VPS Hosting · One-click apps, LAMP & LEMP

Popular stacks

Deploy-ready in minutes

The stacks our customers install most. Every one of them runs on any plan — bigger plans just serve more traffic.

Classic stack

LAMP

Linux, Apache, MySQL or MariaDB, and PHP. The stack most PHP applications, legacy CMSes, and cPanel-era migrations expect. Apache's .htaccess support makes it the safest landing spot when you are moving off shared hosting.

Apache 2.4
PHP 8.x
MariaDB
.htaccess

High performance

LEMP

Nginx instead of Apache, with PHP-FPM. Handles far more concurrent connections on the same RAM, which is why it is the better pick for busy WordPress and WooCommerce sites or an API behind a reverse proxy.

Nginx
PHP-FPM
Redis cache
Let's Encrypt

Most installed

WordPress

Your own server means your own PHP memory limit, your own cron, and object caching with Redis. No plugin blacklist, no execution-time caps, and no shared-hosting neighbour slowing down your admin panel.

WP-CLI
Object cache
Free SSL
Multisite

Commerce

WooCommerce

Carts and checkouts cannot be page-cached, so every shopper hits PHP and the database. A VPS gives you the dedicated memory and PHP workers that a catalogue with real traffic needs during a sale.

Dedicated PHP workers
Redis sessions
Payment gateways
Cron control

Automation

n8n

Self-hosted workflow automation with no per-execution billing. Connect CRMs, webhooks, WhatsApp, databases and AI APIs, and keep the data on your own server instead of a vendor's cloud.

Unlimited workflows
Webhooks
Docker install
Your own data

CI / CD

Jenkins

Run your own build and deploy pipelines without paying per build minute. Jenkins wants RAM and disk more than raw CPU, so pair it with a 4 GB plan or larger if builds run in parallel.

Pipelines
Build agents
Git hooks
Artifact storage

Team drive

NextCloud

Your own Google Drive replacement — file sync, shared calendars, contacts, and collaborative documents. Storage is the limit here, so size the disk for what your team actually keeps.

File sync
Calendar & contacts
Office docs
Data in India

Everything else

Docker & Compose

The fastest route to almost any open-source app. One docker compose up gets you a service, its database, and a reverse proxy — and rolling back is just as quick.

Compose files
Portainer UI
Isolated services
Easy rollback

Open source, self-hosted

Applications you can install

You have root, so this list is not a catalogue we limit you to — it is what customers run most often. Anything that installs on Debian, Ubuntu, AlmaLinux or Windows Server will run here.

WordPressBlogs, business sites, multisite

WooCommerceStores, carts, checkout

n8nWorkflow automation

JenkinsCI/CD pipelines

NextCloudFiles, calendar, team drive

DockerContainers & Compose

OdooERP, CRM, inventory

GiteaSelf-hosted Git

GrafanaDashboards & metrics

PostgreSQLRelational database

MySQL / MariaDBRelational database

RedisCache, queues, sessions

Node.jsAPIs, SSR, websockets

GhostPublishing & newsletters

MailcowSelf-hosted mail server

VaultwardenTeam password manager

Uptime KumaStatus & monitoring

MinIOS3-compatible storage

Also commonly installed: Django and Flask, Laravel, Tomcat, Moodle, Mattermost, Matomo and Plausible analytics, Metabase, Strapi, Portainer, Nginx Proxy Manager, Jitsi Meet, Coolify, Prometheus, WireGuard, and Windows Server workloads.

Installation is self-managed. We will help with server setup questions and migrations on a ticket, but we do not manage your application stack for you.

Traffic capacity

How much traffic can each plan handle?

The honest answer is "it depends on your database". These are realistic working estimates for a tuned LEMP stack with page caching — use them to pick a starting size, not as a guarantee.

Swipe the table sideways to see every plan.

Plan	VPS Mini 1 vCPU · 1 GB	VPS Starter 2 vCPU · 2 GB	VPS Plus 4 vCPU · 4 GB	VPS Business 8 vCPU · 16 GB	VPS Pro 12 vCPU · 64 GB
Cached pageviews / month	~25k	~80k	~250k	~800k	2M+
Concurrent visitors (cached)	20–40	60–100	200–350	800–1,200	2,500+
Logged-in / uncached users	5–10	15–30	50–90	200–400	600+
PHP-FPM workers (typical)	4–6	8–12	16–24	60–90	200+
WooCommerce catalogue	Not advised	Up to ~500 products	~2,000 products	10,000+ products	Large multi-store
Database working set	< 256 MB	< 512 MB	~1 GB	~6 GB	30 GB+
Comfortable site count	1 light site	1–3 sites	5–10 sites	25–40 sites	Panel / fleet
Order	Deploy	Deploy	Deploy	Deploy	Deploy

Estimates assume Nginx with PHP-FPM, page caching for anonymous visitors, Redis object cache, and a tuned database. Real numbers move a lot in both directions — the next section explains why.

Why the numbers move

It comes down to database query load

Two sites on identical plans can differ by 20× in the traffic they serve. What separates them is how many database queries each pageview costs, and whether the answer can be cached.

Light load

Under 20 queries per page

Brochure sites, blogs, docs, and landing pages. Almost every response is served from page cache, so the database is barely touched and a small plan goes a long way.

Serves roughly the full estimate above.

Medium load

30–60 queries per page

Typical WordPress with a page builder and a dozen plugins, a small store, or a members area. Cache covers anonymous traffic; logged-in users hit PHP and MySQL on every request.

Expect around half the cached estimate.

Heavy load

100+ queries, uncacheable

Carts and checkout, faceted product filters, dashboards, search, and reporting. None of it can be page-cached, and slow queries hold a PHP worker open while other visitors queue.

Plan for a quarter of the cached estimate — or less.

What actually moves the ceiling

Page caching for anonymous visitors — the single biggest multiplier
Redis or Memcached object caching
Database indexes on the columns you filter and sort by
PHP-FPM worker count matched to available RAM
Image sizes and how much static content you serve
Ratio of logged-in to anonymous traffic
Plugin and extension count, and how chatty they are
Background jobs, cron, and backups competing for the same CPU

Not sure which bucket you are in? Our engineers will look at your current site and tell you which plan fits — see the free consultation below.

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Moving from shared hosting, cPanel, or another VPS? Our engineers copy your files and databases, rebuild the stack on your new server, test it on a temporary URL, and only then cut DNS over. You stay online while it happens, and there is no migration fee.

Files & database copied
Tested before DNS cutover
SSL reissued for you
Email and DNS records mapped

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Pricing

Pick a plan and deploy

Same root access, same Delhi NCR network, same locked INR price on every size. See the full pricing comparison.

VPS Mini

Lean edge node for bots & staging

₹389 /mo

Price locked · no setup fees

1 vCPU · 1 GB RAM
10 GB SSD
1.0 TB outgoing
Full root · all ports

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VPS Starter

VPS Plus

Headroom for APIs & panels

₹779 /mo

Price locked · no setup fees

4 vCPU · 4 GB RAM
60 GB NVMe
4.0 TB outgoing
Full root · all ports

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VPS Business

Serious workloads, serious RAM

₹2599 /mo

Price locked · no setup fees

8 vCPU · 16 GB RAM
150 GB SSD
8.0 TB outgoing
Full root · all ports

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VPS Pro

Flagship power for India fleets

₹5195 /mo

Price locked · no setup fees

12 vCPU · 64 GB RAM
200 GB NVMe
Unmetered outgoing
Full root · all ports

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Not sure what you need?

Talk to a DevSecOps engineer — free

No sales script and no obligation. Tell us what you are running today and an engineer will recommend a plan, a stack, and a hardening checklist. If a smaller plan is enough, we will say so.

Right-sizing based on your real traffic and database load
Stack advice — LAMP, LEMP, Docker, or something custom
Migration plan with a rollback path
Server hardening: firewall, SSH keys, fail2ban, backups, SSL

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Usually answered within a couple of hours.

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LAMP

LEMP

WordPress

WooCommerce

n8n

Jenkins

NextCloud

Docker & Compose

Applications you can install

How much traffic can each plan handle?

It comes down to database query load

Under 20 queries per page

30–60 queries per page

100+ queries, uncacheable

What actually moves the ceiling

Migrate now — we do the heavy lifting, free

Pick a plan and deploy

VPS Mini

VPS Starter

VPS Plus

VPS Business

VPS Pro

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