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Cloud VPS hosting: six KVM tiers, and root access on all of them

Pick the size the job needs. Each tier arrives with full root, a dedicated IPv4 address and DDoS filtering already switched on, running Debian, CentOS or Ubuntu.

$9.99/mo

Economy tier, paid a year at a time

Full root

On every tier, no extra

1 IPv4

Yours alone

<60s

From order to boot

Plans

KVM VPS tiers, and what each costs

From a first server to a serious workhorse — root access and a dedicated IP are on the ticket at every tier.

1 Core Unmanaged VPS

First step up the ladder: a server that is yours alone

$13.52/mo

the renewal price is the same

vCPU cores
1
RAM
1 GB DDR4
SSD disk
25 GB
Root access
Full
  • Root access, with nothing fenced off
  • KVM virtualisation underneath
  • 24 Linux and BSD builds on the shelf
  • Pick your counter: London or Dallas
  • 1 Tbps+ DDoS filtering sits in front
  • 20 Gbps uplink on every hypervisor
  • SSD disk space included in the price
  • Add cPanel at the counter if you want it
  • Snapshot backups, yours to switch on
  • Extra SSD disks whenever you need them
  • Reboot, rebuild and console from the panel
  • No setup fee at all, so nothing leaves your pocket up front
  • Real people answer, round the clock
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Best seller

2 Core Unmanaged VPS

Room on the shelf for a real workload

$20.28/mo

the renewal price is the same

vCPU cores
2
RAM
2 GB DDR4
SSD disk
50 GB
Root access
Full
  • Root access, with nothing fenced off
  • KVM virtualisation underneath
  • 24 Linux and BSD builds on the shelf
  • Pick your counter: London or Dallas
  • 1 Tbps+ DDoS filtering sits in front
  • 20 Gbps uplink on every hypervisor
  • SSD disk space included in the price
  • Add cPanel at the counter if you want it
  • Snapshot backups, yours to switch on
  • Extra SSD disks whenever you need them
  • Reboot, rebuild and console from the panel
  • No setup fee at all, so nothing leaves your pocket up front
  • Real people answer, round the clock
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Orders are rung up on Hosting Cheap, which is the billing platform behind our checkout.

4 Core Unmanaged VPS

Stocked for busy apps and small fleets

$33.81/mo

the renewal price is the same

vCPU cores
4
RAM
4 GB DDR4
SSD disk
75 GB
Root access
Full
  • Root access, with nothing fenced off
  • KVM virtualisation underneath
  • 24 Linux and BSD builds on the shelf
  • Pick your counter: London or Dallas
  • 1 Tbps+ DDoS filtering sits in front
  • 20 Gbps uplink on every hypervisor
  • SSD disk space included in the price
  • Add cPanel at the counter if you want it
  • Snapshot backups, yours to switch on
  • Extra SSD disks whenever you need them
  • Reboot, rebuild and console from the panel
  • No setup fee at all, so nothing leaves your pocket up front
  • Real people answer, round the clock
Order This VPS

Orders are rung up on Hosting Cheap, which is the billing platform behind our checkout.

6 Core Unmanaged VPS

For stacks that ask for more memory

$67.63/mo

the renewal price is the same

vCPU cores
6
RAM
8 GB DDR4
SSD disk
100 GB
Root access
Full
  • Root access, with nothing fenced off
  • KVM virtualisation underneath
  • 24 Linux and BSD builds on the shelf
  • Pick your counter: London or Dallas
  • 1 Tbps+ DDoS filtering sits in front
  • 20 Gbps uplink on every hypervisor
  • SSD disk space included in the price
  • Add cPanel at the counter if you want it
  • Snapshot backups, yours to switch on
  • Extra SSD disks whenever you need them
  • Reboot, rebuild and console from the panel
  • No setup fee at all, so nothing leaves your pocket up front
  • Real people answer, round the clock
Order This VPS

Orders are rung up on Hosting Cheap, which is the billing platform behind our checkout.

8 Core Unmanaged VPS

Production weight, steady under load

$108.22/mo

the renewal price is the same

vCPU cores
8
RAM
16 GB DDR4
SSD disk
200 GB
Root access
Full
  • Root access, with nothing fenced off
  • KVM virtualisation underneath
  • 24 Linux and BSD builds on the shelf
  • Pick your counter: London or Dallas
  • 1 Tbps+ DDoS filtering sits in front
  • 20 Gbps uplink on every hypervisor
  • SSD disk space included in the price
  • Add cPanel at the counter if you want it
  • Snapshot backups, yours to switch on
  • Extra SSD disks whenever you need them
  • Reboot, rebuild and console from the panel
  • No setup fee at all, so nothing leaves your pocket up front
  • Real people answer, round the clock
Order This VPS

Orders are rung up on Hosting Cheap, which is the billing platform behind our checkout.

10 Core Unmanaged VPS

The back room: serious, sustained demand

$270.57/mo

the renewal price is the same

vCPU cores
10
RAM
32 GB DDR4
SSD disk
400 GB
Root access
Full
  • Root access, with nothing fenced off
  • KVM virtualisation underneath
  • 24 Linux and BSD builds on the shelf
  • Pick your counter: London or Dallas
  • 1 Tbps+ DDoS filtering sits in front
  • 20 Gbps uplink on every hypervisor
  • SSD disk space included in the price
  • Add cPanel at the counter if you want it
  • Snapshot backups, yours to switch on
  • Extra SSD disks whenever you need them
  • Reboot, rebuild and console from the panel
  • No setup fee at all, so nothing leaves your pocket up front
  • Real people answer, round the clock
Order This VPS

Orders are rung up on Hosting Cheap, which is the billing platform behind our checkout.

Cloud servers wired together to run VPS infrastructure

Control

Root access, with none of it withheld

What you get is a slice carved out of a physical server that behaves like a machine in its own right. Root access means nothing is locked away from you. Web stacks, databases, game servers, custom applications: each one goes up the way you want it up.

  • Root on the first day
  • Any Linux distribution you like
  • Install whatever stack suits
  • SSH in and get to work

Why A VPS

Resources with your name written on

The server hardware supplying dedicated CPU and memory behind each of the KVM VPS tiers

Root from the first login

The box takes orders from you alone. Install whatever stack suits, edit any config file, restart any service you like. Nothing on it is fenced off.

True KVM virtualisation

Isolation at hardware level gives you exactly the CPU and RAM printed on the ticket. No neighbouring tenant borrows against your share.

Attack traffic filtered

Flood traffic is soaked up by filtering at the network edge, which keeps the server reachable while the attack burns itself out.

Your own IPv4 address

A private IPv4 of its own ships with every server. Sending reputation stays clean, SSL stays simple, and no shared-address surprises turn up.

Live in under a minute

Order it, pick Debian, CentOS or Ubuntu, and inside sixty seconds the machine has booted and sits waiting for you.

NVMe underneath

NVMe drives keep reads and writes quick, so databases and busy applications still answer without delay once traffic starts climbing.

Specs

Six tiers, laid out side by side

Moving up a tier takes a couple of clicks on the day your current one runs out of room.

A table setting VPS tiers against storage, memory and price
Every VPS tier compared
What you get1 Core Unmanaged VPS2 Core Unmanaged VPS4 Core Unmanaged VPS6 Core Unmanaged VPS8 Core Unmanaged VPS10 Core Unmanaged VPS
Storage——————
RAM1 GB DDR42 GB DDR44 GB DDR48 GB DDR416 GB DDR432 GB DDR4
Bandwidth——————
Dedicated IPv4
Full root access
DDoS protection
An NVMe solid-state drive photographed close up, the part that shortens page loads

Performance

KVM and NVMe, keeping the line steady

Cheap container hosting lends the same cores out to a dozen customers at once. KVM refuses to work that way, and your CPU and RAM are put aside for you alone. Add NVMe storage and a fast port behind them, and the server behaves the same at midday as it does at three in the morning.

  • Resources reserved, not shared
  • NVMe drives behind every tier
  • 1 Gbps network port
  • CPU and RAM never oversold

Popular Uses

What customers actually run on these

A developer at the terminal deploying an application onto a virtual server

Dev and staging boxes

Stand a throwaway environment up, break it, build it again. Root access and the distro you chose come back every time.

Agency workloads

Give every client build resources of its own to sit on. The controls stay in your hands, and shared-hosting compromises never come into it.

Busy WordPress and WooCommerce

Reserved RAM and a private IP hold heavy stores and content-packed sites steady even while the orders pile in.

How It Works

From checkout to live server in three moves

The stages involved in ordering and booting a fresh VPS
  1. 1

    Pick a tier off the shelf

    Six KVM plans sit on the shelf, each with its own RAM, storage and bandwidth allowance. Step up one whenever the job outgrows where it is.

  2. 2

    Name your operating system

    Debian, CentOS or Ubuntu goes on and boots in under a minute, with the root password already waiting for you.

  3. 3

    Build what you came to build

    Build the stack yourself, park a handful of sites on it, or run applications and game servers instead. The machine does as you tell it.

Included

Printed on the ticket of every VPS

  • Root access, no conditions
  • KVM hardware virtualisation
  • One IPv4 address of your own
  • Storage on NVMe drives
  • DDoS filtering at the network edge
  • Debian, CentOS or Ubuntu, your call
  • SSH, SFTP and phpMyAdmin access
  • Cron scheduling and remote MySQL
  • Nothing charged to set it up
  • Real people on support, day or night
A rising chart standing in for a website that keeps growing

Room To Grow

Step up a tier the moment the job asks for it

Begin small, then move up once the numbers argue for it. A change of tier leaves files, databases and configuration exactly where they were. Only the resources underneath shift, and nothing gets reinstalled.

  • Change tiers in a few clicks
  • Your data stays exactly where it is
  • Nothing to migrate by hand
  • You pay for the size you're on

FAQ

The VPS questions people ask most

Do I get root on the VPS?

Yes. Every VPS ships with full root, so the machine is properly yours instead of a fenced-off corner of somebody else's. Install what the project needs, choose your own web server, database and runtime versions, open ports, write firewall rules, set cron jobs to run when you like. That is the genuine gain over shared hosting: nothing confines you to whatever a shared control panel decides to expose. CPU, RAM and NVMe storage belong to your instance alone, so a noisy neighbour cannot drag your site down with it. The trade is honest enough — what you install, and how well you lock it down, rests with you. Prefer to point and click? Put a control panel on top, either a free one or cPanel, and the full command line is still sitting there underneath.

Is the VPS managed for me?

No. VPS plans here are self-managed by default, and the choice is deliberate: it is what keeps them quick and cheap, and it leaves experienced users in full command of their stack. The operating system and everything running on top of it belong to you — updates, security hardening, your own application setup. Beneath that line the work is ours: the virtualisation platform, the physical hardware and the network, all monitored and supported 24/7, so a failing disk or a flaky route is never something you have to chase down yourself. Our team will happily field general configuration questions and steer you somewhere sensible, but deep application-level support does not come as part of an unmanaged plan. Rather not administer a server at all? Installing a control panel automates most of the routine chores, and if you want something genuinely hands-off, our shared or business plans will suit you better.

Can I add more power later?

Yes, and easy scaling is one of the better arguments for picking a VPS to begin with, since it lets you buy small and add power only once the traffic actually shows up. A move to a larger tier takes a couple of clicks. Your data, operating system and configuration all stay exactly where they are, and only the CPU, RAM and storage behind them change. There is no rebuild, nothing to shift across by hand, and downtime is held to a minimum. Size the plan around the visitors you have today rather than the spike you might get one day, then step up the moment usage tells you to, which keeps your spend tied to real need. It runs the other way too: once a campaign winds down, scaling back is just as quick. Outgrown the largest VPS altogether? A dedicated server is the natural next step, and our team can help you plan the move.

More hosting worth a look

  • Web Hosting

    Rather have somebody else run the server for you? Managed cPanel hosting does that.

  • Business Hosting

    Managed hosting one rung above shared, carrying SSH, Node.js and Python on board.

  • Dedicated Servers

    Once a VPS runs short of muscle, take the entire bare-metal machine instead.

  • Dedicated Cloud

    Hardware held aside for you alone, with room to expand as the work grows.

  • Reseller Hosting

    Sell hosting in your own name through white-label WHM access.

  • Domain Names

    Aim a domain at your VPS. Registration prices are printed in plain sight.

Get your machine running.

Full root, reserved resources, and real people on hand the moment you need one.

View VPS Tiers

A VPS is worth buying for two reasons: resources nobody else can borrow, and root to install whatever the project needs. Both start at $13.52 a month here. Hosting Seller puts the same stock on every shelf: NVMe storage, LiteSpeed caching, our London datacentre, and no quiet throttling of the cheaper tiers.

Aimed at developers who want root and resources that stay put. You pay for hosting and you get hosting — free SSL, a free migration, daily backups and engineers reachable whenever you need one.

Root access from $13.52 a month

Each server is KVM-virtualised, so your CPU, memory and NVMe storage stay yours whether the neighbours are busy or idle. Root means your own stack — Node, Python, Docker, a custom PHP build, a control panel or nothing at all — and a reboot or rebuild is a button in the control panel.

Speed here comes out of the stack rather than out of a plugin: NVMe arrays keep reads short, LiteSpeed answers over HTTP/2, and caching happens at the server before your application is asked to do any work at all.

What the entry tier actually includes

The oldest trick in hosting is a cheap first year followed by a quiet increase. Hosting Seller prices the other way: the figure you sign up at is the figure that renews, and anything promotional says so on the page before you pay. Every hosting plan carries a 30-day money-back guarantee, so trying us out costs you an afternoon at worst.

$13.52 a month buys a real server with root, not a shared account wearing a better name. Resize when the workload grows; the new resources and the new figure are both stated before you confirm.

Cloud servers wired together to run VPS infrastructure

The machine your VPS is carved from

VPS instances run on enterprise hosts with NVMe arrays and redundant networking inside our London datacentre. The hardware and the hypervisor are ours to look after; the operating system inside your server is entirely yours.

Support is staffed every hour by people who administer these servers, and first replies usually land inside 15 minutes. There is no tier where you get handed to a bot instead.

  • KVM virtualisation — resources are not shared
  • Full root plus out-of-band reboots
  • DDoS filtering at the network edge
  • Patching handled by our own engineers

Worth Knowing

What else you get in the box

Resources that stay yours

KVM hands your server a fixed slice of CPU, RAM and NVMe. A busy neighbour is not your problem.

The move is on us

Hand over your current login and the server arrives here free — files, databases and DNS included.

A copy taken every day

A fresh copy every 24 hours, put back in a couple of clicks from the panel.

Engineers on the desk

Real engineers on chat and tickets, with first replies typically under 15 minutes.

Renewal-safe pricing

What you pay this year is what you pay the next. That is the whole policy.

99.9% uptime, in writing

The uptime figure sits in the SLA rather than in the marketing, and the monitoring desk answers for it.

Starting Out

From order to live in three steps

  1. 1

    Choose your tier

    Pick the memory and storage the workload needs; $13.52 is the way in.

  2. 2

    Bring your domain

    Point a domain at the server's address and issue certificates as you please.

  3. 3

    Open for business

    Deploy over SSH, or ask our engineers to move an existing site across at no cost.

On the Shelf

Also included, no extra charge

  • Every hosting plan comes with 30 days to change your mind
  • KVM cloud servers from $13.52/mo
  • Rebuild or resize from the control panel
  • LiteSpeed servers with HTTP/2 switched on
  • DDoS filtering at the network edge
  • WHOIS privacy free wherever the registry allows it
  • 240+ applications on the one-click installer
  • Account live within minutes of checkout

Still Asking

Other questions that keep coming up

Is a VPS managed, or do I run it myself?

You run the operating system; we run the hardware, the network and the hypervisor. Root is yours from the first boot, so patching and software choices are your call. If you would rather they were not, our managed Plesk VPS builds arrive configured to your spec.

Is there a wait after I order?

Checkout provisions the account automatically — minutes rather than days. If there is an existing server to bring across, our migration team usually finishes inside 24 hours and times the switch so nothing goes dark.

Does the renewal price differ from the sign-up price?

It renews at the price you joined on. Where a first-term promotion applies, its renewal figure is printed next to it before you order, so there is nothing to discover later.

What if cloud VPS hosting is not the right fit?

There is a 30-day money-back guarantee on the plan. Ask inside the month and you get your money back: no exit interview, and nobody transferring you to a team whose job is talking you out of it.

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