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A cloud VPS held in your name: six KVM sizes, and root on all of them

Size the machine to the job rather than the other way about. Whichever you take boots with root, its own IPv4 and DDoS filtering active, plus Debian, CentOS or Ubuntu installed the moment you ask.

$9.99/mo

Entry size, billed annually

Full root

Identical across all six sizes

1 IPv4

Held for your server alone

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Checkout through to a booted OS

Plans

Six KVM VPS sizes, prices in plain view

Whether it is a first server or a heavy workhorse, the promise reads alike: full root and a dedicated IP at every size.

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
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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
Deploy This VPS

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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
Deploy This VPS

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
Deploy This VPS

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
Deploy This VPS

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
Deploy This VPS

The order gets finalised over at Hosting Cheap, the shared billing system that sits behind all of our brands.

The clustered hardware the cloud servers are carved out of

Full Control

Root access with no guardrails

A VPS is best pictured as a private share of real hardware that carries on like an independent machine. Root leaves nothing sealed off, so web stacks, databases, game servers and applications written for you alone install exactly to your specification.

  • The root credentials, handed over
  • The Linux distribution you prefer
  • Any stack, configured as you like
  • In over SSH from the start

Why Go VPS

Capacity held for you alone

Rack servers providing the reserved CPU and RAM that sits behind each KVM VPS size

Root from the first minute

The root password lands in your hands before anything else happens. Run whichever stack suits you, rewrite configuration files as you please, restart services whenever you say so. Nothing on that machine is held back from you.

Genuine KVM isolation

Virtualisation happens down in the hardware, which pins the listed CPU and RAM to your account. No neighbouring tenant can ever help themselves to resources you are paying for.

DDoS absorbed at the edge

Flood traffic gets caught at the network perimeter and dropped there, leaving your server free to keep answering while the attack burns out.

A dedicated IPv4 as standard

An IPv4 that nobody else touches comes with every VPS. Your sending reputation remains yours alone, SSL stays straightforward, and the usual shared-address grief never turns up.

Booted inside sixty seconds

Under a minute passes between the order button and a login prompt. Choose Debian, CentOS or Ubuntu, and the machine turns up already booted.

NVMe keeping pace

NVMe drives carry the storage throughout, which keeps databases and busy applications responding even as the load builds.

Spec Sheet

All six sizes, set against each other

Grow past a size and the upgrade is a two-click job that same day, with no reinstall and no fuss.

VPS sizes compared against each other on storage, RAM and price
The whole VPS size range
What's included1 Core Unmanaged VPS2 Core Unmanaged VPS4 Core Unmanaged VPS6 Core Unmanaged VPS8 Core Unmanaged VPS10 Core Unmanaged VPS
Storage——————
RAM1 GB DDR42 GB DDR44 GB DDR48 GB DDR416 GB DDR432 GB DDR4
Bandwidth——————
Dedicated IPv4
Full root access
DDoS protection
NVMe storage, the part that answers a page request without a wait in front of it

Performance

KVM plus NVMe, and performance that stays put

On cut-price container platforms, a single core moonlights for a dozen accounts at once. KVM refuses to work that way: whatever CPU and RAM your plan names are welded to your machine. Put NVMe disks and a fast port behind that, and rush hour returns the same benchmark as the dead of night.

  • Capacity pinned to you, never pooled
  • NVMe storage beneath every size
  • A 1 Gbps network port
  • Overselling designed out entirely

Common Workloads

The work these machines end up doing

Engineer deploying an application onto a KVM virtual server from the terminal window

Test and staging machines

Environments turn disposable. Spin one up, break it on purpose, then have a clean copy running minutes afterwards with root and your chosen distribution untouched.

Client work for agencies

Every client project sits on a fenced allocation of CPU and memory under your control, so the compromises of shared hosting never come up.

Busy WordPress and WooCommerce

As checkout traffic climbs, RAM nobody can take off you, together with an IP that belongs to you, keeps a large store or a media-heavy site standing.

How It Works

Ordering to online in three short moves

The route a new VPS takes from purchase to first boot
  1. 1

    Choose your size

    Each of the six KVM plans carries its own mix of RAM, storage and bandwidth. Outgrow the one you took and the next size up is one upgrade away.

  2. 2

    Choose an operating system

    Say Debian, CentOS or Ubuntu. Sixty seconds later the thing is installed, booted, and holding out the root credentials to you.

  3. 3

    Deploy and run

    Install whichever stack the project calls for, run a handful of sites on it, or hand the whole box over to applications and game servers. Every process there answers to you and nobody else.

In Every Plan

Standard on every VPS

  • Unrestricted root access
  • KVM isolation in the hardware itself
  • An IPv4 address of your own
  • NVMe disks from end to end
  • Flood defence at the network edge
  • Three distributions: Debian, CentOS, Ubuntu
  • SSH, SFTP and phpMyAdmin all switched on
  • Cron and MySQL reachable remotely
  • No set-up fee at any point
  • People on support around the clock
Traffic climbing while the plan underneath takes it in its stride

Headroom

Grow as soon as the graphs demand it

Begin on a small size and let the metrics tell you when to move up. Resizing swaps out the allocation underneath the server while files, databases and settings stay precisely where they were. A reinstall never comes into it.

  • Two clicks and the resize is booked
  • The data never moves
  • No hand migration at any point
  • Billed for today's size and nothing more

FAQ

VPS questions that come up most

Is full root included on the VPS?

Yes. Full root comes with every VPS from the outset, which makes the machine genuinely yours rather than a roped-off corner of someone else's. Install whatever the project calls for, pick the web server, the database and the runtime versions, open ports, and write firewall rules and cron jobs to taste. That is the real gain over shared hosting: nothing confines you to what a shared panel decides to display. CPU, RAM and NVMe storage belong to your instance alone, so no neighbour's traffic can hold the site back. The flip side of that freedom is ownership: what you install, and how carefully you secure it, sits with you. Rather click than type? Lay a panel over the top, a free one or cPanel, and the command line waits underneath whenever you want it.

Will you be managing my VPS?

No. Self-management is the design of every VPS plan here, and the decision was deliberate: it keeps them quick and keeps the price low, and it gives experienced users total command of the stack. The operating system and everything above it fall to you to maintain: updates, hardening, your own application setup. Everything beneath is ours, the virtualisation layer, the physical hardware and the network, all monitored and supported at any hour, so a failing disk or a flapping route is never yours to chase. Our team will happily answer general configuration questions and point you in a useful direction, though deep application-level support falls outside an unmanaged plan. If running a server holds no attraction, a control panel automates most of the routine work, and for something truly hands-off our shared or business plans are the better fit.

How do I add more resources later?

You scale up. Easy scaling is one of the stronger arguments for a VPS to begin with, because it lets you start lean and add power only once the traffic genuinely arrives. Shifting to a larger tier is a couple of clicks: data, operating system and configuration stay untouched while the CPU, RAM and storage behind them grow. Nothing gets rebuilt, nothing has to be migrated by hand, and downtime is held to a minimum. Size the plan around the traffic you have today rather than a spike you might meet one day, then step up the moment the numbers ask for it, which keeps spending pinned to real need. The reverse works too: when a campaign winds down, scale back with the same two clicks. Outgrow the largest VPS altogether and a dedicated server is the natural next stop, with our team on hand to plan that move.

More hosting to explore

  • Web Hosting

    No appetite for running a server? Managed cPanel hosting lifts the job off your hands.

  • Business Hosting

    The bigger sibling of shared hosting, still managed, and carrying SSH, Node.js and Python.

  • Dedicated Servers

    Beyond what a VPS can offer, an entire bare-metal machine is the next step up.

  • Dedicated Cloud

    Hardware occupied by you alone, set up with room to grow from day one.

  • Reseller Hosting

    Resell hosting to clients of your own using white-label WHM access.

  • Domain Names

    Register the name your VPS answers on, with the price shown before you commit to anything.

Start your server now.

Root access, capacity held in your name, and people on support one message away at any hour.

See VPS Plans

Two things justify a VPS: resources no neighbour can borrow, and root to build whatever the project needs. Both start here at $13.52 a month. Hosting & Domains runs a single specification for everybody: NVMe storage, LiteSpeed caching, our London datacentre, and no quiet throttling of the cheaper tiers.

Aimed at developers who want root and resources nobody can draw down. Pay for hosting and hosting is what turns up — a certificate, the move, nightly backups and engineers you can actually reach.

Root in your hands from $13.52 a month

Every server is KVM-virtualised, so the CPU, the memory and the NVMe storage stay yours whatever the neighbours are doing. Root means running your own stack, whether that is Node, Python, Docker, a custom PHP build, a panel or nothing at all, and a reboot or a rebuild is one button in the control panel.

Speed is engineered in rather than bolted on with a plugin: NVMe arrays keep reads immediate, LiteSpeed answers over HTTP/2, and the server caches before your application does anything at all.

What you actually get at entry level

The oldest move in hosting is a cheap first year and a quiet rise at renewal. Hosting & Domains works the other way about: the number you join at is the number that renews, and anything promotional is flagged on the page before you pay. 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.

$13.52 a month buys a real server with root rather than a dressed-up shared account. Resize as the workload grows, with both the new specification and the new price shown before you confirm anything.

The clustered hardware the cloud servers are carved out of

The hardware your VPS is cut from

VPS instances sit on enterprise hosts with NVMe arrays and redundant networking in our London datacentre. We look after the hardware and the hypervisor, while the operating system inside your server answers to you alone.

Support runs every hour of the day, staffed by the people who administer these servers, with a first reply aimed at 2 hours and 1 hour when a site is down. No tier hands you to a bot.

  • Resources ring-fenced by KVM virtualisation
  • Out-of-band reboots alongside full root
  • DDoS traffic filtered at the network edge
  • Our own engineers handle all patching

Good to Know

More that's built in

Capacity nobody can borrow

KVM pins a fixed share of CPU, RAM and NVMe to your server, so a noisy neighbour stays their own problem.

Moving in is free

Send your current login and the server arrives here free, files, databases and DNS included.

Backed up every day

A fresh backup lands every 24 hours, restorable from the panel in a couple of clicks.

Engineers answering

Real engineers work the chat and the tickets, aiming at a first reply inside 2 hours, or 1 hour when a site is down.

No renewal surprises

This year's bill equals next year's bill. That is the entire policy.

99.9% uptime, under SLA

The figure is in the SLA rather than only the marketing, and our monitoring desk answers for it.

Getting Going

Getting going takes three steps

  1. 1

    Select a tier

    Specify the memory and storage the workload needs; entry is $13.52.

  2. 2

    Hook up the domain

    Point a domain at the server's address and issue certificates however you prefer.

  3. 3

    Open for traffic

    Deploy over SSH, or have our engineers move an existing site across at no cost.

In Every Plan

Thrown in without an extra charge

  • Built to order, so the specification is agreed with you first
  • Cloud KVM servers starting at $13.52/mo
  • Control-panel rebuilds and resizes
  • HTTP/2 enabled on LiteSpeed servers
  • Network-edge DDoS filtering as standard
  • WHOIS privacy at no cost on every registry that allows it
  • One-click installer covering 240+ apps
  • Accounts provisioned minutes after checkout

Still Curious

Questions that keep coming up

Who manages the VPS — you or me?

You drive the operating system while we run the hardware, the network and the hypervisor. Root is yours from first boot, so patching and software decisions belong to you. Would rather they did not? Our managed Plesk VPS builds arrive configured to your specification.

Do I wait around after ordering?

The account provisions itself at checkout, so minutes rather than days. If an existing server needs bringing over, our migration team usually finishes inside 24 hours and times the cutover so nothing goes offline.

Does the renewal price differ from the joining price?

It renews at the price you joined on. Where a first-term promotion applied, its renewal figure was printed beside it before you ordered, so nothing appears later.

What if cloud VPS 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.

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