KVM VPS
Real virtualization with your own kernel, not a shared container.
Every plan is a true KVM virtual machine with dedicated resources.
KVM VPS from
$6per month
- vCPU
- 1
- Memory
- 2 GB
- NVMe
- 40 GB
Same plans and prices in every location.
What you get
A KVM VPS is a full KVM server, set up and documented for this job.
- Your own kernelLoad modules, run Docker and set up a VPN, because nothing is shared at the kernel level.Docker VPS
- Hard resource limitsYour memory and disk are yours. A busy neighbor cannot eat into them.
- Any operating systemLinux or Windows, because KVM virtualizes a full machine.Windows VPS
- NVMe storageFast disks on every KVM plan.NVMe VPS
KVM versus containers
KVM is full virtualization built into the Linux kernel. Each server is a complete virtual machine with its own kernel, which is what lets you run Windows, load kernel modules and use Docker without tricks.
Container based hosting such as OpenVZ shares one kernel across every customer on the host. It is cheaper to run but one tenant can affect others, resource limits are softer, and many tools simply refuse to work. Every plan here is true KVM.
Run your KVM VPS in any location
Pick the city closest to your users. Every location runs the same plans at the same price.
KVM VPS plans
Start small and widen your lane when you need more room.
Lane 2
$12 per month
Each lit lane is one vCPU
- vCPU
- 2
- Memory
- 4 GB
- NVMe storage
- 80 GB
- Monthly traffic
- 4 TB
Every plan includes a dedicated IPv4 address, IPv6, full root or administrator access, snapshots and your choice of Linux or Windows.
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KVM VPS questions
What is KVM?
Kernel-based Virtual Machine, full virtualization in the Linux kernel. Each server is a complete virtual machine with its own kernel.
Why does it matter?
It lets you run any operating system, load kernel modules and use Docker, and it gives you hard resource limits rather than shared ones.
Is it the same as a dedicated server?
It behaves like one in software, with dedicated resources, but shares physical hardware, which keeps the price far lower.