VPS hosting
from

GH₵200/mo

Dedicated vCPU, RAM and SSD with full root access and a free IPv4. Run it yourself, or let our team set it up, secure it and manage it for you.

Choose your VPS plan

Launch VPS

GHS 200.00

/mo

Beginners, small websites

Growth VPS

GHS 350.00

/mo

Developers, multiple websites

Business VPS

GHS 550.00

/mo

Agencies, ecommerce

Power VPS

GHS 900.00

/mo

High traffic apps, SaaS

Optional add-ons

For self-managed plans, billed monthly

cPanel WHM

GH₵60 / mo

LiteSpeed

GH₵70 / mo

CloudLinux

GH₵55 / mo

JetBackup

GH₵35 / mo

Imunify360

GH₵40 / mo

Premium add-on

Full Server Management

Bought a self-managed VPS but want us to run it? We take care of everything.

GH₵200

Customizations all within your control

Use our servers with your own branding, integrating your agency or hosting company with ease. With comprehensive DNS control, SSH access, and the capability to deploy swiftly to servers, you have our total support and complete control over your brand, all at the same time.

VPS Hosting FAQ

What is a VPS hosting ?
 

VPS hosting stands for Virtual Private Server hosting. It’s a type of web hosting that gives you dedicated resources on a server, but at a lower cost than having an entire dedicated server.

How is VPS different from shared hosting?

In shared hosting, multiple users share the same server resources, so performance can be affected by others. VPS hosting gives you dedicated resources and isolation, so your website or app performs consistently and securely.

Is VPS hosting secure?

Yes. VPS hosting provides isolated environments, meaning your files and data are separate from others on the same server. With proper configuration, firewalls, and SSL, VPS is much more secure than shared hosting.

Does my domain name choice affect SEO?

Yes, it does affect but not the only ranking factor. Having a targeted keyword in your domain name is a good sign of having an effective domain name.

Can I upgrade my VPS later?

Absolutely. VPS hosting is scalable. You can easily increase CPU, RAM, or storage as your website or application grows, without migrating to a new server.