Linux VPS Hosting

Virtual Private Servers, built for real workloads

Full root SSH, NVMe/SSD storage, DDoS-protected network, and your choice of Linux distro — deploy in minutes.

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Pick the plan that fits your workload

NVMe/SSD storage, full root access, and DDoS protection on every plan. All servers are hosted in the United States. Cancel anytime.

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Prices in GH₵. International Visa/Mastercard accepted — pay from USD, EUR, GBP.

Full root SSH

Install any stack, run any service — it's your box.

NVMe / SSD storage

Fast disks for fast apps, builds, and databases.

DDoS protection

Active mitigation keeps your services online.

Multiple Linux distros

Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, AlmaLinux, Rocky, Fedora.

Technical Specifications

Operating Systems
  • Ubuntu 20.04 / 22.04 / 24.04
  • Debian 11 / 12
  • CentOS Stream
  • AlmaLinux & Rocky Linux
  • Fedora
Performance
  • NVMe / SSD storage
  • Tier IV data center
  • Backed by Juniper networks
  • US data center location
Networking
  • DDoS protection
  • Private networking
  • rDNS support
  • Dedicated IP included
  • Quick VNC access
Location & Access
  • Servers located in the United States
  • US-based dedicated IP
  • Self-managed with full root access
  • Console & rescue mode available
FAQ

Common questions

Do I get full root access?
Yes — every VPS ships with full root SSH access from day one. Install and configure anything you want.
Which Linux distros are supported?
Ubuntu (20.04 / 22.04 / 24.04), Debian 11 & 12, CentOS Stream, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, and Fedora. Pick your OS at checkout.
How fast does my VPS activate?
Once payment clears, provisioning is automatic — you receive login details by email within a few minutes.
Where are the servers located?
All our VPS servers are hosted in the United States, and every server comes with a US-based IP address. Server location and IP country cannot be changed.
Can international customers buy?
Yes — prices are shown in GH₵ but we accept international Visa and Mastercard. Your bank charges you in your own currency at the cedi equivalent.