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SSD Virtual Servers (VDS / VPS)

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SSD Virtual Servers (VDS / VPS)

Full-featured, full-performance VDS / VPS packages with the best virtualization solutions.

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Lite Cloud Server

Monthly

€17,92

Our new Cloud Server (VPS) are fantastic value for money. 25 locations to choose from and many operating systems.

This server comes with -

Set Features
- 1 x vCore CPU
- 1024MB RAM
- 25GB SSD
- 1000GB Data Transfer (Traffic)
Your Choice Features
- Choose from 25 locations around the world
- Choose your Operating System (from FREE)
Add to Cart
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Lite Plus Cloud Server

Monthly

€23,90

Our new Cloud Server (VPS) are fantastic value for money. 25 locations to choose from and many operating systems.

This server comes with -

Set Features
- 1 x vCore CPU
- 2048MB RAM
- 55GB SSD
- 2000GB Data Transfer (Traffic)
Your Choice Features
- Choose from 25 locations around the world
- Choose your Operating System (from FREE)
Add to Cart

Free Transfer of Your Sites

From cPanel to cPanel we have free web sites transfer for all server and hosting orders.

You do not have to be an expert!

You do not need to be an expert for server administration and security. Thanks to our experienced and expert team, your servers are in the right hands.

Full Performance and Full Hardware

All our servers are kept up to date and presented to you with modern hardware and software.

Hassle-free and Secure!

In our servers, all known optimization and security measures are being implemented and necessary precautions are taken to avoid any adverse events.


Frequently Asked Questions

A VDS (Virtual Dedicated Server) or VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a server that resides on the same hardware as other servers, but has its own resources and is separated from other servers running on the same hardware. A VPS and VDS tend only to differ only in the fact that a VDS has permanent resources assigned according to the plan and a VPS will use the system resources up to the max permitted by the plan, but hand them back the host when not in use. So a VDS with 8 GB of RAM always has 8 GB of RAM assigned from the host and a VPS might show 8 GB of RAM available, but it actually only has as much as is needed and will be issued more by the host as needed up to the 8 GB.

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