A private virtual server with root access, dedicated resources and snapshots you can roll back to. Deployed automatically, resized without rebuilding, and priced with the renewal rate printed alongside the first one.
Dedicated cores, not a share of somebody else's.
Yours alone, never oversold to a neighbour.
Enterprise NVMe in a redundant array.
On a full-duplex gigabit port, unthrottled.
KVM virtualisation · AMD EPYC processors · NVMe in RAID · Snapshots stored off-server
Every size runs identical software on identical hardware. Only the resources change, and you can move between them without rebuilding anything.
The size most people land on when shared hosting stops keeping up.
Rs6,799/mo
Save 20%Billed Rs 81,588 for 12 months
Renews at Rs 8,499/mo — the same figure, printed here before you buy
Sized for
Comfortable to roughly 60,000 monthly visits with caching in place.
Prices in PKR, exclusive of applicable taxes. Resizing keeps your data and takes a single reboot.
Shared hosting hands you a folder. A VPS hands you a server. The line between what you control and what we maintain sits in a different place, and it is worth knowing exactly where.
Full sudo on a machine that is yours alone. Install what you like, compile what you need, break what you want.
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky or CloudLinux. Rebuild to a different one whenever the project changes shape.
Ports, IP allowlists and fail2ban policies are yours to write, not a support ticket you have to file.
Node, Python, Go, Docker, a database of your choosing. Nothing about the machine assumes it will run PHP.
NVMe arrays, redundant power and network, and the hypervisor keeping your machine isolated from every other one.
Take one before a risky change, restore it in minutes if the change was a mistake. Stored separately from the server.
Routing, DDoS filtering at the edge and the bandwidth you were promised, monitored continuously.
Support handles the platform. Ask about your application too, and we will help where we sensibly can.
Most VPS pages list the same four words and stop there. These are the specifics, including the ones that only matter on the day something goes wrong.
Modern server-class silicon with high clock speeds, not recycled desktop parts. Cores are allocated to your machine rather than shared opportunistically.
Enterprise drives in a redundant array. A drive failure is a replacement job for us, not an outage for you.
Generous monthly transfer with no throttling as you approach the limit. We contact you before we would ever shape traffic.
A real kernel of your own rather than a container sharing one. Neighbours cannot see your processes or borrow your memory.
Capture the whole machine before you touch it. Stored off-server, so a failure on the host does not take the snapshot with it.
Built and booted automatically once payment clears. No manual approval queue standing between you and a shell.
Both routes use the same hardware and the same network. The only difference is who does the maintenance, and that is a decision about your time rather than your budget.
We hand you a clean machine with root access and keep the platform beneath it healthy. Everything above the operating system is yours.
Right if you are comfortable at a shell and would rather not pay for help you would never call.
The same machine, with our team handling the maintenance most people put off — updates, hardening, monitoring and the tickets nobody enjoys.
Right if the server is a means to an end and you would rather spend the evening on your actual work.
Not sure? Start self-managed. Adding management later takes one ticket and no downtime, and we would rather you did not pay for it until you want it.
The questions people ask before committing to a server of their own.
Sizing a server is easier with someone who has done it before. Tell us what you are running and we will suggest a size — including a smaller one, if that is the honest answer.
Ask before you buy