Network & egress
Plans advertise a 1Gbps network port. No monthly transfer or egress allowance is published here, so confirm high-volume or cross-region workloads before ordering.
Virtual private servers
Choose the processor family and capacity that make sense now, then grow when the work calls for it.
VPS baseline
Access
Full root
Network
1Gbps
Storage
NVMe options
Availability
Shown per family
Configurations
Available Xeon capacity goes directly to ZenixDash. Other processor families remain visible as pre-order capacity, without presenting them as deployable today.
| Plan | CPU | RAM | Storage | Monthly | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Core | 1 vCore | 2 GB | 32 GB SSD | $3 | Choose |
| 2 Cores | 2 vCores | 4 GB | 64 GB SSD | $5 | Choose |
| 3 Cores | 3 vCores | 6 GB | 96 GB SSD | $7 | Choose |
| 4 CoresRecommended | 4 vCores | 8 GB | 128 GB SSD | $11 | Choose |
| 6 Cores | 6 vCores | 16 GB | 192 GB SSD | $16 | Choose |
| 8 Cores | 8 vCores | 24 GB | 256 GB SSD | $28 | Choose |
| 10 Cores | 10 vCores | 32 GB | 384 GB SSD | $30 | Choose |
| 16 Cores | 16 vCores | 64 GB | 512 GB SSD | $65 | Choose |
| 24 Cores | 24 vCores | 128 GB | 1024 GB SSD | $104 | Choose |
Operations notes
These details sit beside the headline plan so transfer, recovery, automation, and capacity assumptions are clear before a migration or production deployment.
Plans advertise a 1Gbps network port. No monthly transfer or egress allowance is published here, so confirm high-volume or cross-region workloads before ordering.
Snapshots and retention are not included in the plan table. The SLA does not guarantee backup frequency, retention, or restoration; keep an independent copy of important data.
No public VPS API or CLI is listed with these plans. ZenixDash is the published control surface; there is no documented automation endpoint for this offer.
Singapore is the only listed region. Xeon capacity is shown as available now; other processor families are marked pre-order and are not presented as deployable today.
For commitments that apply to a paid service, review the SLA and ask the team to confirm workload-specific details before ordering.
Storage that keeps the server responsive under real work.
Root access and the service protections shown with the plan.
Capacity for workloads that need a nearby, useful network.