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KVM VPS Hosting

VPS Hosting in 47 Global Locations

High-performance KVM virtual private servers with NVMe SSD storage, full root access and a dedicated IP address. Deploy close to your users on six continents, with the same price at renewal.

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  • NVMe speed
  • 24/7 support
VPS Plans

VPS Hosting Plans & Pricing

Eight KVM VPS plans with NVMe storage, full root access and a dedicated IPv4 address. The list below is our standard regional catalogue. Open any location page to see the exact plans and prices for that data center.

Extra disk and transfer can be added to every plan at checkout. KVM virtualisation, full root access.

VPS 1C-2G

A great way to get started.

$19.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU1 core
  • RAM2 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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VPS 1C-4G

A great way to get started.

$24.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU1 core
  • RAM4 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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Most popular

VPS 2C-4G

Our most popular plan for this region.

$34.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU2 cores
  • RAM4 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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VPS 2C-8G

A great way to get started.

$49.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU2 cores
  • RAM8 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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VPS 4C-8G

A great way to get started.

$64.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU4 cores
  • RAM8 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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VPS 4C-16G

A great way to get started.

$89.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU4 cores
  • RAM16 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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VPS 8C-16G

A great way to get started.

$109.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU8 cores
  • RAM16 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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VPS 16C-32G

A great way to get started.

$199.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU16 cores
  • RAM32 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth2 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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Server Locations

Choose Your VPS Location

Pick from 47 data center locations across six continents. Deploying close to your audience lowers latency, speeds up page loads and can help with local data residency.

Coverage for the United States, Canada and Mexico.

USA VPSDallas, TX Canada VPSToronto Mexico VPSMexico City

Johannesburg, one of Africa's leading data center and interconnection hubs.

Egypt VPSCairo South Africa VPSJohannesburg

Sydney, serving Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific.

Australia VPSSydney
Overview

What Is VPS Hosting?

A Virtual Private Server (VPS) is a private, isolated server that runs on top of a powerful physical machine. Using virtualization, that machine is divided into several independent servers, each with its own operating system, its own guaranteed share of CPU, memory and storage, and its own IP address. From the inside, a VPS looks and behaves just like a dedicated server — you can log in as root, install any software and configure everything to suit your project.

VPS hosting sits between shared hosting and dedicated servers. Shared hosting is inexpensive, but hundreds of websites share the same resources and configuration, so performance can be unpredictable and you cannot run custom software. A dedicated server gives you an entire machine, but it costs far more and takes longer to provision or upgrade. A VPS delivers the control and consistent performance of a dedicated server at a price that growing businesses, developers and agencies can afford.

Every Vebloom VPS runs on KVM virtualization, which gives each server its own kernel and strict resource isolation. That means another customer's traffic spike can't eat into your CPU or memory, and you are free to run Docker, custom kernels, VPN software or Windows Server. Storage is NVMe SSD across all plans, so databases, file operations and page loads are dramatically faster than on traditional SATA storage.

What makes our VPS hosting different is that nothing is hidden until checkout. Each of the 47 regions publishes its own plan list and its own prices, because capacity genuinely costs more in some places than others — a server in Kuwait City is not the same cost base as one in Frankfurt. Plans run from 1 GB to 96 GB of RAM depending on the region. You won't find surprise renewal increases either: the price you sign up at is the price you keep. Choose the location closest to your users, pick the plan that fits your workload, and deploy in about a minute.

Whether you need a cheap VPS for a personal project, a Linux VPS for a production web stack, a Windows VPS for remote desktop and business software, or a fleet of high-memory servers for a global SaaS platform, you'll find the right fit — and you can upgrade whenever you need more power.

Why Vebloom

Why Choose Vebloom VPS Hosting

Straightforward pricing, modern infrastructure and a global footprint — without the fine print.

No Renewal Price Jumps

Many hosts lure you in with a discounted first term and then double the price. With Vebloom, every plan renews at exactly the price you signed up for, so your hosting budget stays predictable year after year.

Honest Regional Pricing

Deploy in Frankfurt, Tokyo, São Paulo or Sydney. Each region's plans and prices are printed on its own page, so you can compare properly before you commit — and nothing changes at renewal.

KVM Virtualization

Every server is a fully isolated KVM virtual machine with its own kernel and guaranteed resources. You get consistent performance and the freedom to run Docker, custom kernels and Windows Server.

NVMe SSD on Every Plan

All plans use NVMe SSD storage for much faster reads and writes than SATA SSDs — quicker page loads, faster database queries and shorter build and backup times.

DDoS Protection & Backups

Multi-layer DDoS mitigation and daily automated backups with seven days of retention are included on every VPS at no extra cost, in every location.

24/7 Expert Support

Our engineers are available around the clock via live chat, email and WhatsApp to help with deployment, networking and server-level issues whenever you need them.

Compare

Shared Hosting vs VPS vs Dedicated Server

Not sure whether you need a VPS? Here's how the three main hosting types compare.

FeatureShared HostingVPS HostingDedicated Server
ResourcesShared with many sitesGuaranteed CPU, RAM & storageEntire physical server
PerformanceVaries with neighboursConsistent and predictableMaximum
Root access
Custom softwareVery limitedInstall anythingInstall anything
Isolation & securityBasicStrong (KVM)Complete
Dedicated IPUsually extra Included Included
ScalingLimitedUpgrade in minutesNew hardware needed
Windows support
Typical costLowestFrom $14.99/moHighest
Best forSmall, simple websitesGrowing sites, apps, stores & gamesVery large, specialised workloads
Location Guide

How to Choose the Right VPS Location

The single most important rule is simple: host your VPS as close to your users as possible. Data travels through fibre at a finite speed, and every extra thousand kilometres adds latency to every request. Lower latency means faster page loads, more responsive APIs and smoother real-time experiences such as video calls, VoIP and live dashboards.

Beyond speed, location can matter for data residency. Some businesses — especially in finance, healthcare and the public sector — prefer or need to keep data within a specific country or region. Hosting in that country makes those conversations much easier.

If your audience is global, consider multiple locations. Because every Vebloom region prints its plans and prices up front, you can run a server in Europe, another in North America and another in Asia without any pricing surprises.

If your users are in…Consider
Western EuropeFrankfurt, Amsterdam, London
Southern EuropeMadrid, Paris
Central & Eastern EuropeWarsaw, Frankfurt
NordicsStockholm
India & South AsiaMumbai, Singapore
Southeast AsiaSingapore
Japan, Korea & TaiwanTokyo, Seoul
Israel & East MediterraneanTel Aviv
USADallas
Canada & US NortheastToronto
Mexico & Central AmericaMexico City
Brazil & Southern ConeSão Paulo, Santiago
Southern AfricaJohannesburg
Australia & New ZealandSydney
Plan Guide

Which VPS Plan Do You Need?

Every plan runs on the same KVM platform with NVMe storage. Pick the resources that match your workload today — you can upgrade at any time.

1–2 GB RAM

Personal & Starter

1–2 GB RAM and one CPU core for landing pages, personal blogs, small WordPress sites, VPNs, Discord and Telegram bots, cron jobs, monitoring agents and developer sandboxes.

4–8 GB RAM

Business Websites & Stores

Our most popular range. 4–8 GB RAM and 2–4 cores handle WooCommerce and Magento stores, multiple sites behind a control panel, Node.js and Laravel apps, Windows RDP and small application servers.

8–16 GB RAM

Apps, SaaS & Databases

8–16 cores and 16–32 GB RAM for busy databases, SaaS platforms, Docker and Kubernetes nodes, high-traffic content sites, analytics pipelines and larger game communities.

16 GB RAM and above

High-Performance & Data-Heavy

Up to 96 GB RAM, 24 cores and 1.6 TB of NVMe storage in our largest regions, for big databases, search clusters, media processing, CPU-based AI inference and enterprise applications with heavy concurrency.

Use Cases

What Can You Run on a VPS Server?

With dedicated resources and full root access, a VPS can power almost any online project.

Websites & Online Stores

Host WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento, PrestaShop or custom sites with the CPU, memory and NVMe speed to stay fast during traffic spikes and sales events.

SaaS & Web Applications

Deploy Laravel, Django, Rails, Node.js, Go or .NET applications, APIs and customer portals with predictable performance and room to scale.

Streaming & Media Delivery

Serve video, audio, podcasts and large downloads close to your audience, with NVMe storage for fast delivery and included DDoS protection.

Forex & Trading

Keep MetaTrader terminals, Expert Advisors and algorithmic trading bots running 24/7 on a Windows or Linux VPS that never switches off.

Docker, DevOps & CI/CD

Host container workloads, Git runners, build servers, staging environments, monitoring stacks and self-hosted developer tools.

Bots, Automation & AI Agents

Run workflow automation, scrapers, chatbots and self-hosted AI agents on an always-on server with a stable dedicated IP.

Operating Systems

Linux VPS or Windows VPS

A Linux VPS is the most popular choice for hosting. Linux is lightweight, secure and free, and it runs virtually all web software — from Apache, Nginx, PHP, Node.js and Python to MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis and Docker. Choose Ubuntu or Debian for a familiar, well-documented environment, or AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux if you prefer the Red Hat ecosystem and control panels that rely on it.

A Windows VPS is the right choice when you need Windows-specific software: Remote Desktop for your team, ASP.NET and .NET Framework applications, MSSQL, MetaTrader trading platforms or desktop accounting and business tools. Windows Server 2019 and 2022 are available on supported plans; we recommend VPS 2C-4G or higher so Windows has enough memory to run smoothly.

Whichever you choose, you can reinstall or switch operating systems from the control panel at any time — useful if your project changes direction.

Ubuntu Debian AlmaLinux Rocky Linux CentOS Fedora Windows Server
Infrastructure

Included With Every VPS

The same enterprise-grade platform in all 47 locations.

NVMe
SSD Storage
KVM
Virtualization
Root
Full Access
1 IPv4
Dedicated IP
DDoS
Protection
Daily
Backups
Linux / Win
OS Choice
99.9%
Uptime SLA
Get Started

Deploy Your VPS in Four Steps

Pick a Plan

Choose a plan from the location you picked. Every plan includes KVM, NVMe storage, root access, a dedicated IPv4 address and DDoS protection.

Choose a Location

Select the data center closest to your users from 47 locations worldwide — the price stays the same wherever you deploy.

Select Your OS

Pick Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS, Fedora or Windows Server on supported plans.

Go Live

Your VPS is provisioned automatically, usually in about 60 seconds. Log in over SSH or RDP and start building.

FAQ

VPS Hosting FAQs

Everything you need to know about our VPS plans, locations and features.

What is VPS hosting?
VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting gives you your own isolated virtual server running on powerful physical hardware. You get a guaranteed share of CPU, RAM and NVMe storage, full root access and a dedicated IP address, so you can install any software and configure the server exactly the way you want — without the cost of a full dedicated server.
How is a VPS different from shared hosting?
On shared hosting, hundreds of websites share the same server resources and settings, so a busy neighbour can slow your site down and you cannot install custom software. A VPS gives you dedicated resources, complete isolation from other customers, root access and far more consistent performance.
What is the difference between a VPS and a dedicated server?
A dedicated server gives you an entire physical machine, while a VPS gives you a guaranteed slice of one. With KVM virtualization, a VPS behaves like a dedicated server — your own kernel, root access and isolated resources — at a fraction of the price, and you can upgrade in minutes instead of waiting for new hardware.
How much does VPS hosting cost?
Pricing depends on the region you deploy in, because our capacity costs differ from one data center to the next. Entry plans start at $14.99/month in locations such as Germany, the Netherlands and Romania, at $19.99/month across most of Asia, the Middle East and South America, and higher in regions where transit is expensive — Kuwait, for example, starts at $42.99/month. Every location page lists its own plans and prices in full.
Is the price the same in every location?
No, and we publish the difference rather than hide it. Bandwidth, power and transit cost different amounts in Frankfurt, Jakarta and Kuwait City, so each region has its own plan list and its own prices. What is identical everywhere is the platform — KVM, NVMe, full root access, a dedicated IPv4 — and the promise that your renewal price matches your sign-up price.
Will my price increase when I renew?
No. The price you sign up at is the price you renew at. We don't use low introductory rates that jump after the first term.
Which VPS location should I choose?
Choose the location closest to the majority of your visitors. For Europe, Frankfurt, Amsterdam or London are great all-rounders; for South Asia, choose Mumbai or Singapore; for East Asia, Tokyo or Seoul; for North America, Dallas or Toronto; for Latin America, São Paulo, Santiago or Mexico City; for Africa, Johannesburg; and for Australia and New Zealand, Sydney. Each location page shows typical latency to nearby cities.
Can I run servers in multiple locations?
Absolutely. Many customers deploy servers in two or more regions to serve a global audience, add redundancy or keep data in specific countries. Because every region prints its plans and prices up front, mixing regions is simple to budget for.
Can I move my VPS to a different location later?
Yes. If your audience changes, contact our support team to plan a move to another location. We'll help you choose the right region and approach so your downtime is kept to a minimum.
What is KVM virtualization?
KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a hardware-assisted virtualization technology built into Linux. Each KVM VPS has its own kernel and a dedicated allocation of CPU and memory, which provides stronger isolation and more consistent performance than container-based VPS, and lets you run Docker, custom kernels and Windows Server.
Which operating systems are available?
You can deploy Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS and Fedora, and Windows Server 2019 and 2022 are available on supported plans. You can reinstall or switch your operating system from the control panel at any time.
Should I choose a Linux VPS or a Windows VPS?
Choose Linux for most websites, web applications, databases and Docker — it is lightweight, flexible and runs almost all web software. Choose Windows if you need Remote Desktop, .NET Framework or ASP.NET applications, MetaTrader, or desktop business software. We recommend at least a 4 GB RAM plan for Windows.
Do I get full root access?
Yes. Every VPS includes full root access on Linux, or Administrator access on Windows. You can install any software, configure firewalls, tune the kernel and manage every aspect of your server.
Do I get a dedicated IP address?
Yes. Every plan includes one dedicated IPv4 address from your chosen location. IPv6 is available on all plans, and additional IPv4 addresses can be requested from our support team.
How long does it take to deploy a VPS?
Deployment is automated. In most cases your VPS is online within about 60 seconds of payment confirmation, and your IP address and login credentials are sent to your email straight away.
Can I upgrade my VPS plan later?
Yes. You can upgrade to any larger plan at any time as your traffic grows. Upgrades typically require only a brief restart, and your data stays in place.
Is DDoS protection included?
Yes. Multi-layer DDoS protection is included on every VPS in every location at no extra cost. Malicious traffic is filtered before it reaches your server, helping keep your websites, APIs and applications online during attacks.
Are backups included?
Yes. Daily automated backups are included, with seven days of snapshots retained so you can restore your server if something goes wrong. For business-critical data we also recommend keeping an independent off-site backup.
Is your VPS hosting managed or unmanaged?
Our VPS plans are self-managed, giving you complete control over the operating system and software. Our 24/7 support team helps with provisioning, networking and server-level issues and can advise on your setup. If you need hands-on server management, contact us to discuss your project.
What can I host on a VPS?
Almost anything: WordPress and WooCommerce sites, online stores, SaaS applications, APIs, databases, Docker and Kubernetes workloads, VPNs, email relays for your own domains, forex trading platforms, CI/CD runners, bots and AI agents. Just make sure your usage follows our terms of service.
Which VPS plan should I start with?
VPS 1C-2G or VPS 1C-4G suits small websites, bots and test environments. VPS 2C-4G is our most popular plan and handles most business websites, WooCommerce stores and small applications. Choose VPS 2C-8G or VPS 4C-16G for busy stores, SaaS apps and databases, and VPS 8C-16G or VPS 16C-32G for high-traffic or data-heavy workloads. You can upgrade at any time.
What is your refund policy for VPS hosting?
VPS plans are eligible for a refund within 7 days of purchase if the issue is on our side, such as a hardware failure or data center outage. Other cancellations follow our standard policy. Please read our Refund Policy for full details.
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KVM

KVM VPS hosting explained: what you actually get

A KVM virtual private server is a full virtual machine with its own operating system, reserved CPU and memory and root access. Unlike containers, it is isolated at the hardware level, so you can install any software, tune the kernel and run Linux or Windows. Our plans use NVMe SSD storage and include a dedicated IPv4 address.

Location

Choosing a VPS location: a practical guide

Pick the region closest to most of your visitors for the lowest latency, then check data-law needs, price and the networks available there. Measure with ping and mtr from your target countries before committing. Our guide to choosing a VPS location walks through the checklist, and each location page explains the local specifics, from payment methods to privacy rules.

Plans

Shared CPU or exclusive CPU: which plan fits?

Shared CPU plans suit websites, small applications and development servers that do not need constant full power. Exclusive CPU plans reserve cores for you and suit databases, game servers and workloads with steady heavy use. If you are unsure, read our comparison of shared and exclusive CPU and start with the smaller option; you can upgrade later.

Operating System

Linux or Windows: choosing your operating system

Linux is the default for web servers, containers and most open-source software, and it is light on resources. Choose Windows when you need Windows-only software such as .NET Framework applications, trading platforms or remote desktop use. Both give you full administrator access.

First Steps

Ten things to do on a new server

  1. Update all packages.
  2. Create a non-root user with sudo.
  3. Use SSH keys and disable password login for root.
  4. Enable a firewall and open only the ports you need.
  5. Install fail2ban or similar protection.
  6. Set the time zone to UTC.
  7. Configure automatic security updates.
  8. Set up monitoring and alerts.
  9. Create backups and test a restore.
  10. Document your configuration.
Glossary

VPS terms in plain language

  • Root access: full administrator control of the server.
  • vCPU: a virtual processor core.
  • NVMe: very fast solid-state storage.
  • Latency: the delay between your visitor and your server.
  • Snapshot: a saved copy of the server’s state.
  • IPv4/IPv6: the addresses that identify your server on the internet.
Mistakes

Common VPS mistakes and how to avoid them

  • Leaving SSH open with a weak password.
  • Never testing backups.
  • Running everything as root.
  • Buying more power than needed, or too little memory for the database.
  • Ignoring updates for months.
  • Choosing a location far from your audience.
Pricing

Simple pricing with no renewal surprises

Plans start at $14.99 a month and the price you sign up at is the price you renew at. Browse locations and plans above, then talk to us if you want help choosing.