KVM servers in Houston
and Singapore.
From $5 a month. You top up a wallet, your servers draw from it by the hour, and a server never costs more in a month than its monthly price. Every one comes with a public IPv4 and root from the first boot.
Two regions live, four on the way
Houston and Singapore are live. Frankfurt, Los Angeles, Tokyo and Mumbai are coming, and we won't give a date until we have one. A plan costs the same in every region, so pick the city closest to your users. Latency follows distance; measure it yourself before you commit.
Houston
Our US region, and one of the two we open with. Every server there boots with root and a public IPv4, at the same price as Singapore.
Explore HoustonSingapore
Our APAC region, and the other of the two we open with. Every server there boots with root and a public IPv4, at the same price as Houston.
Explore SingaporeFrankfurt
Planned, for customers who need their data inside the EU. No date yet.
Los Angeles
Planned for the US west coast. We'll put a date here once we have one.
Tokyo
Planned for Japan and the wider Pacific rim.
Mumbai
Planned for India and South Asia. Nothing to announce yet.
On every server
Three plans, same price in every region
Billing runs hourly from your wallet at the monthly price divided by 730, and a server never bills above its monthly price. There is no setup fee and no contract. Destroy a server and it stops billing that hour.
- 1 vCPU
- 1 GB RAM
- 10 GB NVMe
- 1 TB transfer
- 2 vCPU
- 2 GB RAM
- 20 GB NVMe
- 2 TB transfer
- 2 vCPU
- 4 GB RAM
- 40 GB NVMe
- 3 TB transfer
Things worth knowing before you sign up: a stopped server keeps billing until you destroy it, block storage at $0.10/GB/mo and reserved IPs at $3/mo keep billing for as long as they exist even when detached from a server, and snapshots cost $1/mo each once you keep more than three. Backups add 20%. Full breakdown on Pricing.
What people run on it
Each server is real KVM rather than a container: it boots its own kernel, you get root, and it comes with a public IPv4. Hosts are a mix of AMD EPYC, Ryzen and Intel, with DDR4 or DDR5 depending on the host, so we don't promise a specific chip. Some of what people run:
The console runs on a public API
Anything you can click, you can script: create servers, take snapshots, attach block storage, read your wallet balance. The API docs live in the console.
Questions
Is this a VM or a container?
A KVM virtual machine. It boots its own kernel, so you can load kernel modules, run Docker, or replace the kernel entirely.
Which regions can I pick?
Houston and Singapore, at the same price. Frankfurt, Los Angeles, Tokyo and Mumbai are coming, and we won't put a date on them until we have one.
What will I be billed for?
A server bills from the hour it's created until you destroy it, whether it's running or stopped. Block storage and reserved IPs bill for as long as they exist, even when nothing is attached to them. Snapshots are free up to three, then $1 each per month for as long as you keep them. Those three are the charges people don't expect, so they're worth knowing before you start.
What costs extra?
Bandwidth past your plan's allowance, at $0.01/GB. Block storage, $0.10 per GB per month. A reserved IP, $3 a month. Snapshots after the first three, $1 each per month. Backups add 20% to the server's rate.
How does billing work?
The hourly rate is the monthly price divided by 730, and it stops adding up once it reaches the monthly price — run a $10 server all month and it's $10, run it half a month and it's $5. Destroying a server stops its billing that hour. That's also how you cancel; there's nothing to sign and no setup fee.
Start with a $5 server
Houston and Singapore are live. Every plan carries a 100% uptime SLA, with credits that scale with how long the downtime lasts.