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KVM  ·  NVMe SSD  ·  root access

Your own server, ready in minutes

A KVM virtual server with full root access, NVMe SSD storage and a 1 Gbps port. Take a ready-made plan or build the exact machine you need — then pay by the hour, never more than the monthly price.

From ₾14.99/mo or ₾0.031 an hour

  • Full root access
  • KVM virtualisation
  • NVMe SSD storage
  • 1 Gbps port
Plans & Pricing

Ready-made plans, priced by the hour

Every plan is a KVM server with full root access, NVMe SSD storage, one IPv4 address and a 1 Gbps port. Pick the size — the rest is the same.

Compare every plan

Prices are per month. You are only charged for the hours the server exists.

CPU, memory, disk, bandwidth and monthly price for every VPS plan.
Plan CPU RAM Disk Bandwidth Price Order
VPS M1 1 vCPU 1GB 20GB SSD 1TB ₾14.99/mo Order — VPS M1
VPS M2 2 vCPU 2GB 40GB SSD 2TB ₾24.99/mo Order — VPS M2
VPS M3 2 vCPU 4GB 80GB SSD 3TB ₾39.99/mo Order — VPS M3
VPS M4 4 vCPU 8GB 160GB SSD 4TB ₾59.99/mo Order — VPS M4
VPS M5 6 vCPU 16GB 320GB SSD 5TB ₾99.99/mo Order — VPS M5
VPS M6 8 vCPU 32GB 500GB SSD 6TB ₾149.99/mo Order — VPS M6
VPS M7 12 vCPU 64GB 800GB SSD 8TB ₾199.99/mo Order — VPS M7
VPS M8 16 vCPU 128GB 1.5TB SSD 10TB ₾299.99/mo Order — VPS M8

Need something between two tiers, or bigger than the biggest? Build it yourself.

Build your own

Or build the exact machine you need

Set the cores, memory and disk yourself. There is no fixed tier to fit into and no setup fee — the price updates as you move the sliders.

Operating system

You can reinstall with a different system later from your dashboard.

Your configuration
Base
× vCPU
GB RAM
GB NVMe
Estimated price /mo
Continue with this build

You will sign in or create an account first — this configuration comes with you.

Custom builds need enough account balance to cover the first 24 hours, and phone verification before your first VPS. Billing runs while the server exists — powering it off does not stop it, deleting it does.

Billing

Pay for the hours you actually use

A test server for an afternoon should not cost a month. VPS billing here is hourly, prepaid from your balance, and capped so it can never exceed the monthly price.

  1. Billing starts when the server does

    Your VPS is built automatically and starts charging from that moment — no setup fee, no minimum term, nothing to cancel in advance.

  2. Charged by the hour from your balance

    The hourly rate is the monthly price divided by 480 hours, taken from your prepaid account balance. Nothing is charged to a card in the background.

  3. Never more than the monthly price

    After 480 hours in one calendar month the charging stops. Run a server around the clock and you pay its monthly price — the last 10 days or so of the month cost nothing extra.

  4. Deleting is what stops the clock

    A powered-off server still reserves its resources, so it still bills. When you no longer need it, delete it from the dashboard and charging stops immediately.

For example

A VPS M1 left running for three days

Monthly price
₾14.99
Hourly rate
₾0.031
72 hours
₾2.25

Leave the same server running all month and it stops at ₾14.99 — the cap, not a bigger bill.

What you get

A real server, and the controls to run it

Root access is only half of it. Everything you would normally open a ticket for is a button in your dashboard.

Console and web terminal

Reach the machine from the browser even when SSH or the network is down — the same out-of-band console we use ourselves.

Power and reboot

Start, stop, reboot or force a power cycle from the dashboard, without waiting for anyone to do it for you.

Snapshots

Take a snapshot before a risky change and roll the whole disk back if it goes wrong. Create, restore and delete them yourself.

Rescue mode

Boot into a rescue system to repair a broken bootloader, a bad fstab or a locked-out configuration — then switch straight back.

Reinstall and root password

Reinstall the operating system with a different distribution, or reset the root password, whenever you need to. No ticket required.

Resource graphs

CPU, memory, disk and network over time, plus an activity log of every action taken on the server and who took it.

Under the hood

  • KVM virtualisation Real isolation, your own kernel
  • NVMe SSD storage No spinning disks anywhere
  • 1 Gbps port On every plan
  • Dedicated IPv4 One address included
  • EU datacenter Our own dedicated hardware
  • Support from Tbilisi Georgian or English, by ticket or chat
Choosing

Which size do you need?

Start smaller than you think — moving up a tier later takes a few minutes and you only pay the difference.

Getting started

A small app, a bot or a dev box

Something that needs to be online and yours, but is not under load: a side project, a Telegram bot, a staging copy, a VPN or a place to try things without touching production.

VPS M1 – VPS M3 from 1 vCPU · 1GB · 20GB SSD
From ₾14.99/mo See these plans
Production

A live site with its own database

An application you actually depend on — a web app with a database, a queue worker, a small API — where the memory headroom matters more than the core count.

VPS M4 – VPS M6 from 4 vCPU · 8GB · 160GB SSD
From ₾59.99/mo See these plans
Heavy work

Several services, containers or builds

Docker stacks, CI runners, game servers, self-hosted tooling for a team: workloads that need cores and memory at the same time, on one machine you control.

VPS M7 – VPS M8 from 12 vCPU · 64GB · 800GB SSD
From ₾199.99/mo See these plans
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FAQ

Questions people ask before buying a VPS

What is the difference between a VPS and Cloud Hosting?
Cloud Hosting gives you space on a server we administer, managed through cPanel. A VPS is a whole machine of your own: its own operating system, its own resources, and root access, so you install and configure whatever you need. It also means the server administration is yours — if you would rather not do that, look at Managed VPS or Cloud Hosting instead.
Do I really get full root access?
Yes. You get the root password and SSH access from the moment the server is created, and you can reset that password or reinstall the operating system yourself at any time from the dashboard. There is no panel we force you to use and no software we block.
How does hourly billing work?
Your hourly rate is the monthly price divided by 480 hours, and it is charged from your account balance for every hour the server exists. Once you pass 480 hours in one calendar month the charging stops, so running a server around the clock costs exactly its monthly price and never more.
What happens if my balance runs out?
When your balance can no longer cover the next hour, the server is suspended rather than deleted. We email you straight away, again after 24 hours and again after 48. If the balance is still empty 72 hours after suspension, the server and its data are deleted — so top up or take a backup before then.
Which operating systems can I install?
You pick a Linux distribution when you create the server, and you can reinstall it with a different one whenever you like from the dashboard. A reinstall wipes the disk, so take a snapshot first if you want to keep anything.
Can I move to a bigger plan later?
Yes. You can change plan from your dashboard: an upgrade is applied against a pro-rated invoice for the difference, and a downgrade takes effect at your next renewal date so you never lose time you have already paid for.
Do you administer the server for me?
Not on a root VPS — that machine is yours to run, and we support the infrastructure underneath it: the node, the network, provisioning, snapshots and rescue mode. If you want us to look after the operating system, control panel and updates as well, that is what Managed VPS is for.
Where are the servers and who supports them?
The nodes run on our own dedicated hardware in an EU datacenter, on KVM virtualisation. Support is our own team in Tbilisi, in Georgian or English, through tickets and live chat in your dashboard.

Build your server now, delete it tonight

Hourly billing means trying a VPS costs about as much as a coffee. Keep it if it works, delete it if it does not.