Infrastructure · Enterprise VPS · Linux
Powerful Linux VPS Hosting for Advanced Needs
Offering exceptional performance, security, and flexibility, our Linux VPS plans are designed to meet the demands of high-growth and enterprise-level applications.
The Flexibility Linux Workloads Actually Need
Most open-source stacks — web applications, databases, containerized services — run most naturally on Linux, where they're often developed and tested in the first place. Linux VPS gives those workloads dedicated resources without the overhead or licensing cost of a Windows environment, along with the flexibility to configure the server exactly as your stack requires.
Every plan runs on NVMe SSD storage over a KVM-based hypervisor, backed by enterprise-grade servers in Tier IV data centers with 99.9% network uptime — so performance and reliability aren't a trade-off against cost.
Plans of Linux VPS
GenX
Entry-level plan for smaller sites and applications getting started.
- vCPU
- 1 vCPU
- RAM
- 2 GB
- Storage
- 20 GB NVMe SSD
- Bandwidth
- 1 TB
- Extras
- Free SSL*
ProX
CPU-forward configuration, well suited to compute-heavier workloads.
- vCPU
- 4 vCPU
- RAM
- 4 GB
- Storage
- 40 GB NVMe SSD
- Bandwidth
- 1 TB
- Extras
- Free SSL*
VolX
Storage-forward configuration, well suited to workloads with large data or file volumes.
- vCPU
- 2 vCPU
- RAM
- 2 GB
- Storage
- 100 GB NVMe SSD
- Bandwidth
- 1 TB
- Extras
- Free SSL*
MemX
RAM-forward configuration, well suited to memory-intensive applications and databases.
- vCPU
- 2 vCPU
- RAM
- 8 GB
- Storage
- 40 GB NVMe SSD
- Bandwidth
- 1 TB
- Extras
- Free SSL*
*Package includes 1 free SSL certificate on new orders for the first year.
Built for Results
High Performance
Powerful CPU and ample RAM for optimal speed and responsiveness
Enhanced Security
Built-in security features and regular updates to protect your data and applications
Scalability
Easily scale resources as your needs grow, with flexible allocation options
Customizability
Full root access for complete customization and control over your server environment
Elevate Your Hosting
Dedicated IP
A unique identity for your server
NVMe SSD Storage
Speed and efficiency you can count on
On-Demand Scaling
Upgrade resources as you grow
Root Access
Full control over your setup
Basic Management
Expert support to keep you worry-free
cPGuard AV
Complete malware and intrusion protection with a single dashboard
Own the OS of Your Choice
AlmaLinux
CloudLinux
Ubuntu
Infrastructure That Stands Strong
99.9% Network Uptime
KVM-based Hypervisor
Enterprise Grade Servers
Tier IV Data Centers
Boost Performance with On-Demand Add-Ons
SSL Certificate
Lock visitor data with 256-bit encryption, secure transactions with HTTPS, and keep sensitive information private.
Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud
Incremental backup of the whole server, full or incremental recovery, with options to create retention points.
cPGuard
AI-powered antivirus and intrusion detection — clean malicious injections and manage servers seamlessly from a single dashboard.
Who This Is For
- Businesses running web applications, APIs, or services built on open-source frameworks
- Organizations running containerized workloads that benefit from Linux's native support
- Development teams needing full root access and configuration flexibility
- Companies wanting to avoid Windows licensing costs for workloads that don't require it
Common Questions
What is a Linux VPS?
A Linux Virtual Private Server (VPS) provides a virtualized server environment running a Linux operating system, offering dedicated resources and high flexibility for various applications.
How can I manage my Linux VPS?
You can manage your Linux VPS through our user-friendly control panel or via SSH for advanced configurations and commands.
Can I upgrade my Linux VPS plan?
Yes — you can easily upgrade your Linux VPS plan to accommodate increased resource requirements or additional features.
Is support available for Linux VPS?
Yes, our support team is available to assist with any issues or questions related to your Linux VPS.
How is a Linux VPS different from a dedicated server?
A Linux VPS is a virtualized server sharing physical resources with other VPS instances, while a dedicated server provides an entire physical server for your exclusive use.
How scalable is a Linux VPS?
A Linux VPS is highly scalable, allowing you to easily add resources such as CPU, RAM, and storage as your needs grow.
What is root access, and do I have it with a Linux VPS?
Root access means you have administrative control over your server. With a Linux VPS, you typically have root access, allowing you to install and configure any software.
What are the terms of the money-back guarantee?
Refunds are available within 15 days of purchase for first-time customers on the plan itself (add-ons like SSL certificates and domains are excluded, and any free SSL/domain value is deducted from the refund). Proof of an attempted support resolution is required, and services terminated for illegal activity are not eligible.