Launch your websites, applications, and business workloads on enterprise-grade KVM virtual servers powered by high-speed NVMe SSD storage. Enjoy dedicated resources, full root access, and instant deployment for maximum performance, reliability, and flexibility.
Choose the Linux KVM VPS plan that best fits your needs. Every plan includes dedicated resources, Enterprise NVMe SSD storage, full root access, instant provisioning, and 24/7 expert support to keep your projects running smoothly.
Get up and running instantly! Our servers are provisioned within a few minutes.
Get complete flexibility to choose the operating system that works for you.Here are operating systems available with our servers:
Optionally, you can choose a Control Panel for easy Server Management.Here the available add-ons:
At ksh3000/GB/month
Available at a flat fee. No complicated billing based on Bandwidth or IOPS usage
You can Start, Stop, Restart, Rebuild your VPS from the Server Management Panel.
With full root access, you get complete control to manage your server resources.
VNC allows you quick access to your VPS for easy management.
Optionally, you can install & integrate WHMCS with your VPS Server seamlessly.
Our advanced DDOS protection ensures that your VPS is protected against any attacks.
All VPS servers are powered by trusted infrastructure to keep them up and running:
Setup your own network instantly in a few clicks
Our servers include semi-managed support related to:
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Bridge the gap between shared web hosting and a dedicated physical machine. Our Virtual Private Servers (VPS) give you fully isolated environments with dedicated CPU, RAM, and high-speed NVMe storage allocations. Perfect for expanding online shops, developers needing custom environments, app backend hosting, and companies requiring absolute root-level configuration flexibility.
A VPS utilizes hardware virtualization technology to split a powerful physical server into distinct, completely isolated private compartments. Unlike shared hosting, your VPS operates with its own independent Operating System (OS) and has strictly guaranteed resources that cannot be drained by other accounts on the network.
We build our VPS nodes exclusively using Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) virtualization. KVM provides deep, uncompromised hardware isolation, allowing your virtual server to act exactly like a real physical server with full kernel modding capabilities and highly consistent throughput.
Yes! Every unmanaged VPS deployment grants you full root-level SSH privileges (or Administrator credentials for Windows). You have complete freedom to customize server firewalls, install complex dependencies, run custom container setups like Docker, or run specific database environments seamlessly.
Absolutely. During deployment, you can pick from a comprehensive library of Linux distributions—including Ubuntu Server, CentOS, Debian, and AlmaLinux. We also support specialized Windows Server instances for developers running .NET framework applications or remote desktop pipelines.
Scaling is instantaneous and friction-free. As your platform traffic surges, you can upgrade your CPU cores, system RAM, and storage arrays on-demand right through your Asushost client dashboard. The transition requires a simple automated reboot without losing any of your existing server configurations.
Yes, you can easily bundle standard control panels during checkout or install open-source alternatives like CyberPanel or HestiaCP later. Choosing a control panel makes managing multi-tenant websites, databases, and custom mail servers simple for users who prefer a graphical interface over a terminal line.
Yes, every Asushost VPS includes at least one dedicated, clean IPv4 address entirely assigned to your instance. This ensures your mailing reputation remains safe, facilitates smooth SSL integrations, and makes connecting remote application databases or corporate VPN tunnels highly reliable.