Pro VPS runs on newer processors with faster storage underneath, so pages render quicker, queries return sooner and deployments stop being something you schedule for the evening. Root access and rupee billing, as always.
The most disk and memory per rupee we sell. Shared cores on proven hardware, SSD storage and root access, for projects that have outgrown shared hosting but do not need dedicated processing.
The same shape of machine on newer AMD EPYC processors with Gen 4 NVMe underneath, so the work finishes sooner. The family most busy websites and applications should be on.
Virtual cores reserved for your machine alone, on AMD EPYC 7282 at 2.8 GHz with NVMe storage. Performance stays where you measured it, whatever the neighbours are doing.
Pick the size that matches the work. Every plan gives you the whole operating system and root access to it.
The same shape of machine on newer AMD EPYC processors with Gen 4 NVMe underneath, so the work finishes sooner. The family most busy websites and applications should be on.
Shared AMD EPYC cores with Gen 4 PCIe NVMe storage, and a port of 500 Mbit/s to 1 Gbit/s depending on the size.
Recent EPYC generations handle PHP, queries and builds noticeably quicker than the shared cores on our Basic family.
From 150 GB to 900 GB of NVMe, which is where databases and busy sites feel the difference first.
Enough to keep a known-good image before each change, each held for thirty days.
500 Mbit/s to 1 Gbit/s, with incoming traffic never metered and outgoing traffic unmetered under fair use.
Incoming traffic is never metered. Outgoing traffic is unmetered under a fair-use policy. NVMe capacity can be doubled on request, up to 1.8 TB on the largest plan.
Prices are per month and billed in rupees. Annual billing takes 10% off and is charged once for the year. Automatic backups are optional; switch them on above to see the total. Prices exclude taxes where they apply.
Faster cores and faster disks do not change what a server can do; they change how long you wait for it. The difference turns up in the places where people are watching: a checkout, a search box, a build that has to finish before the working day starts.

Recent EPYC generations, which get through PHP, queries and builds noticeably quicker than shared older silicon.
From 150 GB to 900 GB, and NVMe is where a busy database notices the difference first.
500 Mbit/s to 1 Gbit/s. Incoming traffic is never metered; outgoing is unmetered under fair use.
Enough to keep a known-good image before each deployment, each held for thirty days.
Included with the machine, configured from the panel rather than bought as an add-on.
Custom images, cloud-init and one-click applications, so the machine arrives closer to ready.
NVMe capacity can be doubled on request, up to 1.8 TB on the largest plan.
If Pro is on your shortlist because of speed, compare it with our own cloud servers: recent AMD cores, NVMe on every plan, and machines that resize without a rebuild when the work changes shape.
Start shared and move to a dedicated thread per vCPU when the load becomes constant.
Local NVMe rather than network storage, which is what a database notices first.
With data centres in Europe, the United States and Singapore.
Basic costs less for the same storage; Power reserves the cores for you alone.
A first server, a staging environment, a small application or a place to keep your own backups.
Databases under constant load, applications with response-time commitments, streaming, and anything that runs flat out all day.
Latency is part of how fast a site feels. Choose the data centre closest to the people using it.
Newer processors and faster storage. The specifications on paper look similar for the money, but the work finishes sooner, which is what you feel on a busy site.
Newer processors and faster storage. The specifications on paper look similar for the money, but the work finishes sooner, which is what you feel on a busy site.
Tell us what runs slowly today and we will size the server that fixes it.