VPS Hosting
KVM SSD VPS hosting with dedicated resources, RAID 10 storage, and full root access — built for sites and applications that have outgrown shared hosting.
Why Choose Our VPS Hosting
Every VPS plan runs on KVM virtualization with RAID 10 SSD storage, giving your server dedicated CPU cores and guaranteed RAM instead of sharing resources unpredictably with other accounts.
Support tickets are answered by the same people who manage the infrastructure — not a rotating call center reading from a script. When something needs attention, whoever picks up the ticket already knows the servers behind it.
All plans include a free setup, 1 IPv4 address, and a /64 IPv6 allocation at no extra cost.
What Is VPS Hosting?
VPS stands for Virtual Private Server. A physical server is divided into several isolated virtual servers, each with its own dedicated slice of CPU, RAM, and storage.
Unlike shared hosting, where hundreds of websites draw from one pool of resources, a VPS gives you resources that are yours alone. Another account on the same physical machine can’t slow your site down or eat into your allocated RAM.
You also get full root access — the same level of control as a physical dedicated server, at a fraction of the cost. That means installing custom software, configuring your own firewall rules, or running a specific stack your application needs.
Understanding VPS Specs
CPU cores determine how many tasks your server can process at once. A single-core VPS handles a typical website fine; multiple cores matter more for applications doing heavy processing, running multiple services, or serving high traffic simultaneously.
RAM is your server’s working memory. Every process, database query, and cached page uses RAM while it runs. Running out of RAM is the most common reason a VPS starts slowing down or crashing under load.
SSD storage on RAID 10 means your files sit on solid-state drives mirrored across multiple disks. If one disk fails, your data survives on its mirror without any downtime while it’s replaced.
Bandwidth is the total data your server can send and receive each month. Every plan here includes enough bandwidth that a typical business site or application won’t come close to the limit.
Common VPS Use Cases
Growing websites. A site that’s outgrown shared hosting — slow load times during traffic spikes, or a host that limits what plugins and software you can run — is the most common reason businesses move to VPS.
Custom applications. If your business runs software that needs a specific server configuration, a particular database version, or background processes shared hosting doesn’t allow, a VPS gives you the root access to set it up exactly right.
Development and staging. Testing changes on a VPS before pushing them to a production site keeps experiments isolated from what customers actually see.
Multiple small projects. Rather than paying for several shared hosting accounts, some businesses run several smaller sites or tools on one mid-tier VPS instead.
Security and Reliability
Because your VPS is isolated from other accounts on the same physical server, a security issue or traffic spike on someone else’s VPS never touches yours.
RAID 10 storage means a single drive failure doesn’t cost you data or uptime — the mirrored copy keeps your server running while the failed drive gets replaced.
With full root access, security is ultimately in your hands — you control the firewall, the software versions, and what’s exposed to the internet. If you’d rather not manage that yourself, our support team is available to help configure it.
Getting Your VPS Set Up
Pick a plan and place your order, and your VPS provisions automatically — no waiting on manual setup.
You’ll get root login credentials and can start configuring your server immediately. If you need help getting your application running, our support team can walk through the initial setup with you.
Every plan includes ongoing support for infrastructure issues — hardware, network, and virtualization layer problems are on us. Software you install yourself is your responsibility to maintain, though we’re happy to point you in the right direction if you get stuck.
Starter VPS Plans
A solid starting point for a single site, a small application, or testing an environment before committing to more resources.
| Plan | CPU | RAM | SSD | Bandwidth | Price | |
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| KVMSSD1 | 1 core | 1 GB | 16 GB | 1 TB | $19.00/mo | Order Now |
| KVMSSD2 | 1 core | 2 GB | 32 GB | 1 TB | $29.00/mo | Order Now |
| KVMSSD4 | 1 core | 4 GB | 64 GB | 2 TB | $59.00/mo | Order Now |
Business VPS Plans
For growing sites, small SaaS products, or businesses running multiple applications that need more consistent headroom.
| Plan | CPU | RAM | SSD | Bandwidth | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KVMSSD8 | 2 cores | 8 GB | 128 GB | 4 TB | $99.00/mo | Order Now |
| KVMSSD12 | 3 cores | 12 GB | 192 GB | 6 TB | $149.00/mo | Order Now |
| KVMSSD16 | 4 cores | 16 GB | 256 GB | 8 TB | $199.00/mo | Order Now |
| KVMSSD24 | 6 cores | 24 GB | 384 GB | 12 TB | $299.00/mo | Order Now |
| KVMSSD32 | 8 cores | 32 GB | 512 GB | 16 TB | $379.00/mo | Order Now |
Power VPS Plans
High-traffic sites, resource-intensive applications, or businesses consolidating multiple servers onto one powerful instance.
| Plan | CPU | RAM | SSD | Bandwidth | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KVMSSD48 | 12 cores | 48 GB | 768 GB | 24 TB | $549.00/mo | Order Now |
| KVMSSD64 | 16 cores | 64 GB | 1024 GB | 32 TB | $729.00/mo | Order Now |
| KVMSSD96 | 24 cores | 96 GB | 1536 GB | 48 TB | $999.00/mo | Order Now |
| KVMSSD128 | 32 cores | 128 GB | 2048 GB | 64 TB | $1,249.00/mo | Order Now |
| KVMSSD192 | 48 cores | 192 GB | 3072 GB | 96 TB | $1,799.00/mo | Order Now |
Not Sure Which VPS Plan You Need?
Picking between 13 tiers can feel like guesswork if you’re not used to comparing server specs. Our free hosting plan quiz asks a few plain-English questions about your site or application and points you toward the right tier — no CPU or RAM math required.
VPS vs. Shared vs. Reseller Hosting
Shared hosting is the right call for a single straightforward website — you share server resources with other accounts, which keeps the price low.
VPS hosting gives you dedicated CPU and RAM on your own virtual server, with full root access to install and configure whatever your application needs.
If you’re looking to host multiple client websites under separate cPanel accounts and resell hosting as a business, our Reseller Hosting plans are built specifically for that instead.
A useful way to think about it: shared hosting is renting a room in a house full of other tenants. VPS hosting is renting your own apartment in that same building — your own space, your own lease terms, but you still share the building’s overall structure with other units.
A dedicated server, by comparison, is owning the whole building yourself — maximum control, at a proportionally higher cost.
When to Upgrade From Shared to VPS Hosting
A few signs it’s time to move: your site slows down noticeably during traffic spikes, your host has told you you’re using too many server resources, or you need software or a configuration your shared hosting plan simply doesn’t allow.
If none of those apply yet, shared hosting is still the more cost-effective choice. There’s no need to move to VPS before you actually need the extra headroom.
Serving Local and Remote VPS Clients
We host VPS clients throughout Montgomery County and the surrounding Indiana area, including Crawfordsville and Ladoga, alongside remote clients across the country.
Every VPS runs on the same infrastructure and gets the same support, whether you’re down the road or across the country.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. You can upgrade to a larger VPS plan at any time as your needs grow — just open a ticket and we’ll handle the migration to your new resources.
Not sure? Try our free hosting plan quiz — answer a few questions about your site or app and it’ll point you toward the right VPS tier instead of guessing.
Every VPS plan is fully managed at the infrastructure level — we handle the hardware, network, and virtualization layer. Software and OS-level management (installing applications, configuring your server) is your responsibility on standard plans, though our support team is available to help if you get stuck.
Every VPS runs on KVM virtualization with RAID 10 SSD storage, giving each server dedicated resources and redundant storage instead of sharing a single disk with every other account on the node.
