Cloud VPS That Stays Fast And Stays Up

No contract is required. You can cancel anytime.

Cloud VPS does not have a traditional free trial. Billing is hourly, you can cancel anytime, and a 7-day money-back guarantee covers your first paid invoice if the service does not fit. The standard $1 activation fee is credited to your balance immediately and refundable on request.

New customers receive $200 in account credit, valid for 60 days after signup.

Most VPSs provision in about 60 seconds after checkout completes.

Yes. Resize CPU, RAM, or storage at any time. CPU and RAM changes require a reboot.

We bill VPS resources by the hour. The configurator shows the monthly cap for the selected resources; once that VPS has run 28 days in a month, resource charges stop. Billing Alerts can notify you when monthly usage goes over the amount you set.

We accept all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover), PayPal, Crypto, LINK, and ACH. Invoicing is available for qualified accounts.

It's payment verification. We credit the $1 to your balance immediately and refund it on request, even after 30 days.

Yes. Contact our sales team for custom pricing on larger deployments or committed usage.

Yes. You get full admin access.

We manage the infrastructure: hardware, storage, networking, hypervisor updates. You manage the OS and application stack inside your VPS. For scope details, see our Statement of Support.

We offer a 99.9% uptime SLA on our infrastructure. Terms of Service has the full details.

Windows and Linux desktop environments ship as ready-to-deploy VPS templates. Connect with your existing RDP client (Windows) or VNC client (Linux desktop).

We block outbound SMTP by default to protect IP reputation. We enable SMTP access on request.

Upload custom images or mount ISOs for specialized installs and recovery scenarios.

Windows Server Datacenter licensing is available as an add-on. License cost is included in the hourly rate when you choose a Windows template.

Performance Guard is our auto-balancing system for shared plans. It monitors cluster load and rebalances resources across the cluster to reduce noisy-neighbor impact and keep performance consistent.

Shared CPU plans use active balancing to keep performance consistent.

Your VPS runs on distributed NVMe storage, replicated 3x. If the host goes down, the VPS restarts on a healthy node using the same storage. You don't move disks because they were never local.

Performance Guard monitors CPU, RAM, disk I/O, and network across the cluster. When contention crosses a threshold, it rebalances the cluster by shifting load to hosts with more headroom. The process runs transparently while your VPS stays up.

No catch. VPS resources bill per hour up to a fixed monthly cap. If your VPS runs all month, resource charges stop after 28 days of runtime; selected licenses, backups, and add-ons appear as separate line items. Billing Alerts can notify you when monthly usage goes over the amount you set.

Yes. Cloud VPS exposes the same control plane through a REST API, an OpenNebula Terraform provider, and the open-source Togglebox MCP server. All three authenticate with scoped Personal Access Tokens and land in the same audit log as the dashboard. See the API automation section for the live MCP demo.

Yes. The open-source Togglebox MCP server exposes the full Cloud VPS account control plane (VPSs, disks, backups, S3-compatible buckets, networks, security groups, SSH keys, templates, billing, and support) as Model Context Protocol tools. It works with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI. Calls authenticate with a scoped Personal Access Token and land in the same audit log as the dashboard and direct API. See the live demo.

Every create, resize, delete, and reconfigure call is logged with the action, timestamp, and the scoped token that ran it. Dashboard, API, Terraform, and MCP calls all share one audit stream, so you can filter by token or time range during incident review.

Yes. Every Cloud VPS includes one backup slot at no extra cost. You can schedule it (daily, weekly, or monthly) or use it as an on-demand manual backup. Additional backup slots are available as an add-on.

Yes. Restoring in place returns the target volume to its captured state and overwrites whatever is on the disk now. If the current state must survive, export the backup to a new volume instead. Other attached volumes and the VPS itself are unaffected by either action.

Volume backups capture one disk at a specific moment and let you revert that disk independently. Disaster Recovery (DRaaS) adds continuous replication, hourly and daily recovery points, and failover operations for whole-workload resilience. Use volume backups for point-in-time rollback and DRaaS for whole-VPS disaster recovery.

Yes. Backup rows include a save-as-volume action that creates a new account-level volume from the backup data. The new volume is billed at standard Volume Storage rates and the original backup keeps its slot. See the Recovery Ledger for the full set of disk recovery actions.

Security groups are reusable rule sets attached per network interface, not per VPS. Update the group once and every attached interface reflects the change. Public and private NICs on the same VPS can carry different groups, and every revision is recorded in the audit log.

Every Cloud VPS includes private VLANs with custom CIDR ranges, floating IPs you can move between VPSs at the network layer for cutovers, and reverse-DNS (PTR) records you can set per public IP. Multi-NIC VPSs and per-interface security groups are also included.

Use the included security groups and private VLANs for per-VPS and fleet access control. Add Managed Firewall when you need a dedicated firewall appliance with managed policy review and incident response. Add DRaaS when whole-VPS continuous replication and failover matter, not just point-in-time disk rollback.