VPS

A VPS (Virtual Private Server ✕ A server is a powerful computer that provides data or services to other devices — for example serving a website or storing your cloud files. More in the glossary → ) is a virtual machine that splits a physical server into several independent units, each with dedicated resources (CPU, RAM, storage). Unlike shared hosting ✕ With shared hosting, many websites share one server's resources. That makes it very cheap but limited in performance — ideal for smaller sites. More in the glossary → , you don't share these resources with neighbors, which provides more stable performance and more control (your own configuration, root access). At the same time, a VPS is cheaper than a full dedicated server ✕ A dedicated server is a complete physical server just for you. It offers maximum performance and control but is more expensive and technically more demanding. More in the glossary → . It suits growing websites, shops, or applications that have outgrown shared hosting. Find suitable plans in the best web hosting comparison.