Serious servers without building your own datacenter.
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.

What power users want, on tap
The controls you need, explained in plain language.

01 · Full servers
A real machine, not a mystery box.
Each full server is a real machine — pick the size that fits, start from one of our templates, and open a screen console when something won't boot.
- Sizes from 2 GB to 32 GB, resize later
- A catalog of Linux templates to start from
- Screen console when you need eyes on boot
- Root access from the first boot

02 · Lightweight servers
Smaller footprint when a full server is overkill.
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.
- Fast starts, smaller monthly cost
- Same charts, snapshots, and console as full servers
- Great for side services and experiments
- Pay less when you don't need a full machine
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03 · Staging & test environments
Spin one up for a sprint, shut it down on Friday.
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.
- Pay for the time you use
- Snapshots you can restore or clone
- Name your services so they're easy to find later
- Scripting hooks on the roadmap

04 · Controls that aren't hidden upsells
Controls on the same page as everything else.
Switch the firewall profile, point a custom domain, turn on managed backups, watch usage — all from the same service page, no ticket in between.
- Restricted or open firewall profile per service
- Custom domain plus a safe testing URL while you set up
- Optional managed backups, daily or weekly
- Live charts for CPU, memory, disk, and network
Why developers stick around
Three things that matter when you're past the tutorial phase.
Consoles that work
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.
Snapshots that work
Take one before a risky change, restore in seconds, or spin a copy for testing. Fast, affordable, and meant to be used.
Sizes you can actually order
If a size shows up at checkout, we have room for it. No waitlists for the plan you actually need.
Stop running production on your laptop.
Make an account in a minute, run a real server in five.