Linux VPS

Root access in about 90 seconds.

KVM servers on NVMe with the distro you actually want. Your key is on the box before the success message.

$ hp vps create --os ubuntu-24.04
✓ provisioned in 41s · ssh root@203.0.113.7
  • Ubuntu 24.04
  • Ubuntu 22.04
  • Debian 12
  • AlmaLinux 9
  • Rocky Linux 9
  • Fedora 40
$ hp vps create --os ubuntu-24.04
provisioning
✓ provisioned in 41s
ssh root@203.0.113.7
vps-01
cpu
mem
nvme
online · 30s probe

Sizes

Pick a size. The price here is the price at checkout.

Dedicated cores and RAM on every size; yearly shows the per-month equivalent.

Server plans are being set up — check back shortly or ask us.

What you get

A real server, not a container with a hat on.

Full root, real SSH

No panel-only access, no jailed shell. Reset the root password from the panel if you lose it.

Dedicated vCPU & RAM

KVM slices, not burstable credits. What the plan says is what htop shows.

Local NVMe

Storage on the host, not across the network. Databases notice immediately.

Reinstall, reboot, console

Swap the OS from the panel, reboot in a click, and open a browser console when SSH or RDP can't save you.

Watched every 30 seconds

The panel probes the server and shows online, offline or suspended on your dashboard — before you hear it from a user.

Domain on the same account

Point a domain at the server from the domain's own page — DNS and the VPS share one dashboard.

Questions

Which images are available?
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky and Fedora today — the list on this page is what the panel can reinstall to at any time.
Can I resize later?
Yes. A plan change is a reboot, not a migration — the disk stays, the vCPU and RAM allocation changes, and the difference bills pro-rata.
Is there a console if I lock myself out?
Yes — a browser VNC console on the service page, plus a root-password reset. Both work even when the network inside the VM is broken.
How does cancellation work?
From the service page. The server is suspended immediately and destroyed after a short grace window so you can change your mind.

Your server is 90 seconds away.

dedicated vCPU · NVMe · watched every 30 s