In technical terms, VPS hosting can be considered a hybrid between shared hosting and dedicated hosting.
Dedicated servers require you to rent an entire server, which can quickly become very expensive. When you opt for shared hosting, you obtain access to a portion of a server that is shared with others. As a beginner, shared hosting is a great choice because it’s usually much less expensive and provides you with the necessary resources to begin your site.
Each virtual private server is partitioned into multiple virtualized server environments, which are then managed by a single server. It differs from shared hosting in terms of the amount of CPU and memory available, as well as other limitations. A VPS will typically provide baseline resources as well as additional resources that can be accessed at a moment’s notice in the event that your traffic spikes.

Hosting a VPS is similar to using a virtualized operating system. Take, for instance, that you own a MacBook Pro, but you must use the Windows operating system in order to run certain programs. An alternative to buying a separate Windows PC is to use software such as VirtualBox or VMware. With this software, you will be able to run a virtualized version of Windows on your Mac computer.
The same is true of VPS. Several virtualized servers can be operated on the same physical server. The virtual servers will operate as if they are separate dedicated servers.

It is likely that you have considered getting your own dedicated server if you need a unique hosting setup, or if you have a very large and high-traffic website. However, there is one catch. Dedicated servers are expensive! This is where VPS comes to the rescue. When compared to a shared server, a VPS can be completely customized according to your needs. As your site’s traffic and resource needs grow, your VPS hosting will also be able to grow with it.
Furthermore, VPS hosting is generally more secure than shared hosting environments, because you’ll be the only website using those server resources.

In managed VPS hosting, your hosting provider will perform routine maintenance, manage security, and configure the server for you. Depending on your choice of hosting provider, the actual services included with managed VPS vary.
In the case of unmanaged VPSs, you will generally be responsible for general server administration tasks, maintenance, security, and more. In order to run your unmanaged VPS effectively, you will need some technical expertise.

If you choose VPS hosting, you will have much greater control over the software on your server. Typically, a server’s operating system and memory allocation are the only limitations on what software can be run.

Yes. All our Windows VPS plans include a free domain.

Certainly, you are free to upgrade at any time to one of our higher plans.

To install SSL on your server, please contact our support team and we will do it for you.