Cloud VPS hosting

Dedicated resources on nodes we maintain, in our Constanta datacenter. Scale your plan when you need to, without moving to another server.

Configure your VPS

Go through each resource one step at a time. We explain what it means, what we recommend, then you move to the next step.

Step 1 of 6vCPU

vCPU is the processing capacity allocated to your server. More cores help with concurrent apps, builds or higher traffic.

2 vCPU

I want a custom colocation offer

We prepare an offer based on the space your equipment needs, its power consumption and the required connection. Send us your server specifications, and we will confirm availability and pricing.

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Dedicated servers under your control

For applications that need the resources of a physical server, choose from our dedicated configurations. You get root access and can compare CPU, memory, storage and connectivity before ordering.

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Dedicated IP address

Your VPS has its own public IPv4 address for your websites and services.

NVMe storage with RAID

Data is stored on NVMe storage with RAID redundancy, which reduces the impact of a drive failure. Daily backup is available separately.

Scalable resources

Expand processing capacity, memory and storage as your application grows. In most cases, the upgrade does not require a reinstall.

Allocated CPU and memory

Each VPS has a defined amount of processing capacity and memory allocated to your applications.

SSH access

Manage your operating system and applications remotely, with access to the server configuration.

Monthly traffic included

Monthly traffic is included for websites and applications hosted on your VPS.

Frequently asked questions about VPS hosting

A VPS is a virtual server with allocated resources on a physical node. You manage its operating system and applications, while we maintain the node in our Constanta datacenter.