KVM-based compute
Run your own Linux environment with assigned virtual CPU and memory resources for predictable day-to-day performance.
Linux VPS Hosting
Flexible KVM virtual servers for websites, APIs, databases, containers, automation and development—starting with a compact 1 GB plan.
Full root access Linux distribution choice SSD/NVMe storage Scalable resources
Plans from$5.99/month
Your server, your stack
A clean Linux environment with room to grow.
Build the exact server environment your project requires, with administrative control and plan sizes ranging from lightweight services to larger multi-application deployments.
7plan sizes
1–32 GBmemory range
20–200 GBstorage range
500 GB–5 TBmonthly transfer
Full root access
Install supported packages, manage services, configure firewalls and control the operating system from the command line.
Fast SSD/NVMe storage
Use responsive storage for application files, containers, databases and other I/O-sensitive workloads.
Seven plan sizes
Choose from 1 GB through 32 GB RAM with matching CPU, storage and monthly transfer allocations.
Plan & pricing
Linux VPS plans for every workload
All plans use the existing FITVM Linux VPS pricing and order links supplied with the original website.
VM 1
StarterLightweight compute for testing, small utilities and low-traffic services.
$5.99/month
Monthly billing · VPS setup details shown at checkout
- CPU1 vCPU Core
- Memory1 GB RAM
- Storage20 GB SSD/NVMe
- Bandwidth500 GB
VM 2
A practical starter for small websites, bots and always-on background services.
$7.99/month
Monthly billing · VPS setup details shown at checkout
- CPU1 vCPU Core
- Memory2 GB RAM
- Storage30 GB SSD/NVMe
- Bandwidth1 TB
VM 3
PopularBalanced resources for production websites, containers and automation.
$13.99/month
Monthly billing · VPS setup details shown at checkout
- CPU2 vCPU Cores
- Memory4 GB RAM
- Storage50 GB SSD/NVMe
- Bandwidth1 TB
VM 4
Additional memory and CPU for multiple services and growing traffic.
$24.99/month
Monthly billing · VPS setup details shown at checkout
- CPU3 vCPU Cores
- Memory6 GB RAM
- Storage80 GB SSD/NVMe
- Bandwidth2 TB
VM 5
ScalePerformance capacity for business applications and busier workloads.
$34.99/month
Monthly billing · VPS setup details shown at checkout
- CPU4 vCPU Cores
- Memory8 GB RAM
- Storage100 GB SSD/NVMe
- Bandwidth2 TB
VM 6
ScaleHigh-memory compute for databases, application stacks and larger deployments.
$44.99/month
Monthly billing · VPS setup details shown at checkout
- CPU6 vCPU Cores
- Memory16 GB RAM
- Storage150 GB SSD/NVMe
- Bandwidth3 TB
VM 7
ScaleThe largest standard VPS plan for memory-intensive and multi-service environments.
$69.99/month
Monthly billing · VPS setup details shown at checkout
- CPU8 vCPU Cores
- Memory32 GB RAM
- Storage200 GB SSD/NVMe
- Bandwidth5 TB
Linux VPS services are self-managed. Review application requirements, backup strategy and security responsibilities before choosing a plan.
Common questions
Linux VPS questions, answered
Clear answers about deployment, billing, access and support.
Still deciding?
Share your workload and expected usage with our support team before ordering.
Contact technical supportYou can run compatible web servers, APIs, databases, containers, VPN software, automation tools, monitoring systems and other lawful workloads supported by your selected Linux distribution and plan resources.
A current Ubuntu LTS release is a common choice for broad documentation and package compatibility. Select the distribution that best matches your application’s official requirements and your own administration experience.
The standard plans focus on the virtual server itself. You can install a compatible free or commercial control panel, subject to its licensing terms and resource requirements.
Linux VPS plans are self-managed unless a separate managed service is explicitly listed during checkout. You are responsible for system updates, backups, application security and configuration.
Yes, provided the selected operating system and virtualization configuration support your Docker version. Choose enough RAM, storage and CPU for all containers plus the host operating system.
Put your Linux stack on infrastructure you control.
Select a plan, choose your operating system and configure the services your workload needs.