Deploy
Your distribution, your app and your keys, on KVM and NVMe, set up on the first boot.
- Your choice of Linux distribution
- One-click apps
- Extra packages and first-boot scripts
- SSH keys or a root password
- KVM virtualization
- NVMe storage
VPSNine is coming back.Accounts open, orders soon
Your own Linux VPS in 59 seconds
59 seconds is our target, not yet a measured average: from your payment confirming to your server answering on SSH. One-click apps finish installing after that. What 59 seconds means
KVM servers on NVMe with root access, an IPv4 and an IPv6 address. Try the order below: pick a distribution, an app and a size, and watch what the build will look like.
You can create an account now and add your SSH keys. Ordering opens at launch.
Founded in 2011. Relaunching on a new platform.
Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
0:58built
- Order paidBitcoin or PayPal payment confirmed
- KVM slice reserved2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM
- NVMe volume clonedOfficial Ubuntu cloud image, 80 GB
- cloud-initNetwork, SSH keys, hostname
- Installing Dockerapt, from official repositories
- Readyssh root@203.0.113.42
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ssh root@203.0.113.42Road to launch
- Panelaccounts open
- Billingbuilt
- Apps and imagesbuilt
- Hardwarebeing chosen
- Network testingnext
- Orders openthen
How it works
The three steps the preview above plays. Nobody approves an order by hand once orders open; our target is SSH within 59 seconds of the payment confirming.
Order
Pick a distribution, an app if you want one, and a size. Pay with Bitcoin or PayPal, monthly or for a year.
What happens when you orderBuild
The build starts the moment your payment confirms: a KVM slice, an NVMe disk cloned from the official image, then cloud-init sets the network, your keys and the hostname.
What 59 seconds meansSSH in
Log in as root on your own IPv4 or IPv6 address. If SSH ever won't let you in, the serial console in your browser will.
Connect with SSH
Choose your server
Pick a plan, a term and any add-ons; the total is worked out from the same prices the order form charges.
What every server gets
The same tools on every plan, from the first boot to the bad day. Each one links to the guide that explains it. Every feature
Run
Get in, keep traffic in check, watch the numbers, and hear when something needs you.
Protect and recover
Ways back after a bad change or a broken boot, and sign-ins that resist phishing.
Automate
The panel's work from code: an API, a command-line tool and webhooks.
Team and billing
Share the account with roles, and pay the way you like.
Pay your way
Invoices are priced in US dollars. If you pay in Bitcoin, the BTC amount is set at checkout; refunds follow the dollar value.
Bitcoin or PayPal
On-chain Bitcoin through a BTCPay Server we run ourselves, with no processor in the middle, or PayPal.
Paying in BitcoinMonthly or a year at once
No lock-in either way. Paying for 12 months at once saves up to 12% against paying monthly.
Payment methods14-day money-back guarantee
If it isn't for you, ask within 14 days of paying for your first order and get the invoice's amount back.
How refunds work
Who runs VPSNine
Founded in 2011. Relaunching on a new platform. A small host: the people who answer your tickets are the people who run the platform. These are unmanaged servers, so what runs inside yours, and its backups, is yours to look after.
- Founded
- 2011
- Operated by
- Tekari
- Built in-house
- panel, billing, API and vps9 CLI
- Support
- tickets go to the people who run the platform
Questions
The ones people ask before they order. All questions
Where will the servers be?
Our first location is being chosen now. We'll announce it to the waitlist and here before orders open.
Is VPSNine managed hosting?
No. You get root and run the server yourself: system updates, 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.
Do you back up my server?
No. You can keep up to three snapshots per server to undo a change, but they live with the server and are deleted with it, so they aren't backups. Keep copies of your data on another machine: Backups you should run shows how.
Can I add memory, disk or IPv4 addresses later?
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. 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.
Can I send email from my server?
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.
Be first when orders open
Join the waitlist and we'll send you one email when VPSNine launches. Pick a plan if you already know which one you want, and we'll size the first servers around it.
- One email, on launch day
- Monthly or yearly, no lock-in
- 14-day money-back guarantee