Cloud servers with full root access
Dedicated vCPU, memory and NVMe storage, with IPv4 and IPv6 on every server. Pick your resources and run your stack your way.
$ curl -s "$CHRONOHOSTING_API/v1/catalog/products/cloud-vps" \ | jq '.data.plans[] | select(.isPopular) | {slug, specs}'{ "slug": "vps-m", "specs": { "cpu": 4, "ipv4": 1, "ipv6": true, "ramGb": 8, "backups": "optional", "snapshots": 2, "storageGb": 160, "bandwidthTb": 4, "storageType": "nvme" }}Compare servers
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VPS S
A lean server for side projects, bots and staging.
Choose VPS S/year
Billed every year
- vCPU
- 2
- Memory
- 4 GB
- Storage
- 80 GB NVMe
- Disk type
- nvme
- Bandwidth
- 2 TB
- Snapshots
- 1
- Backups
- Optional
- Full root access
- Choice of Linux distributions
- Dedicated IPv4 and IPv6
- Snapshots before risky changes
VPS M
Most popularThe balanced choice for production apps and APIs.
Choose VPS M/year
Billed every year
- vCPU
- 4
- Memory
- 8 GB
- Storage
- 160 GB NVMe
- Disk type
- nvme
- Bandwidth
- 4 TB
- Snapshots
- 2
- Backups
- Optional
- Full root access
- Choice of Linux distributions
- Dedicated IPv4 and IPv6
- Snapshots before risky changes
VPS L
Room for databases, containers and busy workloads.
Choose VPS L/year
Billed every year
- vCPU
- 6
- Memory
- 16 GB
- Storage
- 320 GB NVMe
- Disk type
- nvme
- Bandwidth
- 8 TB
- Snapshots
- 3
- Backups
- Optional
- Full root access
- Choice of Linux distributions
- Dedicated IPv4 and IPv6
- Snapshots before risky changes
VPS XL
Serious capacity for high-traffic platforms.
Choose VPS XL/year
Billed every year
- vCPU
- 8
- Memory
- 32 GB
- Storage
- 640 GB NVMe
- Disk type
- nvme
- Bandwidth
- 16 TB
- Snapshots
- 4
- Backups
- Optional
- Full root access
- Choice of Linux distributions
- Dedicated IPv4 and IPv6
- Snapshots before risky changes
Included with every server
The same on the smallest server as on the largest.
- Full root access
- Choice of Linux distributions
- Dedicated IPv4 and IPv6
- Snapshots before risky changes
A virtual private server is a virtual machine with memory and storage reserved for you and a share of the host's processor. It behaves like a physical server: you choose the operating system and install the software you need.
Yes. Every server comes with full root access, so you can install packages, configure services and manage users yourself.
A snapshot is a copy of your server's disk that you take yourself, typically right before a risky change, so you can roll back. Backups run automatically on a schedule and protect you over time. Each plan shows how many snapshots it includes.
You choose from common Linux distributions when you create the server.
Start with a domain. Add the rest when you need it.
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