What is a Linux VPS?
A Linux VPS is a virtual private server running a Linux operating system on isolated, guaranteed resources (CPU, RAM and NVMe storage).…
What’s the difference between bare metal and a dedicated server?
They are the same thing — “bare metal” simply emphasises that the server is a single-tenant physical machine with no virtualization layer,…
Should I choose a dedicated server or a VPS?
Choose a dedicated server when you need an entire physical machine with guaranteed, isolated resources and full hardware control. A VPS is…
What port speeds do you offer?
You can choose from a 1 Gbps unmetered port up to 10 Gbps depending on the plan, so you can match network…
Are your dedicated servers truly unmetered?
Yes. Our unmetered plans include unlimited bandwidth on the chosen port speed, governed by a fair-usage policy rather than a data cap…
Do you support catch-all addresses?
Absolutely. Set a catch-all address for any domain so every message sent to an unknown address on that domain is delivered to…
Can I host email for multiple domains?
Yes. You can host email for unlimited domains from one account, each with its own mailboxes, aliases and catch-all addresses — ideal…
Is there an SMTP sending limit?
Our unlimited email plans are governed by a fair-usage policy rather than a hard SMTP cap, so normal business sending — team…
Can I upgrade my VPS resources later?
Yes. Start with the plan that fits today and scale your CPU, RAM and storage as your traffic grows — with minimal…