Linux VPS Hosting

KVM-virtualized Linux servers with self-service controls for the day-to-day work most providers make you open a ticket for.

Operating systems

Pick at order time, change later. OS reload runs from the portal and preserves your IP, hostname, and console credentials.

  • Debian — the reference for stable: conservative, low-drama, and backed by one of the largest package archives anywhere. Current stable release, server-flavored cloud images. The safe default when you just want a server that keeps running.
  • Ubuntu Server — Debian underneath, but faster-moving and the most widely documented distro around — nearly every tutorial and vendor guide assumes it. Current LTS, with years of updates. The well-trodden path.
  • AlmaLinux — a free, 1:1 binary-compatible rebuild of RHEL: dnf, SELinux, and long enterprise support cycles. Current release. The natural pick for RHEL/CentOS-style and enterprise workloads.
  • Slackware — the grand-daddy distro (since 1993): traditional BSD-style rc init, no systemd, and famously stable. For hands-on admins who want it done the classic way.

What you control from the portal

  • Console — browser-based noVNC. Works during boot, single-user mode, or when SSH is broken. No client install.
  • SSH keys — paste your public keys on the order form for first-boot deployment, or manage anytime from the portal. Live-applied via the guest agent; survives OS reloads.
  • Snapshots — up to three on-demand snapshot slots per VPS. Create before risky changes; rollback in seconds.
  • OS reload — wipe and re-provision to a different distribution. IP / hostname / console credentials / SSH keys all preserved.
  • Rescue mode — boot into a recovery environment with networking pre-configured. Mount your root disk, chroot, fix it, exit.
  • Reverse DNS — set your own PTR records on every IPv4 and IPv6 address from the portal. Mail-server-friendly.
  • Hostname & root password — change either from the portal, live (no reboot) via the guest agent. The new password is also stored in your account for support recovery.
  • Live stats & graphs — CPU / memory / network / disk for the last hour, day, week, month, or year — plus per-month bandwidth totals.
  • Resource changes — upgrade CPU, RAM, or disk between billing cycles. Takes effect on next reboot.

Specs and pricing

Plans start at $10/month (1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 20 GB SSD). Size CPU, RAM, and disk individually — no forced tiers or bundles — as a dedicated allocation on local SSD storage, billed at a flat monthly rate and upgradeable between billing cycles. Configure it, pick the OS, deploy.

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Security, built in

Filter at the edge and inside the guest — no add-on pricing.

Cloud firewall

Enforced at the hypervisor, in front of your VPS, so it filters traffic before it reaches the guest and survives a broken in-guest firewall. Manage rules from the portal — one-click presets lock a server down to SSH + HTTP/HTTPS in seconds, then fine-tune.

Brute-force protection

Manage fail2ban straight from the portal — see which IPs are currently banned across your jails and lift a ban in one click, without SSHing in. Version-tolerant across the fail2ban builds each distribution ships.

Read-only API & keys

Deploy your SSH keys at first boot and manage them live from the portal via the guest agent — no reboot needed. Pull your service, status, and IP data through an account-scoped read-only API for dashboards, monitoring, or inventory scripts.

Common use cases

  • Personal & development servers. Snapshot before kernel upgrades or distro updates; revert if it breaks.
  • Mail servers. Reverse DNS controllable from the portal, IPv6 included, no outbound port restrictions.
  • Application hosting. Custom hostname, real root access, persistent local SSD.
  • Self-hosted services. Game servers, media servers, Matrix/XMPP, Nextcloud — anywhere you want full control without a hypervisor of your own.