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Your own slice of the rack

KVM virtualisation with dedicated resources and full root access. Run it yourself, or let our team manage it with cPanel/WHM.

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Build with any OS Ubuntu / Debian AlmaLinux / Rocky Windows Server

KVM VPS Plans

Single CPU Intel Xeon servers with ECC memory and enterprise NVMe. Root access from day one.

KVM — 1G

Small scripts, test boxes and personal projects.

$20/mo
Configure
  • 1 Core
  • 1 GB DDR4 RAM
  • 50 GB SSD storage
  • 2 TB transfer

KVM — 2G

Small production sites and lightweight APIs.

$30/mo
Configure
  • 1 Core
  • 2 GB DDR4 RAM
  • 80 GB SSD storage
  • 4 TB transfer

KVM — 8G

Busy apps, CI runners and small clusters.

$80/mo
Configure
  • 4 Cores
  • 8 GB DDR4 RAM
  • 320 GB SSD storage
  • 8 TB transfer

Included with every VPS

The essentials aren't an upsell here either.

Full root access Complete control over the OS, kernel and every installed package.
KVM virtualisation Its own kernel and guaranteed RAM — no noisy-neighbour resource theft.
DDoS protection Network-level detection and mitigation on every VPS at no extra cost.
Snapshots & rebuilds Trigger a snapshot or full OS rebuild directly from the client area.
Enterprise NVMe Solid-state storage across the fleet, not spinning disks behind a fast label.
24/7 support Real engineers on chat for network and hardware issues.
VPS A VPS B VPS C dedicated CPU + RAM per guest shared host — one noisy neighbour affects all
KVM isolatedOwn kernel per guest
Guaranteed RAMNo overselling
Control

Root access, real resources

KVM gives each VPS its own kernel and guaranteed RAM — no noisy neighbour stealing the memory you paid for. Install any stack, tune any config, and reboot into a fresh image whenever you need to.

  • Full root and custom kernel support
  • Dedicated RAM and CPU allocation, not oversold
  • Snapshots and rebuilds from the client area
KVM virtualisation DDoS protected
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Customer Stories

Real workloads, real root access

Real feedback from developers and teams running production workloads on our KVM VPS plans.

We needed genuine root access to run our own Docker stack, not a shared-kernel VPS pretending to be one. Resource limits are exactly what we're paying for, nothing softer — no noisy-neighbour CPU steal during our nightly batch jobs like we had on our old provider.
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Shafiul KarimBackend Engineer, Protik Labs
★★★★★
Resizing RAM on our VPS took minutes, no reinstall, no migration weekend. We scaled from 2G to 8G during a traffic spike and the box didn't even need a full reboot. That kind of flexibility is the whole reason we moved off a fixed dedicated box in the first place.
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Mahin HossainFounder, Cloudneer
★★★★★
Took a snapshot right before a risky kernel upgrade, and it's a good thing we did — rolled back in under two minutes when a driver conflict showed up. Snapshots plus a real console access, independent of SSH, means we're never actually locked out of our own server.
AR
Afsana RahmanDevOps Lead, TrioLinq
★★★★★
Migrated four client VPS instances over from a different host in one weekend. Support actually understood our networking setup instead of reading from a script, and every instance came up clean with the same IP-to-service mapping we asked for.
TI
Tahmid IslamCTO, Nexbill
★★★★★
Powering developer teams and platforms across Bangladesh

VPS questions

Yes. We can add cPanel/WHM, OS patching and proactive monitoring to any KVM plan — contact us for a managed quote alongside the self-managed price.

Yes. Moving up a tier takes a short reboot and is prorated against your current billing cycle.

Yes, network-level DDoS detection and mitigation applies to every VPS at no extra cost.

Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux ship as one-click images on every plan. Windows Server and custom ISOs are available on request.

Need help sizing a server?

Tell us your workload, we'll size the VPS

Tell us your traffic and stack — we'll recommend the smallest plan that comfortably handles it, and when you actually need dedicated hardware instead.

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