VPS hosting
Control, flexibility and performance — affordably
A Virtual Private Server runs its own copy of an operating system with superuser-level access, so you can install almost any software you need — dedicated resources without the cost of a dedicated server.
Pricing is based on the resources allocated to your machine — CPU cores, RAM, SSD storage, bandwidth and optional add-ons like backups and managed services. We offer a range of plans, from basic set-ups for small websites to high-performance configurations for large applications, monthly or yearly, with discounts for longer commitments.
Weighing it up
The pros and cons of VPS
Pros
- Control
- Root access to install and configure any software you need.
- Performance
- Dedicated resources mean your site stays fast as traffic grows.
- Scalability
- Upgrade your resources easily as your needs change.
- Cost-effective
- Much of the benefit of dedicated hosting, at a lower price.
Cons
- Complexity
- Requires technical knowledge to set up and manage — though managed VPS removes that burden.
- Cost
- More than shared hosting, which may be enough for small sites.
- Resource limits
- Scalable, but with limits compared to a dedicated server.
FAQ
Is a VPS right for you?
Is VPS hosting suitable for beginners?
It can be a little complex for absolute beginners — but with our managed VPS service we take care of maintenance and the technical tasks.
Can I upgrade my VPS resources at any time?
Yes. One of the advantages of VPS is the ability to scale resources up or down as needed, usually with minimal disruption.
How does VPS differ from shared hosting?
In shared hosting your site shares a server (and its resources) with many others. With VPS you get dedicated resources, improving performance and security.
What's the difference between VPS and cloud hosting?
A VPS is usually hosted on a single physical server; cloud hosting uses a network of connected servers for higher scalability and reliability.
Need a VPS?
Tell us what you'll run and we'll size the right plan for you.
