VPS Hosting
Dedicated resources, full control — built to scale.
Dedicated resources for projects that need more control.
Start with the resources you need today and scale as your workload grows.
1 Core VPS
Lightweight projects and testing.
A straightforward entry point for development, staging and small services.
- 1 CPU Core
- 1GB RAM
- 25GB SSD
- Full root access
- Linux operating systems
2 Core VPS
The best-value choice for most websites and apps.
A balanced VPS with enough headroom for growing sites and useful server tools.
- 2 CPU Cores
- 2GB RAM
- 50GB SSD
- Optional cPanel
- Suitable for Linux or Windows
4 Core VPS
Extra power for growing sites and databases.
More processing power and memory for busier applications and multiple services.
- 4 CPU Cores
- 4GB RAM
- 75GB SSD
- Snapshot backups supported
- Suitable for multiple services
6 Core VPS
High-performance resources for demanding workloads.
Serious headroom for ecommerce, APIs, databases and heavier applications.
- 6 CPU Cores
- 8GB RAM
- 100GB SSD
- Ideal for WooCommerce and APIs
- Expandable storage options
Dedicated resources and full control for demanding projects.
Choose the CPU, memory and storage level that fits today, with straightforward options for heavier workloads tomorrow.
Dedicated resources
CPU, RAM and SSD capacity are allocated to your VPS rather than shared unpredictably.
Full root access
Install custom software and configure the operating system around the workload.
Flexible extras
Add cPanel, snapshots and extra disks during checkout when the project needs them.
VPS plan comparison
Every VPS includes dedicated resources, SSD storage and full root access. Choose based on the CPU, memory and storage your workload needs.
| Plan | CPU | RAM | SSD storage | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Core VPS | 1 core | 1GB | 25GB | Testing, development and lightweight services |
| 2 Core VPS | 2 cores | 2GB | 50GB | Most websites, WordPress and small applications |
| 4 Core VPS | 4 cores | 4GB | 75GB | Growing sites, databases and multiple services |
| 6 Core VPS | 6 cores | 8GB | 100GB | Ecommerce, APIs and demanding workloads |
Which VPS plan do I need?
Choose the VPS that fits your current workload, with enough breathing room for traffic spikes and future growth. You can scale up later without paying for a miniature data centre on day one.
Quick recommendations
- 1 Core — testing, staging and very lightweight services.
- 2 Core — the sensible starting point for most websites and small applications.
- 4 Core — growing sites, databases and several services running together.
- 6 Core — ecommerce, APIs and demanding workloads needing considerably more headroom.
Use these rules of thumb
- If you are testing or running a small service → 1 Core is usually enough.
- If you are hosting a typical website or small application → 2 Core is the best starting point.
- If you are running databases or several services → 4 Core gives you useful breathing room.
- If you are running ecommerce, APIs or heavier applications → 6 Core is the safer choice.
- If you are unsure about server administration → Managed Cloud may be a better fit than an unmanaged VPS.
When should I choose Managed Cloud or shared hosting instead?
- Choose Managed Cloud when you want dedicated power without handling the underlying server administration.
- Choose shared hosting when your website does not need root access, custom server software or dedicated resources.
- Choose a VPS when you need full control, custom configuration or isolated resources.
The VPS is the right tool when you genuinely need server-level control — not merely because it sounds impressively technical.
Need a hand choosing?
Tell us what you are building and we will point you towards the sensible option.