Applications needing isolation
Use VPS when the workload needs dedicated resources and a clearer server boundary.
Compare virtual server plans for applications, isolated websites, development workloads, and growing platforms.
Use VPS when the workload needs dedicated resources and a clearer server boundary.
Choose VPS when root-level control or a custom stack matters.
Move beyond shared hosting when resource demand, traffic, or software requirements increase.
Use the cards to compare plan shape, fit, and selected-currency pricing before taking the next step.
An efficient VPS starting point for isolated sites and smaller application workloads.
Small applications, isolated websites, and test environments.
More resources for active websites, ecommerce systems, and application demand.
Growing sites, active services, and production applications.
A larger virtual server for heavier services and bigger data footprints.
Higher-traffic workloads and larger application stacks.
A high-capacity VPS path for demanding platforms and heavier compute needs.
Demanding services, larger platforms, and performance-heavy workloads.
Focus on the resource and usage details that usually affect the right starting point.
| Plan | CPU | RAM | Storage | Network | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VPS Launch | 2 cores | 4GB | 40GB NVMe | 100Mbps | Small applications, isolated websites, and test environments. |
| VPS Growth | 4 cores | 8GB | 100GB NVMe | 100Mbps | Growing sites, active services, and production applications. |
| VPS Scale | 8 cores | 16GB | 400GB NVMe | 200Mbps | Higher-traffic workloads and larger application stacks. |
| VPS Advanced | 12 cores | 24GB | 600GB NVMe | 1Gbps | Demanding services, larger platforms, and performance-heavy workloads. |
Choose with enough context to avoid over-buying or starting too small.
CPU, RAM, storage, and traffic are easier to reason about as your workload grows.
Plan around UK, US, or available regional options based on the selected service.
Get guidance before moving production workloads or changing server architecture.
Tell us about the application, stack, traffic profile, storage needs, and management expectations. The team can help you plan a suitable setup.
Short answers before you choose a plan or ask for help.
Start with the workload. CPU, RAM, storage, network demand, and management expectations determine the right plan.
Choose UltraFast if you want stronger hosting without server administration. Choose VPS when you need isolated resources, root control, or a custom stack.
Yes. Share your application, traffic profile, software stack, and management needs so the team can recommend a route.
Compare the four standard plans above, or talk through a workload that needs a specific setup.