Linux Virtual Private Server Plans
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Every VPS Hosting plan includes:
Root access
Full root access with your desired OS (Linux only). Сonfigure your server to your needs.
Unlimited traffic
Traffic for your VPS is unlimited. This means you can host services or applications that require a high bandwidth at no extra cost.
NVMe SSDs
Our VPS are powered by NVMe SSD storage, and a highly resilient infrastructure. KVM virtualization for full control.
Our advantages
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KVM virtualization
KVM virtualization ensures isolated environments, enhanced security, and optimal performance for VPS hosting. Provides dedicated resources, flexibility, and scalability for VPS, ensuring superior performance.
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Data centers in Europe
Tier III data centers in Europe provide exceptional uptime, advanced redundancy, and enhanced security for VPS hosting, ensuring that your business stays online and safe. They provide optimal performance, making them ideal for companies that need a reliable infrastructure.
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Easy Payment
Pay by card, WebMoney or crypto. VPS can be paid daily, monthly or for a year at a discount.
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Support 24x7
Technical support of hosting works online around the clock without weekends and holidays.
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SSL certificates
Professional SSL certificates by GoGetSSL for low prices. GoGetSSL offers strong security and flexibility for all your domains.
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Quick activation
Servers are activated almost instantly. You won't have to wait long to get your project up and running.
Why Linux VPS Just Makes Sense
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Full Root Access Means Real Control
When you spin up a Linux VPS, you’re not sharing config files or stuck with someone else’s idea of “good enough.” You get true root access — so you can install custom kernels, fine-tune sysctl settings, or deploy niche software stacks without asking permission. Whether you’re running a LEMP environment, a private Git server, or a custom monitoring tool, your virtual private server behaves like a dedicated machine, just for you.
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Built to Stay Up — Not Just to Start Fast
Linux servers are known for running months or even years without a reboot. That’s not luck — it’s the result of a stable kernel, minimal background processes, and predictable resource usage. For web hosting, CI/CD pipelines, or any workload where uptime matters, this reliability isn’t a bonus; it’s baseline. Pair that with SSD storage and you’ve got consistent I/O performance that doesn’t degrade under load.
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Developer-Friendly from Day One
Need Python, PHP, Go, or Rust? Linux distributions come with mature package managers — apt, dnf, yum — that make installing and updating software predictable and scriptable. Plus, you can choose the distro that matches your workflow: Ubuntu for broad compatibility, CentOS Stream for enterprise continuity, or Alpine for container-ready minimalism. No extra licenses, no forced updates, no surprises.
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Lightweight by Design, Efficient by Default
Unlike heavier operating systems, Linux uses only the resources it needs. That means more RAM and CPU cycles go directly to your applications — not to the OS overhead. Whether you’re on Ubuntu 22.04, Rocky Linux 9, or Debian 12, the base system stays lean. This efficiency lets even entry-level VPS plans handle real work: WordPress sites, Node.js APIs, or lightweight databases without constant upgrades.
Customer feedback
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Operating system templates
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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What is a Linux VPS?
A Linux VPS is a virtual private server running a Linux-based OS — like a standalone machine carved out of physical hardware. You get your own slice of CPU, RAM, and SSD storage, fully isolated from other users. Unlike shared hosting, there’s no resource contention, so your sites and apps run predictably. It’s ideal when you need more control than basic hosting offers but don’t require a full dedicated server. Think of it as your own sandbox: stable, independent, and ready for real workloads.
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Which Linux distributions are available?
We support AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS Stream, Debian, and Ubuntu — all clean, minimal installs. AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux are great if you’re used to RHEL-style systems. CentOS Stream gives you early access to Red Hat innovations. Debian is lean and ultra-stable; Ubuntu offers broad community support and tooling. Pick the one that fits your stack or workflow. You can reinstall any time through the control panel — no extra steps, no waiting.
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Are CPU and RAM resources dedicated?
Yes. Every plan comes with guaranteed CPU cores and RAM — no sharing, no bursting. Your VPS runs in an isolated environment, so your workloads aren’t affected by what others are doing on the same host. This matters when you’re running databases, background jobs, or high-traffic web apps. What you provision is what you get, 24/7. No overselling, no surprises.
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Can I upgrade my plan later?
Our Linux VPS plans are built to scale with you. Need more RAM for your growing e-commerce site? More CPU for a dev environment? Just upgrade from your control panel — no migration, no downtime. Your IP stays the same, your data remains intact. Start small, expand when it makes sense.
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What can I run on a Linux VPS?
Almost anything that runs on Linux. Common setups include WordPress or custom CMS sites, Node.js or Python apps, CI/CD pipelines, staging environments, game servers, or self-hosted tools like GitLab and Nextcloud. With full root access and no software restrictions, you’re free to configure your stack exactly how you need it. It’s a go-to choice for developers and tech teams who want control without the overhead of managing physical hardware.
