From $3.60/mo, billed yearly.
Foundational VPS
Foundational VPS from $43.20/yr · 1 free backup · 30-day money-back on new orders
30-day money-back guarantee.
Cancel a new order within 30 days and it is refunded in full. No forms, no negotiation.
Every plan runs under the same published rules: 60% node cap, 99.9% credit-backed SLA, every price.
Need single-core speed or NVMe? See the Performance VPS line →
- 1 vCore on Intel
- 2 GB RAM
- 24 GB hardware RAID-10 SSD
- 4 TB monthly transfer
- 1 IPv4 address included
- 2 vCore on Intel
- 3 GB RAM
- 36 GB hardware RAID-10 SSD
- 6 TB monthly transfer
- 1 IPv4 address included
- 2 vCore on Intel
- 6 GB RAM
- 72 GB hardware RAID-10 SSD
- 12 TB monthly transfer
- 1 IPv4 address included
- 2 vCore on Intel
- 8 GB RAM
- 96 GB hardware RAID-10 SSD
- 16 TB monthly transfer
- 1 IPv4 address included
- 3 vCore on Intel
- 12 GB RAM
- 144 GB hardware RAID-10 SSD
- 24 TB monthly transfer
- 1 IPv4 address included
- 4 vCore on Intel
- 16 GB RAM
- 192 GB hardware RAID-10 SSD
- 32 TB monthly transfer
- 1 IPv4 address included
- 6 vCore on Intel
- 24 GB RAM
- 288 GB hardware RAID-10 SSD
- 48 TB monthly transfer
- 1 IPv4 address included
Every plan includes:
Online in under 3 minutes, a 1 Gbps port, 1 free backup, full root access, and a rescue console. 30-day money-back on new orders; other refunds follow the refund policy.
Plan codes: the number is the size class, the same in every family. F40, P40, and D40 are all 8 GB. It never changes when we upgrade a plan; new sizes get new numbers.
What the budget line keeps, and what it trades away
- Intel® processors up to 6 vCore and 24 GB on the F70
- Hardware RAID-10 SSD one drive can fail and your server keeps running
- From $3.60/mo the smallest size at $43.20/yr, billed yearly
- 1 free backup automatic, with every plan
- Full root access plus a rescue console in the Cloud Panel
- 99.9% network uptime, credit-backed miss it and the credit is issued without being asked
Same racks, same 99.9% SLA, slower cores and SSD instead of NVMe. The price follows.
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