VDS · Virtual Dedicated Server

Cloud servers with guaranteed resources

Every VDS has its CPU and memory reserved to the plan, so you can use all of it at any time. VNC console, reinstall, monitoring, firewall and IP management are all included.

  • NVMe storage
  • Dedicated IPv4 + IPv6
  • DDoS mitigation
  • VNC console
Understand the product first

Guaranteed resources, usable in full at any time

Every VDS has its vCPUs and memory reserved to the plan, so it stays steady under sustained full load — with the same console features as Cloud VM.

CPU and memory fully reservedThe vCPUs and memory on the plan are reserved for your VDS — what the plan lists is what you can use.
The same self-service consoleVNC, reinstall, monitoring, firewall, and IP management stay familiar when you move to VDS.
Product positioning

Cloud VM and VDS

Both use the same console; the difference is how resources are allocated. Pick Cloud VM for value, VDS for steady, sustained full load.

VMGeneral purpose

Cloud VM

Best value, with flexibly scheduled resources

  • Friendly pricing
  • Good for websites, development and bursty traffic
  • Launch quickly from standard plans
VDSVirtual Dedicated Server

VDS

Resources fully reserved for steady, sustained full load

  • CPU and memory fully reserved to the plan
  • Good for databases, builds and services that run at full load
  • Manage everything in one console
Included

Everything the VDS console includes

The plan defines the specs; VNC, reinstall, monitoring, and network controls stay the same.

  • NVMe storageLocal NVMe-backed disks with low-latency I/O — the IOPS ceiling is printed on each plan.
  • Dedicated IPv4 + IPv6One public IPv4 and one IPv6 address per VM, yours for as long as it runs.
  • DDoS mitigationAlways-on volumetric attack mitigation at the network edge.
  • VNC consoleBrowser-based out-of-band console — rescue and reinstall a VM even when SSH is down.
  • One-click reinstallRebuild from a clean image in minutes, straight from the dashboard.
  • Real-time monitoringCPU, memory, disk and traffic graphs, live in the console.
Plans & pricing

Pick a location and a tier

Every plan is self-service: pay, and the VM is provisioned automatically. Prices are the same ones you see at checkout.

No plans published yet

Self-service ordering is being restocked. Tell us what you need and we will quote you directly.

Built for

Typical workloads

Websites & APIs

Basic Compute in the city closest to your users; scale vertically without migrating.

Serving mainland China

China-optimised tiers keep round-trip times low for users on the mainland, without a server inside China.

Game & real-time backends

Single-digit-millisecond latency to Japan and Korea from Tokyo and Seoul; multiple zones for failover.

Regional redundancy

Put the primary and the standby in different availability zones of the same city — same console, same billing.

Turn-up

From order to online

  1. Pick a city and plan

    Every price is public. Pay by balance or card — provisioning starts the moment payment clears.

  2. Delivered in minutes

    The IP address and root credentials appear in the console as soon as provisioning finishes — no ticket needed.

  3. The console takes over

    VNC and serial access, one-click reinstall, live monitoring and traffic graphs, renewals and upgrades — all in one place.

Frequently asked questions

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