Budget
Small sites, side projects, a VPN for one.
- Shared vCPU
- 1
- RAM
- 2 GB
- NVMe
- 40 GB
- Transfer
- 2 TB
$7.99/moBilled monthly
or $84 billed yearly (save 12%)
Accounts open · server orders not open yetfounded 2011
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Self-managed Linux VPS with KVM virtualization, NVMe storage, root access, and one IPv4 and one IPv6 address, in New York. Install your software and configure the server yourself.
An account lets you add SSH keys and two-factor now. It doesn't sign you up for the launch email; the waitlist does.
Launch plans start at $7.99 a month, or $84 paid yearly.
Three sizes. You can add RAM, disk or IPv4 later, up to each plan's limit; RAM and vCPU changes need a restart. Compare plans and add-ons
Small sites, side projects, a VPN for one.
$7.99/moBilled monthly
or $84 billed yearly (save 12%)
A web app with its database, or a handful of Docker containers.
$12.99/moBilled monthly
or $139 billed yearly (save 11%)
Busy apps, databases, game servers.
$24.99/moBilled monthly
or $269 billed yearly (save 10%)
Launch prices in US dollars. Transfer counts traffic in and out per calendar month (UTC).
Some of these are choices you make, like an app at order time or an alert rule later. All features
Pick one when you order, such as Docker, WordPress, Coolify or WireGuard, and it's installed on the first boot.
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky, Fedora and Arch, from official cloud images.
Manual and scheduled snapshots, a serial console in your browser, and rescue mode to recover a server that won't boot.
A firewall per server, usage graphs, and alerts by email, Slack or Discord.
Manage servers through the REST API and the vps9 CLI, and receive signed event webhooks.
Invite people with roles for billing, technical work or read-only access.
Support tickets go to the people who run the platform.
Pay in Bitcoin through our self-hosted BTCPay Server, or use PayPal. Invoices are priced in US dollars.
Pay monthly, or pay for 12 months at once and save up to 12%. If you cancel, the server runs until the end of the period you paid for; unused time isn't refunded.
Request a refund within 14 days of paying for your first order.
In New York, United States. It's our only location, and every server and its IPv4 and IPv6 addresses will be there once orders open. Server orders aren't open yet.
No, it's self-managed. You get root and run the server yourself: system updates, security, the software you install and its backups are yours to look after. We look after the hardware, the network and the platform, and support tickets go to the people who operate it. The Terms of Service set out who looks after what.
Off-site backups aren't available yet. For now, keep backups on another machine: Back up your server shows how. Snapshots, up to three per server, can undo a change, but they stay on the server's host and are deleted with it, so they aren't a substitute for backups.
Yes, as add-ons: extra RAM, vCPUs, NVMe disk, transfer and IPv4 addresses, up to a limit for each plan. Choose them when you order or later from the server's page; they're billed for the same term as the server, and RAM and vCPU changes need a restart. Their prices are on the plans page. If you outgrow the limits, order a bigger plan and move across: Choosing a plan walks through it.
Outbound port 25 is blocked by default on new servers, to keep spam off the addresses everyone here shares. Most apps can send through a mail service on port 587 or 465 instead. If you run a real mail server, open a support ticket; we review it and open port 25 for that server. See sending email.
One email, on the day orders open. Optional: tell us what you plan to run. Your answers help us plan launch capacity.