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- 4 cores CPU
- 200 GB 100% SSD
- 8 GB (guaranteed) RAM
- /64 Network IPv6 Addresses
- 200 Mbit/s UNLIMITED Traffic
- Root Access
- VNC access
- DDoS protection
- Operating system Linux
- 24/7 support
Flexible virtual server resources for websites, applications, development environments and growing online projects. Choose the available CPU, memory, storage, operating system and location options that fit your deployment.
Compare available plans and choose the configuration that suits your needs.
A clean vps setup for personal sites, portfolios, blogs and growing web projects.
No noisy neighbors. Every VPS comes with isolated CPU, RAM and storage for consistent high performance.
Boost website loading speeds up to 10x faster with cutting-edge NVMe SSD drives optimized for SEO & UX.
Stay protected with DDoS defense, AI-driven firewalls and free SSL certificates on every VPS.
Developer freedom at its best — install custom software, configure servers and manage apps withFull Root Access.
We take great pride in the service that we offer with our enterprise level hardware, datacenter and monitoring systems.
Choose from multiple worldwide server locations to reduce latency and rank better in local SEO results.
Easily upgrade plans & resources as your client base grows.
Get expert WordPress & reseller hosting support anytime you need.
A VPS gives you an isolated virtual server environment with configurable resources. Compare CPU, memory, storage, operating system and location availability before ordering so the server matches your application instead of relying on a one-size-fits-all plan.
Match compute and RAM to your websites, applications, databases and expected traffic. Resource requirements vary by workload.
Consider both capacity and the storage option available with the selected server configuration, especially for database or content-heavy workloads.
Choose from currently available locations based on your audience and deployment needs. Location availability can vary by plan.
Select an available operating system that supports your application stack, administration workflow and software requirements.
Quick answers about SKPHost hosting, activation, migration, billing and account management.
VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting partitions a physical server into multiple virtual servers. Each VPS provides allocated CPU, RAM and storage, giving you greater control, performance and isolation than shared hosting.
Shared hosting shares server resources among multiple users, while VPS provides an isolated virtual environment with allocated resources and greater control over your server.
Yes, especially with a Managed VPS plan. Managed services can help with system updates, security, monitoring and other server administration tasks.
Managed VPS includes provider assistance with supported server administration, updates, security and monitoring. Unmanaged VPS gives you greater control but requires you to handle system maintenance and security yourself.
VPS plans provide allocated CPU, RAM and storage resources for your virtual server, helping provide more predictable performance than traditional shared hosting.
VPS provides an isolated environment, and you can strengthen security with firewalls, SSH hardening, regular updates, WAF solutions and supported security tools such as Imunify360.
VPS can improve website performance by providing allocated resources, faster storage and greater control over server configuration. Actual speed depends on the application, optimization and workload.
Yes, VPS resources can generally be upgraded when your website or application requires additional CPU, RAM or storage. The exact upgrade process depends on the selected plan.
VPS can support SEO by providing reliable performance, SSL support, server control and scalable resources. However, search rankings also depend on content, technical SEO, website quality and many other factors.
Yes, VPS hosting can be suitable for eCommerce websites that require additional resources, server control, security configuration and scalability.
Yes, supported VPS plans provide root and SSH access, allowing you to install software, manage services and configure your server environment.
Yes, you can host multiple websites and domains on one VPS using virtual hosts or control panels such as cPanel, Plesk or DirectAdmin, provided the available resources are sufficient.
Uptime depends on the infrastructure and applicable SLA of the selected VPS service. Please check the current VPS plan and SLA terms for the exact uptime commitment.
Yes, VPS hosting can be suitable for MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and other database workloads when the CPU, RAM, storage and I/O resources are properly provisioned.
Yes, a VPS can be used to install and run compatible media-processing tools such as FFmpeg and yt-dlp, subject to applicable laws, platform terms and hosting policies.
Backup availability depends on the selected VPS plan. Backups may be included or offered as an additional service. Check the plan details for retention and restoration options.
A typical migration involves backing up your files and databases, transferring them to the VPS, configuring the server, updating DNS and testing the website before switching traffic.
VPS pricing depends on CPU, RAM, storage, bandwidth, location and management level. Check the current SKPHost VPS plans for the latest pricing and available configurations.
Billing options depend on the selected VPS product. Please check the current VPS plans for available billing cycles and payment options.
Unmanaged VPS generally requires basic Linux, networking and SSH knowledge. If you prefer professional server administration, a Managed VPS plan may be more suitable.
Yes, compatible VPS servers can run control panels such as cPanel, Plesk or DirectAdmin. Licensing requirements depend on the selected control panel.
Yes. Choosing a data center closer to your main audience can reduce network latency and improve the responsiveness of your website or application.
Common VPS security measures include firewalls, SSH hardening, regular operating system updates, malware scanning, WAF solutions and optional managed security services.
Yes, a properly sized VPS can handle traffic spikes. Caching, CDN integration and resource upgrades can further help manage periods of increased traffic.
Depending on the VPS product, storage options may include NVMe SSD, SSD and other storage technologies. NVMe is particularly useful for databases, media processing and high-I/O workloads.
Snapshot availability depends on the VPS provider and plan. Where supported, snapshots can help restore a server state before major updates or configuration changes.
Yes, a VPS can be used for hosting reselling with compatible software such as WHM, cPanel and billing systems like WHMCS. You are responsible for configuring and managing the hosting environment unless a managed service is included.
IP address availability depends on the selected VPS plan and data center. IPv4 and IPv6 availability, as well as additional IP options, should be checked in the current plan details.
Choose a VPS based on your expected traffic, CPU usage, RAM requirements, storage needs, applications and management preferences. You can start with a suitable configuration and upgrade as your requirements grow.
Select from commonly supported Linux distributions and Windows Server options. Exact versions and availability depend on the selected VPS server.
Popular general-purpose Linux distribution.
Stable Linux platform for server workloads.
Enterprise-focused Linux distribution.
Server-oriented enterprise Linux platform.
Rolling server distribution in the CentOS ecosystem.
Windows Server where supported by the selected VPS.
Helpful support whenever you need assistance.
Infrastructure engineered for stability and performance.
Get supported services provisioned quickly and efficiently.
Security-focused hosting with backup options for supported services.