VPS Basic
RM 35 /mo
- vCPU cores 1 core
- Memory 2 GB
- NVMe SSD storage 20 GB
- Bandwidth 1 TB
- Dedicated IPv4 1
- Free SSL certificate Included
VPS HOSTING
Virtual servers,
Virtual servers,
configured your way.
KVM virtual servers with dedicated CPU, pure NVMe storage and full root access. Four fixed sizes — pick the one that fits and you're live in under a minute.
- Full root access & KVM virtualization
- Pure NVMe SSD storage on every plan
- 99.9% uptime SLA, backed in writing
- Provisioned and online in under 60 seconds
CHOOSE A SIZE
Four sizes. One simple table.
Every plan runs on the same managed KVM platform — only the resources change. Scale up at any time with zero downtime.
VPS Business
RM 65 /mo
- vCPU cores 2 cores
- Memory 4 GB
- NVMe SSD storage 40 GB
- Bandwidth 2 TB
- Dedicated IPv4 1
- Free SSL certificate Included
VPS Professional
RM 120 /mo
- vCPU cores 4 cores
- Memory 8 GB
- NVMe SSD storage 80 GB
- Bandwidth 3 TB
- Dedicated IPv4 1
- Free SSL certificate Included
VPS Enterprise
RM 199 /mo
- vCPU cores 8 cores
- Memory 16 GB
- NVMe SSD storage 160 GB
- Bandwidth 3 TB
- Dedicated IPv4 1
- Free SSL certificate Included
UNDER THE HOOD
Built for people who live in the terminal.
No control-panel guesswork. Every Fibernatic VPS gives you genuine root, isolated resources and the tooling to run production workloads your way.
See the full spec sheetFull root & SSH access
Complete control of your server — install anything, tune the kernel, run any stack you like.
True KVM virtualization
Dedicated, isolated resources. No noisy neighbours stealing your CPU cycles.
Pure NVMe SSD storage
Every plan runs on enterprise NVMe drives for consistently fast disk I/O.
Automated snapshots
Roll back to a known-good state in seconds, on a schedule you control.
DDoS protection included
Always-on network filtering keeps your server reachable under attack.
Choice of OS templates
Deploy Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky or Windows Server in one click.
FROM ZERO TO LIVE
Your server, live in three steps
No tickets, no waiting. Configure, choose an OS, and your VPS is online before your coffee cools.
1
Pick your plan
Four fixed sizes — Basic, Business, Professional or Enterprise. Pick the one that matches your workload; you can scale up later with no downtime.
2
Choose your OS
Select a Linux or Windows template and the data-centre region closest to your users.
3
Deploy & connect
Your VPS boots in under 60 seconds. SSH in, point your domain, and you're live.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Deploy your first VPS today.
Spin up a server in under a minute. Scale it, snapshot it, or cancel it — all from one dashboard.
VPS HOSTING FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need technical skills to manage a VPS?
You'll need to be comfortable with the Linux command line, or have a developer who is. The server is unmanaged by default — you have full root access and you control everything from the OS up. If you want us to manage it for you (security patches, monitoring, backups), ask about our managed-VPS add-on.
How fast is a Fibernatic VPS provisioned?
Under 60 seconds for a typical Linux image. Pay through the cart, the VPS boots, and you receive root credentials and the IP address by email. Windows Server images take ~3 minutes.
Can I scale CPU, RAM and storage later?
Yes — resources can be scaled up at any time. CPU and RAM upgrades require a quick reboot (under 30 seconds); storage can be expanded live. You only pay the prorated difference for the rest of the month.
Which operating systems do you support?
Ubuntu (20.04 / 22.04 / 24.04), Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS Stream, Fedora and Windows Server 2019/2022. You can also upload a custom ISO if you need something specific.
Is there a managed firewall or DDoS protection?
Every VPS sits behind always-on network-level DDoS protection at no extra cost. For application-layer firewalls (WAF), you can install your own (e.g. ModSecurity) or use our managed WAF add-on.
What's the uptime SLA?
99.9% network uptime — backed in writing in our service agreement. If we miss it, you get a service-credit refund proportional to the outage time.