounting needs them.

Billing terms

Payments and invoices

Orders, invoices, tickets, and service history are managed through the client area; commercial questions go to sales.

Contacts

Abuse and allowed use

For torrents, VPN/proxy, blockchain nodes, mail, BGP, and IP pools, abuse conditions and documents are agreed in advance.

Abuse policy

Escalation

Critical incidents are handled through tickets with priority, service linkage, and clear response time.

SLA
FAQ

VPS questions

Which VPS should I choose for a website or API?

Start with actual RAM usage, database size, peak RPS, and disk needs. A small website often fits 1 vCPU and 2 GB RAM; CMS, APIs, and CRM workloads usually use 2-4 vCPU, 4-8 GB RAM, and NVMe headroom.

Can I upgrade a VPS after launch?

Yes, usually by moving to a larger plan. Disk is best planned with headroom because expanding is easier than shrinking after launch.

Is GPU VPS suitable for production?

GPU VPS works for tests, inference, media, and batch jobs. For sustained heavy load, multi-GPU setups, or strict I/O requirements, choose a dedicated GPU server.

What should be checked before migrating to a VPS?

OS and panel versions, database size, cron jobs, mail, DNS TTL, SSL, backups, and network rules. Databases need a separate synchronization plan.

Long-term

Long-term VPS hosting

Can the price be fixed for 6-12 months?

Yes. Monthly payment is available by default, and 6-12 month prepayment, discounts, and price-lock terms can be agreed in an invoice or ticket.

What happens if hardware fails?

A ticket is opened, IPMI/SMART/logs are checked, then disk, RAM, node replacement, or migration is coordinated. Critical projects should use RAID, backup, and managed support from the start.

Can resources be upgraded without migration?

VPS upgrades are usually available by moving to a larger plan. Baremetal upgrades depend on chassis, slots, drives, and available hardware, so growth should be discussed before ordering.

Who is responsible for backups?

By default, the customer is responsible for application data. Controlled backup/restore is available as a separate option or managed service.

Can the network be checked before payment?

Yes. Request a test IP, speedtest, and route check for the target location. DDoS-sensitive workloads should describe protocols and traffic profile in advance.