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Cloud compute without unnecessary complexity.

Deploy virtual servers in seconds across multiple regions with NVMe storage, modern networking, IPv6 and transparent service monitoring.

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Live platform telemetryLIVE
Requests / min18,420
Edge latency24 ms
Active instances2,814
Network traffic8.4 Gbps
Compute

Simple plans. Predictable pricing.

Every instance includes NVMe storage, one public IPv4 address, IPv6, DDoS filtering and traffic monitoring.

Cloud S

For small services, VPN gateways and development workloads.

€6.90 / mo
  • 2 vCPU
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 60 GB NVMe
  • 1 Gbit/s network
  • 10 TB traffic

Cloud L

Higher memory and CPU limits for databases and heavier workloads.

€24.90 / mo
  • 8 vCPU
  • 16 GB RAM
  • 240 GB NVMe
  • 5 Gbit/s network
  • 30 TB traffic
Regions

Deploy closer to your users.

Choose a location based on latency, regional requirements or network topology.

🇩🇪FrankfurtFRA-1 · Germany
Capacity68%
🇳🇱AmsterdamAMS-1 · Netherlands
Capacity54%
🇫🇮HelsinkiHEL-1 · Finland
Capacity42%
🇵🇱WarsawWAW-1 · Poland
Capacity73%
Network status

Infrastructure health in real time.

Last telemetry refresh:

All core services are operational99.99% uptime
FRA-1
Frankfurt edge & compute
Operational
AMS-1
Amsterdam edge & compute
Operational
HEL-1
Helsinki edge & compute
Operational
WAW-1
Warsaw edge & compute
Operational
Platform

Updates and documentation.

Network capacity increased in Frankfurt

Additional uplinks were brought online in FRA-1 to increase peak traffic headroom.

IPv6 enabled by default

New compute instances now receive a routed IPv6 subnet during provisioning.

NVMe maintenance completed

Storage firmware maintenance in AMS-1 was completed without customer impact.

Standard cloud instances are normally provisioned automatically in under a minute after configuration is accepted.
Yes. IPv6 is available in all listed regions. IPv4 remains available for compatibility.
Typical templates include Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux and other commonly used Linux distributions.
Yes. The status section shows service availability and is refreshed automatically in the interface.