VPS or a dedicated server
Both run in Europe and both are billed by invoice. The difference is how resources are shared, how fast you get the server and how the price grows with load.
VPS
A virtual server on shared hardware. Cheaper, starts in minutes and scales to a bigger plan on request.
Dedicated server
A whole physical machine. Predictable performance, no neighbours, made to order.
Prices are in US dollars; euro amounts are for reference.
Key differences
| — | VPS | Dedicated server |
|---|---|---|
| Resource model | Guaranteed share of shared hardware | The entire machine, no neighbours |
| Deployment | Minutes after payment | 1–3 business days after prepayment |
| Best for | Websites, CRM, bots, small databases | Large databases, virtualization, GPU, high load |
| Scaling | Move to a bigger plan on request | Change configuration; price confirmed after availability check |
| Entry price | from $10/mo | from $147/mo |
| Paperwork | Public agreement, invoice in your account | Same |
| Payment | USDT, USDC, ETH, POL, XMR | Same |
Which tasks fit which
Choose a VPS for
- Websites, landing pages and online stores
- CRM, wiki, task tracker, mail relay
- Bots, VPN and test environments
- APIs and small databases
Choose a dedicated server for
- High-traffic projects and media servers
- Databases on ECC memory
- Virtualization and container clusters
- GPU: LLM inference, rendering, CUDA
Common questions
Can I start on a VPS and move to a dedicated server later?
Yes. Start with a VPS plan and, when the load grows, we move you to a dedicated configuration — the site and data stay yours.
Is a dedicated server always faster?
Not for every task. A VPS with guaranteed NVMe resources handles most websites and services well. A dedicated server wins when you need all the CPU, RAM or a GPU without sharing.
How is a dedicated server billed?
After we check availability we fix the price and issue an invoice in your account for the first month. The server is handed over after prepayment, within 1–3 business days.
Still not sure?
Describe the workload — we will recommend a plan or a configuration.