🐧 Linux VPS

The Open-Source
Standard for VPS Hosting

Linux powers most of the Internet — reliable, versatile, and free of licensing fees. A Linux VPS gives you a virtual server built on the operating system that runs most of the web's applications, databases and dev environments, without locking you into any one vendor's ecosystem. Pick your distribution; we handle the hardware.

✓ Full Root Access
✓ SSD Storage
✓ KVM Virtualization
✓ Your Choice of Distro

Pick Your Distribution

Linux isn't a single OS — it's a family. Choose the distro that fits your workflow; the hardware, root access and resource allocation stay the same either way.

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Ubuntu VPS
One of the most popular choices — a huge user base, constant updates, and wide software compatibility make it a safe default for most projects.
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CentOS VPS
Ideal for companies that prefer long-term stability and enterprise-grade reliability over the newest software releases.
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Debian VPS
A small footprint and dependable performance make it a favourite for developers who want fewer surprises on production servers.

What You Get With Every Plan

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Full Root Access
Install, configure and remove software without any limitations — the server is entirely yours.
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SSD Storage
SSD drives deliver much better read/write performance than standard hard disks.
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Your Choice of Distro
Pick your distribution and change it later without additional charges.
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Consistent Performance
Your server gets its own dedicated resources — nothing is shared with other clients.
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CLI & API Access
Full command-line and API access for developers who prefer to work that way.

Why Developers Prefer Linux VPS

A Linux VPS means fewer restrictions and more familiar tools. Package managers like apt and yum make software installs painless, most open-source frameworks assume Linux as the underlying platform, and shell scripting behaves exactly as it does on your local machine. If your workflow relies on Git, Docker, or shell scripts for deployment, Linux removes friction that other operating systems tend to add back in.

Linux terminal with package manager, Git and Docker

Linux VPS Hosting Plans

Every plan runs on SSD Linux VPS technology — performance scales with resource allocation, not storage type.

PlanRAMStorageCPU CoresBandwidthBest For
Linux VPS Lite1 GB25 GB SSD1 vCore1 TBPersonal projects, testingGet Started
Linux VPS Standard2 GB50 GB SSD2 vCores3 TBBlogs, small business sitesGet Started
Linux VPS Plus4 GB100 GB SSD4 vCores5 TBWeb apps, growing trafficGet Started
Linux VPS Max8 GB200 GB SSD6 vCores10 TBHigh-traffic sites, dev teamsGet Started

Want pricing across all our Linux VPS plans? Contact us for details.

KVM Virtualization for Every Server

All our Linux KVM VPS plans use full hardware virtualization, not a shared kernel. Each server runs independently with its own kernel and is completely isolated from other clients on the same hardware — the same virtualization technology behind our managed and unmanaged Linux platforms, with the OS layer fully under your control.

KVM virtualization with isolated servers each running its own kernel

Linux VPS Is Ideal If…

Your application runs on open-source software, doesn't require licensing fees, and needs the low-level control Linux provides. It's a great fit for agencies managing client websites, developers working on personal or client projects, and businesses that want a server environment they already know how to manage.

Linux VPS hosting several open-source client sites for an agency

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Linux distro should I choose for my VPS?+
Ubuntu suits most general use cases and has the largest support community. CentOS works well for stability-focused production environments, and Debian fits developers who prefer a minimal, predictable base system.
Is Linux VPS hosting cheaper than Windows VPS hosting?+
Generally, yes, since Linux distributions are free and don't carry licensing costs, unlike Windows Server, which adds that expense into the plan price.
Can I switch my Linux distro after setup?+
Yes. Your server can be rebuilt with a different distro if your project's requirements change, though this typically means starting configuration fresh.
What is KVM virtualization on a Linux VPS?+
KVM gives your server its own isolated kernel and full hardware-level separation from other users, rather than sharing a kernel across multiple accounts on the same machine.
Is Linux VPS hosting good for beginners?+
It has a steeper learning curve than a managed platform, but paired with our managed Linux VPS option, beginners get the benefits of Linux without needing command-line experience upfront.

Not Sure Which Distro or Plan?

Tell us about your project and we'll help you land on the right Linux VPS.

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