Databases
Frequent small reads and writes make storage latency relevant. Size RAM for your working set and test queries with representative data.
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Find an NVMe VPS where your application needs to run. Choose a location, compare its plans, and go straight to the matching configuration at checkout.
Compare matching base plans. Your location determines the configuration, monthly price and exact checkout link.
12 Matching plans
An affordable starting point for lightweight Linux services, development and personal VPN use. Not suitable for Windows Server.
More resources for small Linux applications and services. Windows Server is not recommended with this configuration.
A capable Linux VPS for growing applications and services. For Windows Server, choose KVM Basic Plus or higher.
Our recommended starting point for Windows Server, with 2 vCPU for additional processing capacity.
More memory, storage and traffic for growing Linux workloads and larger applications.
For Windows Server and demanding applications that benefit from 2 vCPU and additional memory.
For VPN, proxy and other network services. Includes 5 TB of monthly traffic; compare CPU and memory in the specifications below.
For VPN, proxy and other network services. Includes 5 TB of monthly traffic; compare CPU and memory in the specifications below.
For VPN, proxy and other network services. Includes 10 TB of monthly traffic; compare CPU and memory in the specifications below.
For VPN, proxy and other network services. Includes 10 TB of monthly traffic; compare CPU and memory in the specifications below.
For VPN, proxy and other network services. Includes 15 TB of monthly traffic; compare CPU and memory in the specifications below.
For VPN, proxy and other network services. Includes 15 TB of monthly traffic; compare CPU and memory in the specifications below.
Monthly prices in EUR, excluding VAT. Prices and configurations vary by location.
Uplink figures describe host connectivity. They are not a guaranteed speed for an individual VPS.
Test this location’s network →Frequent small reads and writes make storage latency relevant. Size RAM for your working set and test queries with representative data.
Content management systems, APIs and online stores combine application code, databases and files. Match the plan to the whole workload.
Package installation, image extraction and builds involve disk activity. Leave space for container layers, logs and temporary files.
NVMe is a protocol for communicating with non-volatile storage. NVMe SSDs and other SSDs are both solid-state storage; the interface alone does not tell you how fast a VPS will run.
| What to compare | What matters for your VPS |
|---|---|
| Storage type | This page includes plans explicitly listed with NVMe capacity. SSD-only plans remain on their location pages. |
| Included capacity | The plan cards show included storage. Check available storage upgrades and their price at checkout. |
| Application performance | Disk I/O, CPU, memory, caching and current host load all affect response time. Benchmark your own workload. |
| Network latency | Choose a location close to your users or services and test its route. Storage performance cannot remove network distance. |
Check the facility, network and available plans on the existing location page.
Storage varies by location and plan. This selector includes only plans with NVMe capacity and excludes SSD-only plans. The complete range remains available through VPS locations.
Each location and product has its own price, configuration and order link. The Buy button uses the order link for the exact plan shown in your selected location.
No. This page does not promise an IOPS or disk-throughput figure. Performance depends on the workload, VPS resources and operating conditions. Test with representative data.
Use each plan’s compatibility guidance. The smallest plans are intended for Linux; choose a suitable larger configuration for Windows and check operating-system and licensing options at checkout.
Storage upgrades are offered through the existing configuration process. Check the available options for your plan. Plan shutdown and restart for a storage change, then expand the partition and filesystem as needed. Keep separate backups.