KVM VPS 4 GB
The entry KVM plan is a sensible first server for work that genuinely needs root access and its own virtual environment.
From$19.95/month
- 2 vCPU cores
- 4 GB RAM
- 80GB storage
- 4TB data transfer
- Full root access
Root access and private resources · From $19.95/month
Pick the smallest server that fits measured demand.
Each KVM plan gives you a private virtual server environment with root access. Choose by real memory, processing, storage and transfer needs, then leave room for the next sensible step.
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Location availability: KVM VPS is available in Chicago, USA, Coventry, United Kingdom and Sydney, Australia. OpenVZ VPS is available only in Pori, Finland and Sofia, Bulgaria.
KVM VPS 8 GB
The second KVM tier gives growing server work more breathing room without leaping to the upper end of the range.
From$39.95/month
- 4 vCPU cores
- 8 GB RAM
- 160GB storage
- 5TB data transfer
- Full root access
KVM 16
The upper middle KVM tier is for substantial workloads that have already earned a larger private resource pool.
From$79.95/month
- 6 vCPU cores
- 16 GB RAM
- 320GB storage
- 6TB data transfer
- Full root access
KVM 32
The largest current KVM tier is for demanding virtual server work that still makes sense on one VPS.
From$159.95/month
- 8 vCPU cores
- 32 GB RAM
- 480GB storage
- 7TB data transfer
- Full root access
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A practical way to choose
Buy enough room, not a trophy specification.
Pick the first plan that comfortably covers today's work. Move up when monitoring, site count or a listed allowance becomes a real limit.
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Write down what will run here and who depends on it.
Check the firm limits
Compare the current catalog values without copying them into a promise.
Keep the next step clear
Choose a plan with a useful upgrade path instead of paying early for unused capacity.