Frequently asked questions

Essentially the same: a virtual server with dedicated resources. VDS is often used for the name, VPS is the general term. Both are in our VPS section.

Yes. Usually Linux templates (Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, etc.) and custom image upload. Windows often needs a separate license.

CPU, RAM, disk (SSD/NVMe), traffic or unmetered, control panel if stated. See the tariff card for details.

Depends on the tariff. Many VPS include one (cPanel, ISPmanager, etc.) or it can be added.

Often within minutes after payment. Exact ETA is on the provider's site.

Yes, with most providers. Check the panel or support for conditions.

A physical server entirely for your workload. All resources are yours, no neighbors. For heavy projects and full control.

Performance and isolation: no virtualization, full hardware access. Choice of disks, RAID, IP, etc.

Depends on tariff. Options: unmanaged, semi-managed, or managed.

Data centers in different countries and cities. See the tariff card for locations.

Usually yes. Quantity and cost from the provider.

Often from one month. Quarterly or annual often has a discount.

Filtering attack traffic before it reaches your server. Legitimate requests pass; mass attacks are dropped.

If your site or service was already attacked or you're at risk. Protection reduces downtime and data loss risk.

Depends. Some VPS/Dedicated include basic protection; for stronger protection see the DDoS section.

Traffic goes through a protected network; WAF checks web requests and blocks malicious ones. See the Proxying page.

Not necessarily. With proxying you point DNS to the protected network; the server can stay where it is.

Typical signs: site or server unreachable, panel hanging, provider notification. Panels often show traffic graphs and alerts.

Usually cards, sometimes PayPal, crypto, invoice for businesses. See the provider's site at checkout.

Often rubles, dollars, or euros. Currency is shown next to the price on the tariff card.

Some providers offer a short trial or money-back. Check the tariff or provider description.

One-time setup or activation fee. Not on all tariffs; if present, it's shown next to the price.

Yes. In the provider's panel you can usually renew and pay for several periods ahead with a discount.

Many providers have a grace period. Details from their rules or support.

No, to browse and compare. Registration and order are on the provider's site via the link from us.

The provider sends an email with the panel link and login details. Check inbox and spam after payment.

IP, login, and password (or key) are in the email after activation or in the server panel.

Yes, usually in the provider's panel under Server or Security. Change password after first login.

Use password recovery on the provider's site. If that fails, contact their support.

Via our Contacts page for help with choice. For a specific tariff (payment, access, setup) contact the provider (ticket, chat, email).

Many providers offer 24/7. Check their site. We answer in business hours; for urgent order issues contact the provider.

In the provider's client area where you placed the order. Invoices, renewal, tickets are there too.

Check spam and email address. If still nothing, open a ticket with the provider or email them from their site.

Yes. You do the migration or order it from the provider. We help with choosing a tariff; migration details are with the provider.