Cloud instances billed by the hour

$5 of credit at signup, with no document verification. Credit is drawn down as your instances run and you top up whenever you like from the console.

Under 60 seconds, in any of 50 deployment zones across Europe, the United States, Turkey and India. Every instance includes NVMe storage, a 10 Gbps network and DDoS protection.

Yes. Once your workload is steady, a monthly VPS costs less than an instance left running around the clock. Our support team helps you move your data onto the matching monthly plan.

An instance that can no longer be billed is stopped, so keep an eye on the balance shown in the console and top up before you get there. Topping up takes effect immediately, with no minimum commitment.

Yes, as long as it exists it keeps its disk and its IP address, which are reserved for you and stay billed. Deleting the instance is what stops billing to the second, so export what you need first.

The same image library as our VPS range: Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS and Windows Server, ready in one click. You can redeploy an instance on another image whenever you want.

The closest to your users, out of 50 zones across Europe, the United States, Turkey and India. The public Looking Glass measures latency from our POPs without an account, which settles the question in a couple of minutes.

There is no live move between zones. Deploy a new instance in the target zone, copy your data across and delete the old one - billing on the first instance stops the moment it is deleted. Our support team can walk you through the copy.

It is built for workloads that come and go: tests, CI, seasonal peaks, short-lived environments. For a service that runs 24/7 all year, a monthly VPS costs less than the same instance left running - and moving across is straightforward.

Copy it off first: deleting an instance destroys its disk, and that is exactly what stops the billing. Move what matters to another instance, to storage of your choice or to your own machine, and check the copy before you delete anything.

For short-lived work, yes. The hourly rate is the monthly price divided by 730, so an instance left running all month costs about as much as a monthly plan - without the discount that longer billing cycles give you. Bursty workloads win; permanent ones do not.

With per-second billing the cheapest path is not to resize in place but to deploy the size you need, move the workload and delete the old instance. Our support team helps with the copy if you would rather not do it alone.

Yes, exactly as on a VPS: root over SSH on Linux, administrator over RDP on Windows, with the credentials sent as soon as the instance boots.

The prepaid balance is the cap: an instance that can no longer be billed is stopped, so you can never owe more than you have loaded. Top up in small amounts if you want a hard ceiling on an experiment.

Redeploying the same instance keeps its address; deleting it releases the address back to the pool. Plan the DNS change before you delete, or keep the old instance up until the new one answers.

The console shows the running balance and what each instance is consuming as it is metered. Check it before a long weekend: the surprise is never the price per hour, it is the instance nobody remembered to stop.