Linux Cloud Compute

A server you size in slices, not in plans.

One slice is 2 GB of memory, 40 GB of SSD and 2 TB of transfer, with a CPU core for every second one. Take one, take thirty-two, and add more when the work grows — the price moves in a straight line and nothing gets rebuilt.

One slice
PKR 1,800a month
See every size
  • Root access from the first slice
  • Billed monthly, cancel any time
  • Managed support included from 12 slices
One slice to thirty-two1 core · 2 GB  →  16 cores · 64 GB
1 slice · PKR 1,80032 slices · PKR 57,600
The slice

Four numbers, and a multiplier

Most hosts give you a ladder of plans and hope one of them fits. This is one building block, repeated. Whatever you take, you know exactly what the next step costs, because it costs the same as the last one.

1 core
per 2 slices

A CPU core arrives with every second slice, so 8 slices is 4 cores.

2 GB
memory

Added for each slice, to 64 GB at the largest size.

40 GB
SSD storage

On SSD in RAID 10, so a failed drive does not take the server with it.

2 TB
transfer a month

Over a shared 10 Gbps port, to 64 TB at the largest size.

Sizes run from 1 slice to 32. Every figure on this page is that slice multiplied, which is why the price per slice never changes as you scale.

Every size, priced

All thirty-two, on one screen

No hidden tiers and no "contact us for larger plans". Drag through the thirty-two sizes and the price and the specification follow — every one of them is a server you can order today.

A month
PKR 1,800
1 slice × PKR 1,800
1 slice
1 slice
PKR 1,800
16 slices
PKR 28,800
32 slices
PKR 57,600

Tap the ring, drag the knob, or step a slice at a time.

1 of 32 slices
US regions · billed monthly

Unmanaged: root access is yours. Managed support starts at 12 slices.

CPU
1 core
1 core per 2 slices
Memory
2 GB
2 GB × 1
SSD storage
40 GB
40 GB × 1
Transfer
2 TB
2 TB × 1
Jump to
Order NowNo term, no setup fee. Cancel any time.
See all 32 sizes as a table
SlicesCPUMemorySSDTransferA month
112 GB40 GB2 TBPKR 1,800
214 GB80 GB4 TBPKR 3,600
326 GB120 GB6 TBPKR 5,400
428 GB160 GB8 TBPKR 7,200
5310 GB200 GB10 TBPKR 9,000
6312 GB240 GB12 TBPKR 10,800
7414 GB280 GB14 TBPKR 12,600
8416 GB320 GB16 TBPKR 14,400
9518 GB360 GB18 TBPKR 16,200
10520 GB400 GB20 TBPKR 18,000
11622 GB440 GB22 TBPKR 19,800
12Managed624 GB480 GB24 TBPKR 21,600
13Managed726 GB520 GB26 TBPKR 23,400
14Managed728 GB560 GB28 TBPKR 25,200
15Managed830 GB600 GB30 TBPKR 27,000
16Managed832 GB640 GB32 TBPKR 28,800
17Managed934 GB680 GB34 TBPKR 30,600
18Managed936 GB720 GB36 TBPKR 32,400
19Managed1038 GB760 GB38 TBPKR 34,200
20Managed1040 GB800 GB40 TBPKR 36,000
21Managed1142 GB840 GB42 TBPKR 37,800
22Managed1144 GB880 GB44 TBPKR 39,600
23Managed1246 GB920 GB46 TBPKR 41,400
24Managed1248 GB960 GB48 TBPKR 43,200
25Managed1350 GB1000 GB50 TBPKR 45,000
26Managed1352 GB1.02 TB52 TBPKR 46,800
27Managed1454 GB1.05 TB54 TBPKR 48,600
28Managed1456 GB1.09 TB56 TBPKR 50,400
29Managed1558 GB1.13 TB58 TBPKR 52,200
30Managed1560 GB1.17 TB60 TBPKR 54,000
31Managed1662 GB1.21 TB62 TBPKR 55,800
32Managed1664 GB1.25 TB64 TBPKR 57,600

Prices exclude tax and are billed monthly — there is no yearly commitment and no yearly discount on this product. Sizes of 12 slices and above include managed support.

Where to start

Three sizes that suit most projects

If you are not sure, start at the smaller end. Adding slices later costs the same as buying them today, so there is nothing to gain from over-ordering at the start.

1 slice

A first server

Small apps, test environments, low-traffic sites and simple services.

PKR 1,800a month
1 core · 2 GB · 40 GB · 2 TB
  • Root access and a static public IP
  • Enough for a staging box or a side project
  • The cheapest way onto a server of your own
12 slices

Managed from here

The size where our engineers start looking after the server with you, at no extra charge.

PKR 21,600a month
6 cores · 24 GB · 480 GB · 24 TB
  • Managed support included
  • We help with services, databases and panels
  • The point most production workloads settle at
Included

What comes with every size

The same platform underneath whether you take one slice or thirty-two. Nothing here is an upsell.

Root access, your stack

Full root on Linux or administrator on Windows. Install what you like, run what you like, tune what you like.

Isolated by virtualisation

KVM on Linux and Hyper-V on Windows keep your workload separated from everything else on the same hardware.

Static public IP

Predictable networking and DNS, on a shared 10 Gbps port.

SSD in RAID 10

Fast storage with redundancy, so a single drive failure is not a restore from backup.

Scale without a rebuild

Add slices when the work grows. The server keeps its data, its IP and its configuration.

Managed from 12 slices

At 12 slices and above, engineers help with failed services, databases, control panels and performance problems.

What you can run

Bring your own stack

A server with root access will run whatever you install on it. These are the things customers put on ours most often.

Operating systems

  • AlmaLinux
  • Ubuntu
  • Debian
  • CentOS
  • Windows Server

Control panels

  • cPanel
  • Plesk
  • DirectAdmin
  • Or none, and work over SSH

Databases

  • MySQL and MariaDB
  • PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB
  • SQLite

Languages and tools

  • PHP, Python, Node.js
  • Java, Perl, Ruby on Rails
  • Memcached and Varnish
  • One-click application templates

Tell us what the project needs and we will build the server with it already installed, rather than handing you an empty box.

Where it runs

Three United States regions

Pick the one closest to the people using it. All three cost the same and carry the same specification.

New York City

The east coast default, and the shortest hop to Europe.

Dallas

Central United States, and the most even latency across the country.

Los Angeles

The west coast, and the shortest hop to Asia and the Pacific.

This platform is United States only. If the work needs to sit in Europe or Asia, our cloud servers run in Germany, Finland, the United States and Singapore — ask and we will point you at the right one.

Backups

Read this before you rely on it

A server of your own is yours to look after, and that includes the copies. We would rather be blunt about it here than apologetic later.

  1. 1

    Backups are not included

    Nothing on this page backs your server up for you. The platform protects the hardware with RAID; it does not protect you from deleting a database.

  2. 2

    Off-server storage is available

    We can add separate storage for files and databases, kept away from the server itself. Ask us for a price — it depends on how much you need.

  3. 3

    Where we help, it is a courtesy

    If something goes wrong we will try everything we can to get your data back, but keeping your own copy is your responsibility, not ours, on this product and on every other.

If you would rather not think about any of this, our cloud hosting includes daily backups and we run them for you.

How it compares

Which of our servers is the right one?

We sell four kinds of compute and they are genuinely different. This is the honest version of which to pick.

Linux Cloud ComputeThis page
From PKR 1,800 a month

The cheapest way onto a server of your own, and the finest control over size — thirty-two steps rather than three or four plans. United States only.

Cloud VPS
From PKR 3,000 a month

More memory and disk for the money at the larger sizes, in Europe and the United States, on fixed plans rather than slices.

WebSols Cloud Servers
From PKR 15,000 a month

Dedicated vCPU, a choice of Germany, Finland, the United States or Singapore, and add-ons like load balancers and block storage.

Dedicated Servers
From PKR 38,400 a month

A whole machine with nobody else on it, for sustained load, licensing rules or anything that must not share hardware.

FAQ

Questions about Linux Cloud Compute

The things people ask before they order.

Answer 01

What exactly is a slice?

A slice is 2 GB of memory, 40 GB of SSD storage and 2 TB of monthly transfer, with one CPU core added for every second slice. A 1-slice server has 1 core, 2 GB and 40 GB; an 8-slice server has 4 cores, 16 GB and 320 GB. You can take any number from 1 to 32.

Not sure which size?Ask an engineer

Start at one slice. Grow from there.

Tell us what the project is and we will tell you the size to start at — including when the answer is that you want something cheaper, or something else entirely.