Cloud servers for Linux, Windows and macOS
Linux, Windows and macOS servers, each as a VPS or as a larger VDS with NVMe storage and nested virtualization. Pick the operating system, the size and the location; every server comes with root or administrator access and live prices below.
Ubuntu
Debian
AlmaLinux
Windows
VPS or VDS?
VPS Hosting
Affordable virtual servers for Linux, Windows and macOS, plus Apple silicon Macs on request. The right start for websites, apps, development and test.
Compare VPS plansVDS Hosting
Larger servers for Linux, Windows and macOS with NVMe storage and nested virtualization, for databases, CI, Hyper-V, WSL 2 and your own virtual machines.
Compare VDS plansChoose your server line
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Linux VPS Hosting
Linux VPS Hosting grants you more control and freedom with virtual private servers, particularly suited for Linux-based projects, offering excellent performance and customization.
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Windows VPS Hosting
Windows VPS Hosting is an ideal choice for high-performance Windows projects. It offers customization and control over your hosting environment.
Starting from $13.99/月 -
macOS VPS Hosting
Designed for macOS-based applications and development projects, our macOS VPS Hosting lets you host your macOS projects securely.
Starting from $13.99/月 -
Linux VDS Hosting
Linux VDS Hosting is scalable and high-performance, utilizing virtual dedicated servers to cater to your Linux-based projects.
Starting from $29.90/月 -
Windows VDS Hosting
Windows VDS Hosting is perfect for customizable and high-performance hosting for Windows-based projects.
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macOS VDS Hosting
Mac VDS hosting is a virtual dedicated server hosting that handles the macOS operating system, also known as macOS VDS hosting. It enables users to run macOS-based applications, xCode development, software, and services in a virtualized environment by authorising them to lease or rent virtual servers that run on macOS. Whether for personal or business use, you need a web hosting service to get your ideas online.
Starting from $1.00/月
VPS, VDS, nested or dedicated?
All of our servers give you root or administrator access. They differ in size, storage and how much of the machine is yours.
| VPS | VDS | Nested dedicated | Dedicated server | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | A virtual server | A larger virtual server with nested virtualization | A virtual server built for nested work, sized in the order form | A whole physical machine |
| Storage | SSD | NVMe SSD | NVMe SSD | SSD or NVMe, per server |
| Virtual machines inside | No | Yes | Yes | Yes, with your own hypervisor |
| Operating systems | Linux, Windows Server, macOS | Linux, Windows Server, macOS | Linux, Windows Server, Windows desktop | Linux, BSD, Windows Server, hypervisors |
| Best for | Websites, apps, dev and test | Databases, CI, Hyper-V and WSL 2, larger apps | Android emulators, network and hypervisor labs | Peak performance and isolation |
What our cloud servers have in common
Root or administrator access
Install and configure anything: root on Linux, Administrator on Windows, an admin account on macOS.
Unlimited bandwidth
Every VPS and VDS plan on this page lists unlimited bandwidth.
Your choice of image
Linux distributions with or without a control panel, Windows Server versions and macOS releases.
Three continents
Locations in the United States, Europe and Asia, chosen when you order.
Free migration on many plans
Linux VPS, Linux VDS and Windows VDS plans include free migration from your current host.
Room to grow
Move to a bigger plan, then to a VDS or a dedicated server, as your project grows.
Backups included
Free weekly and monthly backups come with every plan. For data that changes every day, keep copies of your own as well.
Extra disk space
Add disk space in the order form on every line, without moving to a bigger plan.
One client area
Servers, invoices and support tickets are managed in the same client area.
Pick the line that fits the job
Websites, apps and APIs on Linux
KVM servers with root access, free control panels and locations on three continents.
Linux VPS
vps-01.example.com203.0.113.24 · Ubuntu 26.04
Running
Labs with nested virtualization
Run Hyper-V, WSL 2, Proxmox VE or emulators inside a VDS or a nested dedicated server.
VDS plansVM 1
VM 2
VM 3
Every operating system, on every server line
The newest supported version of each system is shown here; every server page lists all versions with their support status, and the control panels you can add.
Linux
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Ubuntu
Versions:
26.04 LTS
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Debian
Versions:
13
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AlmaLinux
Versions:
10
AlmaLinux 10 also comes as an x86-64-v2 build for older processors.
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Rocky Linux
Versions:
10
Version 10 needs a processor with x86-64-v3 (AVX2).
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Versions:
10
Version 10 needs a processor with x86-64-v3 (AVX2).
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Oracle Linux
Versions:
10
Version 10 needs a processor with x86-64-v3 (AVX2).
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CentOS Stream
Versions:
10
Version 10 needs a processor with x86-64-v3 (AVX2).
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CloudLinux OS Versions: 10 Built for shared hosting servers: every account is isolated with its own resource limits.
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Fedora Server
Versions:
44
A new release every six months, each with about 13 months of updates.
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openSUSE Leap
Versions:
16.0
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Versions:
16
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Alpine Linux
Versions:
3.24
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Arch Linux
Rolling release, always the latest packages
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Kali Linux
Rolling release, always the latest packages
Made for security testing.
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Gentoo
Rolling release, always the latest packages
BSD
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FreeBSD
Versions:
15.1
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OpenBSD
Versions:
7.9
Only the two newest releases get fixes.
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NetBSD
Versions:
11.0
Windows Server
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Windows Server
Versions:
2025
Two simultaneous Remote Desktop sessions for administration.
Desktop systems
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Windows (desktop)
macOS
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macOS
Versions:
Golden Gate 27
Runs on Apple hardware.
Virtualization
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Proxmox VE
Versions:
9
Open-source virtualization platform for KVM virtual machines and LXC containers.
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VMware ESXi
Versions:
9
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Hyper-V Server
Versions:
2019
The last standalone release; newer Hyper-V comes as a role of Windows Server 2025.
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XCP-ng Versions: 8.3 LTS
Storage and network appliances
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TrueNAS Community Edition Versions: 25.10 Storage appliance: needs disks passed through directly (HBA or JBOD, no hardware RAID).
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Proxmox Backup Server
Versions:
4
Backup server for Proxmox VE.
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OPNsense Versions: 26.7 Firewall and router.
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pfSense CE Versions: 2.9 Firewall and router.
Services that work well together
Frequently asked questions
What is a cloud server?
A cloud server is a virtual machine running on our infrastructure, with its own share of processor, memory and storage. It works like a physical server, but it is ready in a fraction of the time and you can move to a bigger plan when your project grows.
What is the difference between a VPS and a VDS?
Both are virtual servers with root or administrator access, the same kind of images and the same locations. A VDS adds nested virtualization, so you can run your own virtual machines, Hyper-V, WSL 2 or emulators inside it, and comes with larger vCPU and memory allocations on NVMe SSD storage. A VPS is the affordable starting point.
Which cloud server should I choose?
Start with the operating system your software needs: Linux for most web stacks, Windows for .NET and Windows applications, macOS for Xcode and Apple platforms. Then choose a VPS for small and medium projects, or a VDS when you need more power or your own virtual machines inside. If you are unsure, contact us and we will suggest a plan.
Do I get root access on a cloud server?
Yes. Linux servers come with root access, Windows servers with Administrator access and macOS servers with an administrator account, so you can install and configure anything you need.
Where are the cloud servers located?
Linux and Windows servers can run in Dallas, New York, Los Angeles, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Istanbul or Singapore. macOS servers run in Dallas, Los Angeles, Amsterdam or Frankfurt. You choose the location in the order form.
Do cloud servers include a dedicated IP address?
Linux and Windows plans include a dedicated IPv4 address. On macOS plans, a dedicated IPv4 address is an option in the order form.
Can I move from a VPS to a VDS or a dedicated server later?
Yes. You can move to a bigger plan as your project grows. Moving to another line, such as from a VPS to a dedicated server, means setting up the new server and migrating your data, and we can help you plan the move.
Can I install a control panel?
Yes. Linux servers run cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin and free panels such as HestiaCP, CyberPanel, aaPanel and CloudPanel; each server page lists every panel with the systems it supports. On Windows you can add Plesk or the free SolidCP, or manage the server directly.
Are backups included?
Yes. Free weekly and monthly backups are included with every plan. For data that changes every day, also keep copies of your own, for example with an off-site backup tool, so you can restore exactly the version you need.
Can I get a refund on a cloud server?
Yes. Our Linux, Windows and macOS VPS and VDS lines are covered by our refund policy: cancel within 30 days of payment and ask for a refund. For macOS services any setup cost is deducted from the refund, and payments made in cryptocurrency are final.
Questions before you order?
Send us a message and our team will help you choose the right service.