Be in Full Control With VPS Hosting

A Virtual Private Server (VPS) is one of the most flexible web hosting options. Using private partition technology, you will get dedicated resources on a physical server. You can freely control, customize, and configure your server. Therefore, VPS is the perfect option for professionals who need flexibility and power for their projects.

We offer unmanaged VPS hosting services, so you will be responsible for all the work inside the server. However, Hostinger takes care of the back-end, manages the physical servers, and guarantees speed, uptime, and stability.

Linux VPS is a virtual server specifically designed to work with the Linux operating system (OS), including its distributions like Ubuntu and Fedora.

As an open-source OS, Linux offers various benefits to users. It lets them access the source code and repair the vulnerabilities, ensuring the highest level of security. This OS also provides more processing power and capacity, which means that sites will load faster, improving the user experience. This is what you can expect from our Linux VPS hosting services.

VPS hosting is designed for online projects that need more power, control, and flexibility, such as resource-intensive websites, web apps, online game servers, and WordPress multisites.

This type of hosting won’t require you to share CPU power, RAM, or disk space with other hosting users. Full root access lets you install any supported OS, configure server settings to your liking, and track all your resources in real time. With Linux VPS, you can get even more features and flexibility since it’s an open-source operating system.

All of this together is why a VPS host is generally suitable for more tech-savvy users.

Shared hosting is great for small projects, such as personal blogs or portfolios. With a shared hosting account, you’ll share the server space and resources with other users. You won’t have access to the server settings, and other users’ activities can impact your site’s performance.

VPS Hosting provides a dedicated partition on a physical server that is solely your own. Each plan includes a set amount of resources that you can use as you see fit. VPS also lets you create a custom server setup to suit your needs.

Although shared hosting is a more budget-friendly option, it’s much more limited regarding server resources and customization. It’s an excellent option for beginners who don’t plan to do large-scale projects soon.

However, if you’re looking for more power and flexibility, a VPS service with its full root access and a dedicated IP address will be a better choice.

They are similar hosting types, but there are some fundamental differences. A VPS supports multiple instances on a single dedicated server. Meanwhile, a virtual dedicated server (VDS) will do the same, but it takes up the entirety of the dedicated server.

VPS hosting is the perfect price-to-performance option for medium-to-large projects. Besides offering plenty of resources and control, it’s also more affordable than a VDS.

To fully utilize the advantages of this type of hosting, technical expertise is a must. As a VPS hosting provider, we give full root access to our customers, allowing them to customize their virtual servers.

Although we provide a user-friendly dashboard that helps simplify server management, it’s still a complicated job. Technical skills are required to take full advantage of virtual server hosting.

Our VPS hosting is self-managed, so you will take care of your own virtual server. This gives you the freedom and flexibility to run it as you like.

Refer to our tutorial base for all things related to virtual private servers, from server management to creating your WordPress website on a VPS platform. Don’t hesitate to contact our Customer Success team, which is available 24/7 to answer any questions you may have.

A self-managed service means the hosting provider gives the users full control for configuring and managing their virtual server. It also implies that the provider does not offer additional maintenance services, so users must have the technical skills to use it to its full potential.

Yes. All our VPS services are securely partitioned, guaranteeing top-notch protection. Your virtual server will also be protected by BitNinja, advanced DDoS protection, and other custom-built tools that monitor and safeguard our entire infrastructure.

Yes, our VPS comes with a dedicated IP address. Therefore, you can reap benefits such as FTP access and domain-based email service.

Yes, you can. You can use your virtual servers for many purposes, such as a VPN server, web server, mail server, or game server. The beauty of the VPS hosting service lies in its unparalleled control over how you can manage the server and its resources.

As long as it doesn’t require modification of your VPS kernel and your server has sufficient memory to allocate, you will have no problems running any software applications, services, or modules.

The best time to upgrade to our VPS solutions is when shared hosting is no longer sufficient for your needs, and you’ve gained the technical knowledge to run a virtual server.

We have eight VPS plans currently available. If you need to upgrade your current plan, simply go to your account dashboard and click “Upgrade”. It’s a quick process without any hassle or downtime.

We only provide Linux-based VPS hosting.

If you exceed your monthly bandwidth limit, the network speed will be limited to a maximum of 5 Mbps until it resets again.

One of our VPS hosting features is automated weekly backups. The latest backup will replace the one from the previous week. Alternatively, you can use the Snapshot tool on your VPS control panel to capture your current system and restore it in no time.

If you need it more frequently, it's also possible to order daily backups via the Snapshots & Backups page on your VPS dashboard.

Hostinger currently has data centers in six locations:

The United States

Brazil

The United Kingdom

Singapore

The Netherlands

Lithuania

This lets us offer fantastic coverage no matter where your location.