Guaranteed Resources, Billed In PKR
Every tier includes full root access, KVM virtualization and free migration from your current host.
VPS Starter
For staging sites and small applications
- ✔ 2 vCPU Cores
- ✔ 4 GB RAM
- ✔ 80 GB NVMe Storage
- ✔ 2 TB Bandwidth
- ✔ Full Root Access
VPS Business
For production apps and busy stores
- ✔ 4 vCPU Cores
- ✔ 8 GB RAM
- ✔ 160 GB NVMe Storage
- ✔ 4 TB Bandwidth
- ✔ Free Migration
VPS Pro
For high-traffic platforms and agencies
- ✔ 6 vCPU Cores
- ✔ 16 GB RAM
- ✔ 320 GB NVMe Storage
- ✔ 6 TB Bandwidth
- ✔ Priority Support
VPS Enterprise
For large platforms with heavy workloads
- ✔ 8 vCPU Cores
- ✔ 32 GB RAM
- ✔ 640 GB NVMe Storage
- ✔ 10 TB Bandwidth
- ✔ Dedicated IP Included
All VPS plans use KVM virtualization with dedicated (not oversold) vCPU and RAM allocations. Bandwidth overages are billed transparently — we'll always contact you before any action is taken.
Built For Developers Who Need Real Isolation
Full Root Access
Install anything, open any port, configure the server exactly how your application needs it.
KVM Virtualization
True hardware-level isolation — your vCPU and RAM are dedicated, never oversold or shared.
Pure NVMe Storage
Every tier runs on enterprise NVMe drives for consistently low-latency disk I/O.
60-Second Provisioning
Spin up Ubuntu, AlmaLinux, Windows Server, or a one-click app image in under a minute.
DDoS Protection
Network-level DDoS mitigation is on by default, at no extra cost, on every VPS plan.
Snapshot Backups
Take on-demand snapshots before risky changes and roll back in minutes if something breaks.
The Signs Your Site Has Outgrown Shared Hosting
We get asked constantly whether a given site "needs" a VPS, and the honest answer is that most sites don't — shared hosting, sized correctly, handles the overwhelming majority of business websites just fine. The signal worth watching for isn't traffic volume on its own; it's whether your site's performance has become unpredictable. If your store loads fast at 2am but crawls during a sale, or your load times swing wildly for no reason you can point to, that's usually a shared-hosting symptom, because you're sharing CPU and I/O with everyone else on that server. A VPS fixes that specific problem by giving you a guaranteed, isolated slice of resources that nothing else on the physical host can touch — your performance stops depending on what your neighbours are doing.
The other common trigger is needing something shared hosting simply can't offer: a custom runtime version, a background job queue, a Redis cache, or software that isn't in cPanel's one-click installer list. Root access on a VPS means you're not waiting on us to add support for something — you install it yourself. We'd rather have that conversation honestly than upsell a VPS to someone whose shared hosting is working fine, which is why our support team will tell you directly if we think you don't need the upgrade yet.
- ✔ Guaranteed vCPU and RAM — never oversold
- ✔ Root access for custom software and runtimes
- ✔ We'll tell you honestly if you don't need to upgrade yet
- ✔ Upgrade path to dedicated hardware when you outgrow VPS
VPS Hosting FAQ
Yes, every VPS plan ships with full root (Linux) or administrator (Windows) access. You can install any software, open any port, and configure the server however your application needs.
On shared hosting your site shares CPU and RAM with other accounts on the same server. A VPS gives you a guaranteed, isolated slice of CPU, RAM and NVMe storage that nothing else on the physical host can touch, so your performance stays predictable even if a neighbouring server is under heavy load.
Yes. Every plan lets you deploy Ubuntu, AlmaLinux, Debian, or a Windows Server image, along with one-click images for WordPress, Docker, and Node.js if you'd rather skip manual setup.
All VPS plans are self-managed by default, meaning you control the OS and installed software. Our support team will still help with network, hardware, and hypervisor-level issues at no charge, and can assist with initial server hardening on request.
Yes. Upgrades between VPS tiers are applied to your existing server with a brief reboot, typically under two minutes, rather than requiring a fresh migration.