Plesk Hosting
The Plesk server gets built here, then handed over to you
Plesk running on a KVM VPS with the root account included — Windows or Linux, the WordPress Toolkit, Docker and Git, free SSL and a daily copy. Licensed, configured and delivered working, from $13.52/mo.
$9.99
Monthly, license covered
Full root
Waiting beneath the panel
Win + Linux
Name your platform at checkout
Free SSL
For each name you host
Why Plesk With Us
A panel anyone can drive, sitting on hardware that keeps up with it
The whole machine on one dashboard
Your sites gather into one Plesk view, and so do the mailboxes, the databases and the certificates. Day-to-day upkeep of the server turns into menu work instead of typing away at a shell.
Runs on Windows or Linux
Either operating system suits Plesk just as well. ASP.NET and MSSQL projects belong on Windows, while everyday PHP or WordPress builds sit on Linux, and whichever you name at checkout is what we build. Say the word.
The WordPress Toolkit, live on day one
One screen answers for every WordPress site you happen to hold on the server. Installs, clones, staging copies, updates and the hardening pass are all driven from it. Smart updates rehearse a change on a duplicate before your visitors meet the live version.
Root waiting below the surface
Under the panel there is a KVM virtual server, its root account belongs to you, and adjusting PHP extensions, restarting system services or making whatever deeper change the project demands takes no permission from us. Ask nobody. The change is yours.
SSL and copies, unattended
Certificates reissue themselves before the old one lapses, so an expiry date never catches you out, and a backup lands each day on a schedule of its own. DDoS filtering at network level keeps the machine reachable while an attack runs, and not one part of that needs watching.
Resources locked to your VPS
KVM fences your cores and your memory off from everything on the host. All-NVMe disks carry everything sitting beneath the panel and the sites above it. A neighbouring server having a punishing hour leaves response times unchanged. Trouble of that kind stays over on their side of the wall.
One Dashboard
One login stands in front of everything this machine does
Server administration collects into one workspace in Plesk, where sites get created, mailboxes added, databases spun up and certificates issued through menus that make sense, and the daily routine never once asks you for a command line. Root remains there beneath the lot, waiting on the jobs the panel was never built to reach.
- Create and run sites with clicks rather than commands
- Mail, DNS, databases and certificates on one screen
- One-click installs for the popular applications
- No terminal needed for the everyday jobs
Pricing
Managed Plesk VPS plans
First Plesk machine or one carrying a dozen busy sites, every size arrives with root, NVMe storage and a dedicated IP, built on Windows or on Linux.
1 Core Unmanaged VPS
The first rung: a server nobody else touches
$13.52/mo
the price never jumps at renewal
- vCPU cores
- 1
- RAM
- 1 GB DDR4
- SSD disk
- 25 GB
- Root access
- Full
- Full root access, no locked doors
- Runs on KVM virtualisation
- 24 Linux and BSD images ready to go
- London or Dallas - pick your data centre
- 1 Tbps+ DDoS filtering up front
- 20 Gbps uplink on every hypervisor
- SSD disk space included
- Bolt on cPanel whenever you want it
- Snapshot backups on demand
- Add extra SSD disks in seconds
- Reboot, rebuild and console from your panel
- Nothing to pay at setup, and the build begins once your payment clears
- Humans on support 24/7, not bots
The order gets finalised over at Hosting Cheap, the shared billing system that sits behind all of our brands.
2 Core Unmanaged VPS
Enough runway for a real workload
$20.28/mo
the price never jumps at renewal
- vCPU cores
- 2
- RAM
- 2 GB DDR4
- SSD disk
- 50 GB
- Root access
- Full
- Full root access, no locked doors
- Runs on KVM virtualisation
- 24 Linux and BSD images ready to go
- London or Dallas - pick your data centre
- 1 Tbps+ DDoS filtering up front
- 20 Gbps uplink on every hypervisor
- SSD disk space included
- Bolt on cPanel whenever you want it
- Snapshot backups on demand
- Add extra SSD disks in seconds
- Reboot, rebuild and console from your panel
- Nothing to pay at setup, and the build begins once your payment clears
- Humans on support 24/7, not bots
The order gets finalised over at Hosting Cheap, the shared billing system that sits behind all of our brands.
4 Core Unmanaged VPS
Built for busy apps and small fleets
$33.81/mo
the price never jumps at renewal
- vCPU cores
- 4
- RAM
- 4 GB DDR4
- SSD disk
- 75 GB
- Root access
- Full
- Full root access, no locked doors
- Runs on KVM virtualisation
- 24 Linux and BSD images ready to go
- London or Dallas - pick your data centre
- 1 Tbps+ DDoS filtering up front
- 20 Gbps uplink on every hypervisor
- SSD disk space included
- Bolt on cPanel whenever you want it
- Snapshot backups on demand
- Add extra SSD disks in seconds
- Reboot, rebuild and console from your panel
- Nothing to pay at setup, and the build begins once your payment clears
- Humans on support 24/7, not bots
The order gets finalised over at Hosting Cheap, the shared billing system that sits behind all of our brands.
6 Core Unmanaged VPS
For memory-hungry stacks that can't wait
$67.63/mo
the price never jumps at renewal
- vCPU cores
- 6
- RAM
- 8 GB DDR4
- SSD disk
- 100 GB
- Root access
- Full
- Full root access, no locked doors
- Runs on KVM virtualisation
- 24 Linux and BSD images ready to go
- London or Dallas - pick your data centre
- 1 Tbps+ DDoS filtering up front
- 20 Gbps uplink on every hypervisor
- SSD disk space included
- Bolt on cPanel whenever you want it
- Snapshot backups on demand
- Add extra SSD disks in seconds
- Reboot, rebuild and console from your panel
- Nothing to pay at setup, and the build begins once your payment clears
- Humans on support 24/7, not bots
The order gets finalised over at Hosting Cheap, the shared billing system that sits behind all of our brands.
8 Core Unmanaged VPS
Production-grade, flat out
$108.22/mo
the price never jumps at renewal
- vCPU cores
- 8
- RAM
- 16 GB DDR4
- SSD disk
- 200 GB
- Root access
- Full
- Full root access, no locked doors
- Runs on KVM virtualisation
- 24 Linux and BSD images ready to go
- London or Dallas - pick your data centre
- 1 Tbps+ DDoS filtering up front
- 20 Gbps uplink on every hypervisor
- SSD disk space included
- Bolt on cPanel whenever you want it
- Snapshot backups on demand
- Add extra SSD disks in seconds
- Reboot, rebuild and console from your panel
- Nothing to pay at setup, and the build begins once your payment clears
- Humans on support 24/7, not bots
The order gets finalised over at Hosting Cheap, the shared billing system that sits behind all of our brands.
10 Core Unmanaged VPS
Full throttle, sustained
$270.57/mo
the price never jumps at renewal
- vCPU cores
- 10
- RAM
- 32 GB DDR4
- SSD disk
- 400 GB
- Root access
- Full
- Full root access, no locked doors
- Runs on KVM virtualisation
- 24 Linux and BSD images ready to go
- London or Dallas - pick your data centre
- 1 Tbps+ DDoS filtering up front
- 20 Gbps uplink on every hypervisor
- SSD disk space included
- Bolt on cPanel whenever you want it
- Snapshot backups on demand
- Add extra SSD disks in seconds
- Reboot, rebuild and console from your panel
- Nothing to pay at setup, and the build begins once your payment clears
- Humans on support 24/7, not bots
The order gets finalised over at Hosting Cheap, the shared billing system that sits behind all of our brands.
WordPress Toolkit
The Toolkit takes over the repetitive WordPress work now
WordPress finds its way onto most Plesk servers sooner or later, one way or another. The Toolkit shipped inside the panel exists for precisely that moment in the story. Building a site, copying it and staging it all happen on the one screen. A hardening pass runs over every install you hold, all of them at once. Smart updates put a change through a clone first, so nothing untested touches the live site. Your visitors therefore meet only a version that has already been checked over.
- One-click installs and cloning
- Staging sites, with a quick rollback
- Bulk hardening across every install
- Updates tried on a copy first
Who It Fits
Managed Plesk servers, and the people they really suit
Teams who want it delivered finished
Assembly is not your job: building the server and sorting the licence are both on us, which is why the machine reaches you already running. Point a domain name here and the sites can go live before the working day is over.
Many sites, one home
One machine will hold a whole portfolio: the sites, the mail accounts and the databases together. Each keeps its own Plesk subscription, its own quota and its own separate set of credentials.
Sites that have outgrown their host
Your account holds its own CPU and RAM, a step up in size is minutes of work instead of an afternoon of it, and a WooCommerce or WordPress shop therefore answers at the same speed while its audience widens. Growth costs it nothing. Response times hold.
Past The Panel
Docker, Git and root, all there the moment you want them
Routine work runs through the panel, and no part of the machine underneath is shut off from you at any point. The Docker extension inside Plesk brings containers up, a Git repository deploys code straight across, and root sits behind a single SSH session, which is where PHP versions, cron jobs and services get set to suit the project.
- Containers handled inside Plesk
- Pull deployments from a Git repository
- SSH in with the root account
- Change PHP versions and services
Guarded & Copied
Encrypted, copied daily, steady underneath
Every site you host renews its own certificate, and with a backup taken daily, an update that turns bad rolls back rather than swallowing a week of rebuilding. One tenant occupies the VPS. You. DDoS filtering keeps the machine answering requests right the way through an attack. Solid encrypted ground, and it is ready in a hurry.
- Certificates reissued ahead of expiry
- A copy taken daily, automatically
- Network-level DDoS filtering
- You are the machine's only tenant
Order To Launch
Checkout at one end, a live site at the other, three stages between
- 1
Pick the size
Count the sites first, weigh up the traffic they are likely to draw, and then take the KVM plan that covers both figures. Root arrives with every one of those plans, and NVMe is the only disk we put underneath them.
- 2
We build it out
Name Windows or Linux at the order stage, and after that the job is ours. We install Plesk, activate its licence, switch SSL on and set the daily backup running. What comes back to you needs nothing further doing before you log in.
- 3
Move your sites in
Once you are logged in, build the sites out through the WordPress Toolkit or the one-click installer. When they look the way they should, move the domain name across to its new address.
In Every Plan
What comes as standard on every Plesk VPS here
- Plesk Obsidian, licensed before delivery
- Windows or Linux underneath
- KVM virtualisation, root in hand
- CPU and RAM held for you
- All-NVMe storage
- The WordPress Toolkit as standard
- Docker and Git managed from Plesk
- Self-renewing free SSL
- A daily copy without lifting a finger
- A free move from your current host
- Cron scheduling, SSH and remote MySQL
- Round-the-clock human support
Built For You
Configured, licensed and delivered running
Licensing, panel setup and the extras are all handled before handover, so the machine earns its keep from your first login — with the developer tooling parked alongside for whenever you want it.
Containers from the same screen
Switch the Docker extension on and images and containers sit beside your ordinary sites. A single point-and-click interface drives every one of them, containers included.
Deploy straight from Git
Attach a repository to a site, and each push drops the code straight into the document root. FTP and its slow file-by-file upload can be left behind for good, with nothing lost.
Root over SSH
Whatever the panel does not cover is one SSH session away. Log in as root and PHP versions, scheduled jobs and system services all bend to whatever your particular stack asks of them. Nothing is locked.
Backups on schedule
A backup gets taken every day, asked for or not, and that never changes. Plesk will let you stack further schedules on top of the daily one. Restoring stays quick work, whether you want one site back or the entire machine.
Free onboarding migration
Moving off another Plesk host, or off cPanel, is something our engineers handle: the sites travel, along with the databases, the mailboxes and every setting you had configured. Not a penny is charged for any of it.
NVMe at every layer
Under the filesystem there is NVMe and nothing else, with every resource fenced off to your VPS alone. Databases, page renders and the panel itself therefore keep answering once genuine load turns up.
Switching Hosts
Moving is ours to do; logging in is yours
Being hosted somewhere else at the moment changes nothing at all about how this works. Our team carries the sites, the databases, the mail and every setting across for you. Nothing at all is charged for that labour, either during the move or afterwards. The migration tool built into Plesk drives the job, so a bulk transfer stays orderly. It lands in staging first, giving you a window to look it over before DNS turns. Waiting at the end is a licensed Plesk server with SSL over it already. Nothing at all is left for you to configure on the day you arrive.
- Sites, databases, mail and DNS covered
- From a Plesk or a cPanel host
- Tested in staging before the cutover
- The licence activated ahead of arrival
FAQ
Pre-order questions, answered
What is Plesk for, exactly, and in what way does cPanel differ?
Plesk is the dashboard layer laid over a hosting server, and it is driven from a browser. Sites, mail, databases, DNS and certificates are all handled there rather than at a shell. cPanel was built for that same job, and a week with each surfaces the differences. One modern interface collects the whole lot in Plesk, each site carrying its settings beside it. Two tools split the work in cPanel, and that split runs along a clear line. WHM belongs to whoever administers the server, and cPanel itself to individual account holders. Reach is the ground on which Plesk pulls ahead of its older rival here. It runs on Linux and on Windows, while cPanel has never once left Linux. Choosing between them comes down to what you know and what you intend to host. A project resting on MSSQL, or on anything in the wider Microsoft .NET family, points without much argument at Plesk running under Windows. For Linux WordPress work, the Toolkit and an uncluttered screen settle the question themselves. Ordering here means Plesk arrives installed, licensed and sitting on a VPS that is yours alone. Menus cover the routine jobs, and root access covers everything falling beyond their edge.
Is the choice of Windows or Linux mine?
The call is yours alone. Say which platform you want at checkout, and that is the one we build. Very few panels run on both operating systems out of the box the way Plesk manages it, which narrows the whole decision to a single question about your workload. Anything sitting on ASP.NET, on the wider .NET family, or on MSSQL wants Windows underneath. Linux is what a LAMP-style stack wants: PHP and MySQL running behind Apache or Nginx. Most WordPress, WooCommerce, Joomla and Laravel work belongs on that side too, and of the two it is the lighter to keep running. The panel looks much the same on either side. Cross over later and nothing you learned goes to waste. Every plan on this page is a root-access VPS built fresh for a single customer, and that is why the decision sits with you rather than with something a shared platform fixed years back. Still weighing it? Tell our team about the project. A straight recommendation comes back.
Is the Plesk licence inside that monthly figure already?
It does, and the arithmetic behind that stays about as simple as it looks. The monthly figure you see advertised has the licence folded into it from the start. No second line goes into your budget, and no key waits to be hunted down elsewhere. Plesk goes on while the machine is still being built, and the licence is activated then. The panel is configured before any of it ever reaches your hands at all. Licensing therefore never becomes a chore sitting anywhere on your side of the arrangement. The edition we put on brings the panel itself, the WordPress Toolkit and the core extensions. An ordinary setup expects exactly those, and they are more than enough on day one. Should the project later want a higher edition, or one particular add-on, say so. We will set out the options and what each of them costs before anything changes. The licence sits with a machine we look after on your behalf, not with you. It therefore holds good for as long as the plan itself carries on running. Renewals happen quietly in the background rather than turning up anywhere in your calendar.
Is the WordPress Toolkit included?
Every Plesk plan here carries the Toolkit with it. It is one of the better reasons for putting WordPress under Plesk in the first place. One screen. That is where the repetitive jobs collect: an install in a single click, a duplicate of a site you already run, a staging copy for trying a change out where the original cannot be hurt, and a push to the live version the moment you judge it ready. Bulk updates cover core files, themes and plugins across every install at once. Smart update goes further. It clones the site, applies the update to that copy and checks what came out before your live pages notice anything. Hardening runs on the same principle. Usual security gaps close across every install in a single pass, not one site at a time. Past two or three WordPress sites, what used to take hours by hand shrinks to a few minutes in the panel.
Day to day, who actually runs the server?
The line between us runs straight down the middle of the job, drawn there on purpose. Our half of it takes in every part of the work that nobody much enjoys. We build the VPS, then install Plesk, license it and get the panel configured. Free SSL goes on, the daily copy starts, and both of them keep on running. Hardware and the KVM layer stay in good order because we keep them that way. DDoS traffic gets scrubbed away out at network level, well before it arrives anywhere. What reaches you, then, is a machine that already works the way it should. Your half is the everyday, and the everyday of it lives inside plain menus. Adding a site, a mailbox, a database or a certificate needs no command line. Root sits underneath the whole thing, so nothing whatever is bolted shut against you. A developer wanting to reach further down than that will find the way open. Questions on infrastructure, provisioning or Plesk itself reach a desk staffed at any hour. That same desk will resize a plan, or work a problem through alongside you. The foundation is ours to look after, and the daily running stays within your reach.
Can our team bring Plesk sites over from whatever host holds them today?
We do. Nothing is charged. Order the plan, open a ticket setting out who hosts you at present, and from there the job belongs to our team: sites and databases, mailboxes with every message still sitting inside them, DNS zones, and, where Plesk ran on the old host too, the subscription configuration itself. Inside Plesk there is a migration tool that speaks straight to the old machine and shifts accounts in bulk. Work stays orderly. A forgotten item becomes far less likely than it would be in a hand-copied move. The whole environment can stand up on the new machine before anything else happens at all, which buys you time to click round it and satisfy yourself that it behaves, and none of that costs a single visitor anything. Give the nod. The name's DNS then swings over to the new VPS, with free SSL switching on behind it. A visitor notices little and often nothing, because the copy has been waiting there all along. Arriving from cPanel, or from some panel we have not named here? Just as workable. Describe the setup and we will map the tidiest route across for you.
More hosting to explore
Plesk Reseller Hosting
Sell Plesk on under your own name, with per-client billing and overselling both included.
VPS Hosting
Identical KVM root servers, handed over bare to anyone who would sooner build the thing themselves.
WordPress Hosting
WordPress kept managed on NVMe hardware, meant for anyone who cares about the site rather than the panel.
Web Hosting
cPanel accounts sit on the very same NVMe stack, and only the panel laid over the top differs.
Order a Plesk server that arrives finished and complete.
The panel on a root-access VPS — Windows or Linux as you prefer — the licence activated, free SSL and a daily copy included, and real people to call on when questions come up.
Choose Your Plesk PlanPlesk on a VPS puts a server's power behind a panel's ease, and managed means we carry the parts you would rather not think about. Hosting & Domains owns the hardware underneath: NVMe drives, LiteSpeed in front, and a network desk that never shuts.
It is tuned for teams that would rather work in Plesk, so what other hosts bill separately is standard here: certificates, site moves, nightly snapshots and answers from the people running the servers.
Managed Plesk servers, assembled to order
Name the memory, the storage and the PHP versions you want and the machine arrives configured, with Plesk licensed and ready. WordPress Toolkit, mail, DNS, databases, Git deployment and scheduled tasks all sit in the panel, while SSH and root wait for the days you want to go deeper.
Monitoring never looks away. If a machine falters an engineer is on it before your server notices, which is how a 99.9% uptime figure keeps meaning something.
Our definition of managed
Check the price once and you are finished. The renewal matches the sign-up, promotional rates are marked as promotional, and the renewal figure sits beside them so you can do the arithmetic yourself. Servers are built to order for you alone, so they sit outside the money-back window; talk to us before committing and we will size the machine honestly.
The licence, the KVM server and the management come to one monthly figure, from $13.52 at entry level. There is no separate licence invoice, and asking us to patch it costs nothing.
Running your Plesk server
The server sits on enterprise hosts with NVMe storage in our London datacentre, with redundant networking and edge DDoS filtering. Our engineers keep the operating system and the panel patched, and root never leaves your hands.
Patching is ours. Our engineers roll kernel updates, panel releases and PHP versions across the fleet, so staying current never depends on your memory.
- Configuration and Plesk licence included
- The managed panel coexists with your root
- Redundant network paths and conditioned power
- We own, service and replace the hardware
Good to Know
More that's built in
Managed without the handcuffs
Patching and monitoring are ours while root and the panel stay yours. Managed was never meant to mean locked out.
Next year costs the same
Every plan renews at the rate you began on, with no second price waiting further along.
99.9% uptime, under SLA
A redundant London datacentre, automatic failover, and monitoring that wakes an engineer before you notice anything.
A panel that stays out of the way
The controls sit where instinct expects them, which is most of what a decent panel owes anybody.
Scale up without relocating
Outgrowing a tier is fixed with one click in the panel rather than a migration eating your weekend.
Free to leave any time
No proprietary lock-in and no exit fees; we would rather earn the renewal than trap it.
Getting Going
Getting going takes three steps
- 1
Order in minutes
Give us the specification and the PHP versions you need.
- 2
Wire the domain
We build the server, licence Plesk and hand it over.
- 3
Start serving traffic
Connect the domains, or we move the sites across free.
In Every Plan
Thrown in without an extra charge
- Built to order, so the specification is agreed with you first
- Plesk on managed KVM VPS from $13.52/mo
- Our engineers own the patching
- NVMe storage standard, never an upsell
- Renewal billed at your original sign-up rate
- HTTP/2 enabled on LiteSpeed servers
- Network-edge DDoS filtering as standard
- WHOIS privacy at no cost on every registry that allows it
Still Curious
Questions that keep coming up
Where does managed start and stop?
We provision the machine, install and licence Plesk, patch the operating system and the panel, watch uptime and step in when hardware misbehaves. Your applications, code and data stay entirely under your control, and root stays with you, because managed here never means asking permission.
How soon can managed Plesk hosting be running?
A working account reaches you within minutes of payment. Coming from another provider? Give us the login and the transfer is run by our engineers free, usually within a day.
Do certificates cost anything?
Free, installed, and renewing by itself. You would only buy a certificate for a wildcard or for a validated seal that procurement insists on.
What if managed Plesk hosting proves to be the wrong size?
Machines like these are put together to your specification, so they carry no money-back window, which is why we would rather get the sizing right at the outset than sell you more than you need. Tell the team the workload before ordering and they will recommend a tier honestly. Outgrowing it later is a resize rather than a repurchase.
Keep reading
Plesk Reseller Hosting
Plesk reselling, ideal for clients who are not technical.
VPS Hosting
Root-access KVM cloud servers from $13.52/mo.
Web Hosting
NVMe cPanel hosting from $2.42/mo with SSL and migration in.
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