Storage VPS plans
Every plan runs Intel Xeon Gold CPUs, DDR4 ECC memory, and RAID-10 on enterprise-grade HDDs, with free unmetered inbound traffic, 10 Gbps ports on Pro and Ultimate, and a 7-day money-back guarantee.
Wrong disk for the job? If your applications demand high random I/O and low-latency database queries, switch to our SSD VPS series — powered by datacenter-grade drives from €5/mo.
Explore SSD VPSData safety by default
Every node runs RAID-10 on enterprise drives. A failed disk is a non-event: your data stays intact and your server keeps running while we hot-swap the drive and let the array rebuild.
Complete control
Reinstall the OS, create and restore snapshots, boot a custom ISO, open a VNC console, and watch live CPU, memory and bandwidth graphs. All of it from one control panel.
Our network, end to end
We operate our own network on AS199701, with our own IPv4 and IPv6 ranges and 10 Gbps uplinks through multiple Tier-1 providers in the Netherlands.
Support that knows the platform
Tickets are answered 24/7 by the engineers who build and run the nodes, not an outsourced first line. Plans are unmanaged, but we will still dig into a problem with you.
Operating systems
AlmaLinux
Alpine
CentOS Stream
Debian
Fedora
openSUSE
Rocky Linux
Ubuntu
Windows
…or boot your own ISO
What people run on them
Offsite backup server
A remote target for restic, Borg, Duplicati or plain rsync. Off-site, reachable over SSH, priced by the terabyte rather than per machine. A 500 GB Mini holds full-system backups for several servers with room for history.
Nextcloud and file sync
Your own file sync and share, without per-seat pricing. The 1 TB Pro or 2 TB Ultimate gives a household or a small team more space than most commercial plans, and the data stays on a server you control.
Media library and streaming
Jellyfin, Plex or Emby, where the size of the library is the constraint rather than the transcode. Sequential reads suit the array, and a 10 Gbps port on Pro and Ultimate keeps remote playback smooth.
Storage VPS questions
The main difference comes down to storage capacity versus performance.
A Storage VPS provides large amounts of disk space at an affordable price. It uses high-capacity HDD storage in RAID-10, which suits large files, backups, archives, media libraries, and other data that does not require maximum disk speed.
An SSD VPS runs on fast SSD flash storage, with lower latency on small reads and writes. It is the better choice for websites, applications, databases, and workloads where performance matters.
The trade-off is random IO, not raw throughput. Large sequential transfers run fine on either; small random operations are where SSD pulls ahead.
In short: choose a Storage VPS for cost-effective storage of large amounts of data, and an SSD VPS for faster performance on websites, applications, or databases.
No. Backups are a paid add-on, automated and stored separately from your VPS. You can add them at any time.
Yes, full root on Linux or Administrator on Windows, from first boot. Every plan is unmanaged by default, so the machine is yours to configure however you want.
Need more than 2 TB?
Custom plans go up to 40 cores, 128 GB RAM, and 30 TB storage. Upgrade anytime, no migration needed.