VPS Micro
- 1× vCPU · Ryzen 9 9950X
- 1 GB DDR5 RAM
- 20 GB NVMe SSD
- Port 25 Gbps shared 5 TB fair use (outbound)
- Basic DDoS protection
- 1× IPv4 address
- IPv6 /64 included
VPS / STANDARD
Six tiers of unmanaged Linux VPS on the same AMD Ryzen 9 9950X metal in Langen, inside the Frankfurt metro. DDR5 memory, NVMe storage, a 25 Gbps shared port, one IPv4 and a routed IPv6 /64 on every plan. Pick the loadout, deploy in under a minute.
plans
Every tier runs the same CPU generation and the same NVMe storage. Moving up buys more vCPU, RAM, disk and included traffic, not faster silicon. A workload that behaves on VPS Micro behaves the same way on VPS Ultra, with more headroom to grow into.
Pricing in EUR · 20% Austrian VAT for AT consumers · Reverse charge for EU B2B
included
There is no feature tier here. The only thing that changes between VPS Micro at €3,99 and VPS Ultra is how much of the machine you get.
Unmanaged by default. Root from first boot, any distribution, any stack. We run the hardware and the network, everything above that line is yours.
One dedicated IPv4 address on every tier, plus a routed IPv6 /64 you can subnet however you like. Extra IPv4 addresses are €3/mo.
Volumetric and protocol attacks at Layer 3/4 are filtered automatically at our edge, included on every Standard tier. Always-on filtering is what Shield adds.
Reinstall, live browser console, rescue mode and custom ISO boot. Not an off-the-shelf skin, and no ticket needed to use any of it.
Provisioning is automated. After payment confirmation the VPS is typically running in under 60 seconds, with credentials waiting in the client portal.
Bill monthly, quarterly or annually, your choice at checkout. Renewal is automatic; consumers get an email reminder at least 14 days before the cancellation deadline.
operating system
One-click templates, full remote desktop variants, or an ISO you upload yourself. Reinstall as often as you want from the panel, no ticket and no wait.
Debian 12 and 13, Ubuntu 24.04 and 26.04, Rocky 9 and 10, AlmaLinux 9 and 10, Fedora 44. Cloud-init ready, root from first boot.
Deployed in under a minute.
Windows Server as a 180-day Microsoft evaluation image, or bring your own license and activate it yourself. Remote desktop is reachable the moment the VM boots.
Evaluation or BYOL. We don't resell Windows licenses.
Upload your own ISO and boot it. MikroTik RouterOS, pfSense, OPNsense, TrueNAS, a niche BSD, your own build. Attach and detach without rebooting, and set the boot order yourself.
Private to your account, kept for 7 days.
Every plan ships with an IPv4 address and a routed IPv6 /64. Extra IPv4 is €3/mo.
network
Every VPS sits behind a 25 Gbps port shared across the node. It is a ceiling you burst into, and we would sooner say so here than let you find out on a busy Friday. What it buys you is headroom. A single VPS pushes far harder than the 1 Gbps you usually get at this price, because the capacity is real hardware and we do not meter it back to you a tier at a time.
Included outbound traffic scales with the plan, from 5 TB on VPS Micro to 75 TB on VPS Ultra. Inbound is not metered at all. The figure is fair use. A month that runs over gets you an email from us, not a bill computed by the gigabyte.
One caveat to plan around, and it catches people out. Sustained connectionless traffic looks a great deal like an attack. Heavy UDP, speed tests, large backup jobs and long-running SFTP transfers can all trip the automated protection and get filtered. If that shape of workload is the whole point of your server, tell us first. We will whitelist the pattern and save you a week of chasing packet loss that was never really there.
important · about ddos protection
When our edge detects an attack, mitigation kicks in automatically. Detection and routing take a few seconds, which can cause brief packet loss or a short reconnect for whatever's running. That gap is the whole difference between reactive and always-on filtering.
For static sites, dev environments, control panels, and most back-office workloads, totally fine. For game servers, web shops, fast-transaction APIs, or anything where a 5-second hiccup is a customer leaving, you want always-on. That's Shield DDoS VPS.
support
Support covers the infrastructure underneath your server: the network, hardware failure and power. It does not cover your operating system, your configuration or your application. If the node has a problem, that is ours to fix. If nginx will not start, that one is yours. Plenty of providers leave this vague until the first ticket, and the argument that follows helps nobody.
On availability we target 99.9% average annual network uptime. We operate to that number and stop short of calling it a promise. DDoS events, and the automated mitigation that answers them, can affect reachability in ways nobody can forecast. Need a binding figure with consequences attached? That lives in a separate written agreement. Ask and we will draw one up.
Backups are yours. We do not keep copies of customer data as a service, and any backup worth having lives outside the infrastructure it protects. When a contract ends the server is deactivated and the data is permanently deleted. Download whatever matters before the term runs out.
faq
The hardware is identical. Standard VPS uses reactive mitigation: an attack has to be detected before filtering engages. That can mean a few seconds of packet loss at the start of an incident. Shield routes your traffic through the scrubbing layer 24/7 with no detection gap, and adds Layer 7 plus per-game application profiles. If five seconds costs you a customer or a full server of players, you want Shield.
A VPS is a virtualised environment on shared physical hardware, and CPU cores can be shared between instances. That is standard for the product class and our terms say so plainly. The core count on each plan is what your VPS is allocated. If your workload needs cores reserved outright, contact us and we will spec it as an individual agreement.
Yes. All six tiers run on the same class of hardware, so moving up is a plan change and nobody has to migrate you onto different metal. Open a ticket from the client portal and we will size it with you.
One-click templates for Debian 12 and 13, Ubuntu 24.04 and 26.04, Rocky 9 and 10, AlmaLinux 9 and 10 and Fedora 44, all cloud-init ready. Windows Server is available as a 180-day Microsoft evaluation image or bring your own licence, we do not resell Windows licences. Anything else, upload an ISO and boot it: RouterOS, pfSense, OPNsense, TrueNAS, a niche BSD, your own build.
Included outbound traffic runs from 5 TB on VPS Micro to 75 TB on VPS Ultra. Inbound is not metered. The figure is fair use, so we do not bill overshoot by the gigabyte and nobody gets a surprise invoice for a busy month. There is one thing to plan around: sustained connectionless traffic such as UDP floods, speed tests, backups and very large SFTP transfers can look like an attack to the automated protection. Tell us in advance if you intend to run any of those hard.
No, and you should not assume otherwise. Backups are your responsibility and belong outside our infrastructure. When a contract ends the server is deactivated and the data is permanently deleted, so pull anything you want to keep before the term expires.
We target an average annual network availability of 99.9%. Treat that as the number we operate to. We stop short of calling it a guarantee: DDoS events, and the automated mitigation that answers them, can affect availability in ways nobody can forecast. If you need a binding figure with consequences attached, we can put one in a separate written agreement.
Consumers ordering at a distance have a 14-day right of withdrawal under Austrian law. The full wording and the model withdrawal form are in our cancellation policy. Business customers are billed for the period they ordered.
Card, PayPal and Bitcoin, all through the client portal. Prices are quoted in EUR net. 20% Austrian VAT applies to Austrian consumers, and EU businesses with a valid VAT ID are reverse-charged at checkout.
Langen, Germany, a carrier-neutral facility just south of Frankfurt Airport in the Frankfurt metro area. It runs redundant dark fibre into Equinix FR4-FR8 and the Digital Realty campus in Frankfurt am Main, which is what gives you single-digit-millisecond latency across most of Central Europe.
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