Available Plans
| Plan | vCPU | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nano | 1 | 512MB | 20GB | 1TB | Testing, small sites |
| Micro | 1 | 1GB | 40GB | 2TB | Personal blogs |
| Small | 1 | 2GB | 60GB | 3TB | Small business sites |
| Medium | 2 | 4GB | 80GB | 4TB | Growing businesses |
| Large | 2 | 8GB | 160GB | 5TB | High-traffic sites |
| XLarge | 4 | 16GB | 320GB | 6TB | Enterprise apps |
Available Blueprints
•WordPress — Pre-installed WordPress with WP-CLI
•Node.js — Node.js runtime with PM2
•LAMP — Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP
•Nginx — Nginx web server
•Plesk — Plesk control panel
•cPanel — cPanel hosting control
•Ubuntu — Clean Ubuntu server
Step 1: Choose Your Plan
1.Go to Dashboard → Hosting
2.Click "New Instance"
3.Select your plan based on your requirements
Step 2: Configure Your Instance
•Blueprint: Choose your server software
•Region: Select the data center closest to your audience
•Domain: Optionally link a domain from your account
Step 3: Complete Payment
Proceed to checkout. Your hosting instance will be provisioned within 2-5 minutes.
Step 4: Access Your Server
After provisioning, you'll receive an email with:
•Server IP Address — Your instance's public IP
•SSH Credentials — Username and temporary private key
•Root Password — For initial server access (if available)
•Quick-start guide specific to your blueprint
Step 5: Secure Your Server
Immediately after receiving your credentials:
1.Log in via SSH using the private key from your email
2.Change the default root/admin password
3.Set up firewall rules to close unnecessary ports
4.Install SSL certificates for any domains you attach
Tips
•Start with a Nano or Micro plan and upgrade later as your traffic grows
•Choose the region closest to your target audience for lower latency
•Link your domain during setup for automatic DNS configuration
•Save your SSH private key — it is generated once and cannot be retrieved again