High-Performance VPS Anti-DDoS in New York (USA)

Shared with other VPSs on the same node (that's how virtualization works). The upside: every host runs AMD Ryzen 9950X (16C/32T, high per-core clock), we provision with conservative ratios and monitor contention, so performance is stable in normal conditions. If you need physical cores with no neighbours and no virtualization in between, the right pick is a dedicated server.

Enterprise NVMe Gen4 (Samsung/Micron PM/PE) in RAID. Typical measured performance: around 350k-700k IOPS on 4k random read and 80k-150k IOPS on 4k random write depending on plan. Sequential throughput above 3 GB/s. If your workload is DB-intensive we recommend the plan with the highest IOPS and ECC RAM.

Yes, no restrictions. Since it's pure KVM, you have AMD-V active in the guest. Docker and Kubernetes run without any extra tweaking. Nested KVM (KVM inside the VPS) is enabled by default. Some customers run Proxmox or a mini k8s cluster inside a single VPS.

CPU and RAM scale hot from the panel without downtime. The disk needs a brief reboot (<30 seconds) to extend the partition. You can go from 2 to 16 vCPU or from 4 GB to 64 GB RAM without migrating or reinstalling the OS. Billing prorated to the second when you change.

Root access from minute one and VNC console always available from the panel. It's what saves you when you lock yourself out of SSH by mistake, need rescue mode or want to watch the boot to debug a kernel panic.

Official templates for Debian, Ubuntu, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS Stream, Fedora, FreeBSD and Windows Server (2019/2022) ready in 60-180 seconds from the panel. If you need something outside the catalog (a specific ISO, an unlisted OS), open a ticket and we mount the ISO manually so you can boot from it via VNC.

1 dedicated IPv4 included at no cost. Additional IPs available with a monthly per-IP fee, requested by ticket when you need them. Native IPv6 isn't available yet: we run pure IPv4, the IPv6 deployment is on the roadmap.

Depends on the plan. Plans with limited bandwidth apply throttling when you exceed the monthly quota. Plans labelled unlimited operate under Fair Usage: in normal conditions we don't shape or penalise, but it's not strictly Unmetered. If you saturate the port at 100% sustained for days we'll coordinate with you.

They are not enabled by default. From the panel you can create manual backups whenever you want and keep up to 3 snapshots, and restore them from the same tab. We also recommend keeping a copy of your data off the server.

Automatic detection and reassignment to another node as fast as possible (target under 30 min on a full hardware failure scenario). Your disk data persists because storage is networked, not local to the host. If the incident exceeds 12 consecutive hours, the SLA applies: 2 extra service days per 12h block, requested by ticket within 7 days.

Card via Redsys, PayPal, Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC and bank transfer. Card, PayPal and crypto activate the VPS automatically. No commitment or cancellation penalty: cancel from the panel at any time. Upgrades between plans are hot; downgrades require a few seconds offline. Billing prorated to the second.

It depends. For interactive apps (SaaS, real-time dashboards) 70-100 ms from Spain or the EU is perceptible and rarely worth it. For asynchronous APIs, batch jobs, platforms with aggressive caching, or services targeted at US/LATAM audiences, NY beats any EU DC. If your user is in NY, Madrid or Mainhausen add an extra 80-100 ms.

Technically yes, but the CLOUD Act applies and the data falls outside the GDPR-residency umbrella. If your EU customer contractually requires 'data on European soil' (typical for public sector, healthcare or regulated finance), this is not the option. If your EU customer accepts US-hosted (typical for non-regulated B2B SaaS or adtech), there is no legal issue, just contractual pivot risk down the line.