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VPS Hosting

Guaranteed Resources, Without Buying aWhole Server

Your own CPU, memory and NVMe storage on a managed virtual server — enough for most business applications, and a fraction of the cost of dedicated hardware.

Resource upgrade — vps-standard

Applied live
  1. Upgrade requested — 4 vCPU → 8 vCPU

  2. Extra capacity attached to the running server

  3. Application restarted automatically

  4. Verified responding normally

2 min

Total downtime

Daily

Backups

99.9%

Uptime 30d

No data lost
  • Resources guaranteed
  • NVMe storage
  • Daily backups
  • Scale without migrating

Resources actually reserved

Allocated CPU and RAM, not a shared pool you compete for.

NVMe storage throughout

Disk speed is what most applications are actually limited by.

Daily backups, tested

Off-site copies with restores verified, not assumed.

Scale without moving

Add CPU, memory or disk without rebuilding the server.

Specifications

Choosing a size

Most business websites start comfortably at Standard. Moving up a tier later takes minutes and does not require a migration.

PlanTypical usevCPUMemoryNVMe storage
StarterBusiness website, small app24 GB80 GB
StandardWeb app with database, moderate traffic48 GB160 GB
BusinessBusy store, several applications616 GB320 GB
AdvancedHigh traffic or heavy database8+32 GB+640 GB+

All plans include daily backups, monitoring and bandwidth. Managed and unmanaged pricing differs; both are quoted on request.

Definition

What is VPS hosting?

A VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a virtual machine with a guaranteed allocation of CPU, memory and storage, running on shared physical hardware. It sits between shared hosting, where all resources are pooled and one busy site can slow the others, and a dedicated server, where you occupy the whole machine. Because the allocation is reserved, performance is predictable, and because the hardware is shared, the cost is far lower than dedicated. For most business websites, web applications and small databases, a VPS is the appropriate size.

What you get

The right size for most things

Shared hosting is unpredictable and dedicated hardware is usually more than the workload needs. This is the middle that most applications actually belong in.

01
Guaranteed, not best-effort resources
CPU cores and memory reserved to your instance, so a busy neighbour cannot take your capacity. This is the specific failure of cheap shared hosting, and the reason sites there slow down at the worst moments.
02
NVMe storage as standard
Disk throughput is the real bottleneck for most database-backed applications, so it is not something we offer as an upgrade tier.
03
Automated daily backups
Off-site retention with periodic restore testing, and self-service restore for the common case of an application change going wrong.
04
Vertical scaling in place
Add CPU, memory or storage to the same instance without a migration, so growth is a change rather than a project.
05
Managed option with real support
OS patching, security hardening, monitoring and support from engineers reachable in your working hours.
Business impact

What changes after moving

Consistent speed

Performance stops varying with what neighbours are doing.

Lower cost than dedicated

A fraction of the price for what most workloads need.

Recoverable

Daily off-site backups with restores that have been tested.

Room to grow

Scale the same server instead of migrating to a new one.
How we work

From your current hosting to a VPS

Migration happens with the old site still live, and we only switch DNS once the new one is verified.

  1. 01

    Size it from real usage

    We look at your current traffic and resource use rather than guessing. Most people are quoted a smaller plan than they expected to need.

  2. 02

    Provision and secure

    Server created, OS hardened and patched, firewall configured, backups and monitoring enabled before anything is migrated onto it.

  3. 03

    Migrate with the old site running

    Application and data copied and tested on the new server while your current hosting stays live.

  4. 04

    Verify, then switch DNS

    We test the new environment properly and only then move traffic, keeping the old environment available for a rollback.

  5. 05

    Monitor and adjust

    We watch resource use over the first weeks and adjust the plan if the sizing was wrong — in either direction.

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Where it fits

Common workloads

Business and corporate websites

Sites that have outgrown shared hosting and its slowdowns.

E-commerce stores

Where checkout speed and uptime directly affect revenue.

Web applications and portals

Custom applications with a database behind them.

Staging and development environments

A separate instance mirroring production for safe testing.

Industries we serve
  • E-commerce & Retail
  • Professional Services
  • Education & Training
  • Media & Publishing
  • Healthcare & Clinics
  • Real Estate
  • IT & Software
  • Government & NGO
See it working

What happened this month

Overview — last 7 days

Live

0

Failed backups

2 min

Last resize downtime

99.9%

Uptime 30d

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Account

Backup

Verified

Nightly snapshot

Resize

No migration

4 vCPU → 8 vCPU, applied live

Resource

Normal

Memory 60% of allocation

Backups verified, uptime held and the one resize applied live, with no data lost. Sample data shown.

FAQ

Questions, answered

01How is a VPS different from shared hosting?

On shared hosting all sites draw from one pool, so a busy neighbour can slow yours with no warning or recourse. A VPS reserves CPU and memory to you, which is why performance is predictable. It costs more, and for anything commercial it is usually worth it.

02Which plan do we need?

Most business websites start comfortably on Standard. Rather than guess, we look at your current traffic and resource use and size from that — and we will quote down if the data supports it.

03Can we upgrade later?

Yes, in place. CPU, memory and storage can be increased on the same instance without a migration, usually with a short reboot.

04Do you migrate our existing website?

Yes, included. We migrate and test with your current hosting still live, and only switch DNS once the new environment is verified.

05Managed or unmanaged — which should we take?

If you have no system administrator, take managed; an unpatched server is a liability. If you have technical staff who want root and their own tooling, unmanaged is cheaper and we stay out of the way.

06Where are the servers located?

Local and international locations are both available. Local is better for a Bangladeshi audience and for data residency; international can be better for an overseas user base. We advise based on where your users are.

07What happens if we exceed our resources?

You get an alert rather than a silent slowdown or a surprise charge, and we discuss whether the answer is upgrading or fixing something inefficient in the application. Sometimes it is the latter.

Send us your current hosting details

We will size the right plan from your actual usage and tell you what migration involves — including if you are already on the right thing.