A dedicated IPv4, real NVMe, daily backups and HTTPS that configures itself.
Shared hosting is fine until you need a specific PHP version, an SSH connection, a cron job that runs often, or a webhook. Then the control panel starts limiting you, and the “one-click” installs stop covering your case. On a VPS nothing is hidden: install what you want, configure it how you want, and see the real logs when something breaks.
Every plan with a dedicated IPv4 comes with unlimited traffic on a 1 Gbit/s port, daily backups with 7-day retention, and a dedicated address in Frankfurt. Debian, Ubuntu, AlmaLinux, Rocky, Fedora or Arch — installed from the panel in one click.
| Workload | RAM | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Static site, blog, small SPA | 2 GB | Buran-1 — €6.5/mo |
| WordPress or Node app with PostgreSQL | 4 GB | Buran-2 — €13/mo |
| Busy API, multiple sites, Redis | 8 GB | Buran-3 — €26/mo |
Full guides: host a website with HTTPS, Nginx reverse proxy, Node.js deploy, PostgreSQL.
Hosting outgoing mail on a fresh VPS is not worth it — deliverability takes months of reputation building. Keep email at a mail provider and point the domain's A record here; DNS works anywhere. Honest advice beats selling you a broken mail server.
Copy the files with rsync, dump the database, point DNS at the new server — the full checklist is in the migration guide. Most sites move in half an hour.
No artificial limits like shared hosting. CPU is shared and fair-use, which you will not notice under normal website load. If an abusive process threatens neighbors, we contact you before acting.
Yes. Let's Encrypt certificates are free and auto-renew; both Caddy and certbot with Nginx are covered in our guides.
A production-ready website plan: Buran-1 from €6.5/mo.