A virtual private server gives your project its own share of processor, memory and storage, with root or administrator access. Choose Linux, Windows or macOS, compare the live plans below and deploy in the location closest to your users.
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Each line has its own page with every plan, image and location. Prices are live; a line without a listed price is prepared on request.
KVM servers with root access for websites, apps and APIs. Plans list vCPU, RAM and SSD; a dedicated IPv4, unlimited bandwidth and free control panels are included.
Windows Server with Remote Desktop for .NET sites, business apps and always-on tools. Plans include a dedicated IPv4, the IIS web server and free snapshots.
Macs on Apple hardware for Xcode builds, code signing and CI. Plans list vCPU, RAM, storage and the newest macOS they support; a dedicated IPv4 is an order option.
Macs with Apple silicon for macOS 27 and Xcode 27, which Apple releases only for Apple silicon. No plans are listed online yet: prepared on request.
Choose the operating system your software needs first; the plan size comes second.
| Linux | Windows | macOS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Images | Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux and CentOS Stream, also with a control panel | Windows Server 2016, 2019 and 2022 | macOS Catalina to macOS Tahoe |
| OS license | Free, open-source distributions | Windows Server, licensed by Microsoft | macOS, licensed by Apple, on Apple hardware |
| Control panels | Free HestiaCP, CyberPanel and aaPanel; paid cPanel and Plesk | Plesk with a license, or none | Not needed: you work in macOS |
| Remote access | SSH as root | Remote Desktop as Administrator | Screen Sharing (VNC) and SSH |
| Typical work | Websites, apps, APIs, containers and databases | ASP.NET and .NET, SQL Server, Windows apps, trading platforms | Xcode builds, code signing, iOS and macOS CI |
| Locations | Dallas, New York, Los Angeles, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Istanbul, Singapore | Dallas, New York, Los Angeles, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Istanbul, Singapore | Dallas, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Frankfurt |
Both are macOS virtual private servers. This is how they differ today, from our live product data and Apple's published requirements.
| macOS VPS | Apple silicon macOS VPS | |
|---|---|---|
| Ordering | Online now, with live plans and prices | On request: no plans are listed online yet |
| macOS versions | Catalina to Tahoe, chosen in the order form | For macOS 27, which Apple releases only for Apple silicon |
| Xcode | The Xcode releases your macOS version supports | Xcode 27, which runs only on Apple silicon |
| Plans | vCPU, RAM and storage listed for every plan | Configuration and price confirmed with your request |
| Locations | Dallas, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Frankfurt | Confirmed with your request |
All three give you root or administrator access. They differ in size, storage and how much of the hardware is yours.
| VPS | VDS | Dedicated server | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A virtual server with its own vCPU, memory and storage | A larger virtual server with nested virtualization | A whole physical machine |
| Your own VMs inside | No | Yes, nested virtualization is available | Yes, with your own hypervisor |
| Storage | SSD | NVMe SSD | SSD or NVMe, per server |
| Operating systems | Linux, Windows, macOS | Linux, Windows, macOS | Linux and Proxmox VE |
| Typical work | Websites, apps, development and test | Databases, CI, Hyper-V and WSL 2, emulators, larger apps | Peak loads, virtualization hosts, full isolation |
| Price level | Lowest | Middle | Highest |
Start with a VPS, move to a VDS when you need more power or your own virtual machines, and choose a dedicated server when you need the whole machine.
VDS plans add larger allocations, NVMe storage and nested virtualization. Dedicated servers give you the whole machine.
Choose the location closest to your users.
Pick the product, location and billing cycle that fit your project.
Review your cart and pay with one of the available payment methods.
We email your login details as soon as the service is ready.
Open a support ticket from the client area and follow every reply.
Tell us what you run today and where it is hosted. We will reply with the steps to move it to your new HyperDC service.
VPS hosting gives you a virtual private server: a virtual machine with its own share of processor, memory and storage on our infrastructure. Unlike shared hosting, nobody else uses your server, and you get root or administrator access to install and configure whatever your project needs.
With shared hosting, many websites share one server and its settings. A VPS is your own virtual machine: you choose the operating system and the software, you can run background processes and custom services, and other customers' traffic does not change how your server is configured.
Linux and Windows VPS plans are KVM virtual machines, so each server runs its own kernel and operating system. macOS VPS plans run on Apple hardware, as Apple's license requires, and the Apple silicon line uses Apple's Virtualization framework.
Choose by operating system first: Linux for most web stacks, containers and APIs, Windows for .NET and Windows applications, macOS for Xcode and Apple platforms. Then pick the plan size; you can move to a bigger plan or a VDS later.
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.
macOS VPS plans are listed online with live prices and offer macOS Catalina to macOS Tahoe in the order form. The Apple silicon line is prepared on request for macOS 27 and Xcode 27, which Apple releases only for Macs with Apple silicon.
Linux and Windows VPS plans run in Dallas, New York, Los Angeles, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Istanbul or Singapore. macOS VPS plans run in Dallas, Los Angeles, Amsterdam or Frankfurt. You choose the location in the order form.
Yes. Move to a bigger plan as your project grows, or to a VDS when you need more power or nested virtualization. Disks cannot be made smaller, so moving to a smaller plan means a backup and a fresh server.
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.
Yes. VPS plans 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.
Every plan lists the billing cycles it is offered with. Switch the cycle above the plans to compare prices; longer cycles show the saving against monthly billing when there is one.
Choose one of the payment methods offered at checkout. Every invoice also stays available in the client area, where you can pay it online.
Your service appears in the client area as soon as it is set up. From there you can manage it, pay invoices and open support tickets.
Send us a message and our team will help you choose the right service.
