Developers & power users
Full servers, lighter options when you don't need a whole machine, snapshots, and a console that actually works — so you can ship instead of babysitting hardware.
The controls you need, explained in plain language.
01 · Full servers
Each full server is yours to configure — pick CPU, memory, and disk, boot from a template or your own image, and open a screen console when something won't boot.
02 · Lightweight servers
Need something between shared hosting and a whole machine? Lightweight servers start fast, use less memory, and are great for bots, small web services, and side projects.
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Make an account in a minute — you're most of the way there.
03 · Staging & test environments
Need a clean place to test a release, or a staging box that mirrors production? Spin it up for a few hours, snapshot the state you care about, tear it down when you're done.
04 · Controls that aren't hidden upsells
We don't tuck the good stuff behind enterprise tiers. Schedule a backup, adjust firewall rules, point a custom domain — all from the same account page.
Three things that matter when you're past the tutorial phase.
See the screen for full servers, use the built-in console for game servers and lightweight servers. When boot hangs, you can look — not just guess.
Take one before a risky change, restore in seconds, or spin a copy for testing. Fast, affordable, and meant to be used.
If a size shows up at checkout, we have room for it. No waitlists for the plan you actually need.
Make an account in a minute, run a real server in five.
