NVMe connects storage over PCIe instead of an interface designed for spinning disks, which shows up as lower latency under concurrent reads and writes. Whether that is worth paying for depends entirely on your workload — and this page says when it is not.
$9.95/mo
1 Core · 2 GB DDR4 RAM · 20 GB Enterprise NVMe SSD
NVMe is solid-state storage connected over PCIe rather than the SATA interface inherited from hard drives. The practical effect is lower latency and higher throughput, and it is most visible under many small concurrent reads and writes — database work, in other words. Our NVMe range is 4 plans from $9.95 to $24.95 a month, carrying 20 GB Enterprise NVMe SSD up to 60 GB Enterprise NVMe SSD, all on a 10 Gbps Port with DDR4 memory and a dedicated IPv4 address. If your workload is not disk-bound, an SSD plan will feel the same and cost less — that is a real answer, not modesty.
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Generated from the same data as the pricing page. Worth reading before you assume the more expensive range is the faster one on disk — it is not.
| Range | Storage | Sizes | From | Network |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic VPS 5 plans | HDD | 15 GB · 20 GB · 30 GB · 40 GB · 60 GB | $4.95 | 1 Gbps Port |
| SSD VPS 4 plans | SSD | 15 GB · 30 GB · 40 GB · 50 GB | $8.95 | 10 Gbps Port |
| NVMe VPS 4 plans | NVMe | 20 GB · 40 GB · 50 GB · 60 GB | $9.95 | 10 Gbps Port |
| Cloud VPS 4 plans | SSD | 35 GB · 50 GB · 70 GB · 100 GB | $16.95 | 10 Gbps Port |
| VDS 4 plans | NVMe or HDD | 40 GB 100 GB · 60 GB 100 GB · 80 GB 200 GB · 100 GB 500 GB | $29.95 | 10 Gbps Port |
Enterprise NVMe VPS Hosting — every figure generated from our pricing data.
Starter
Perfect for Personal Websites & Small Projects
1 Core · 2 GB DDR4 RAM
20 GB Enterprise NVMe SSD
10 Gbps Port
$9.95/mo
+ $1.00 one-time setup
Business
Our Most Popular Business VPS
2 Cores · 4 GB DDR4 RAM
40 GB Enterprise NVMe SSD
10 Gbps Port
$15.95/mo
Professional
High Performance for Professional Workloads
3 Cores · 6 GB DDR4 RAM
50 GB Enterprise NVMe SSD
10 Gbps Port
$21.95/mo
Enterprise
Maximum Performance for Enterprise Applications
4 Cores · 8 GB DDR4 RAM
60 GB Enterprise NVMe SSD
10 Gbps Port
$24.95/mo
Every plan includes full root access, a dedicated IPv4 address and open Port 25. No plan includes backups. See all 21 plans · ask before you order.
We would rather sell you the right plan once than the expensive one twice.
MySQL, PostgreSQL or MongoDB under real concurrency is the textbook case. Many small random reads and writes is exactly where NVMe pulls ahead of SATA.
Segmenting a large subscriber list and building campaign reports is database work first and foremost.
Logging, queues, analytics ingestion — anything where the disk is being written to constantly rather than read from cache.
Compiling, installing dependencies and unpacking archives are all disk-bound in a way that is immediately noticeable.
A brochure site or small blog serves mostly cached content. You will not feel the difference, and an SSD plan costs less.
An MTA spends its life waiting on remote servers, not on disk. Storage speed is rarely what limits it.
Network-bound by definition. Every range here has a 10 Gbps port except Classic, so NVMe adds nothing.
If you want the most gigabytes per pound, HDD on the Classic range gives far more space for the money. Speed and capacity pull in opposite directions here.
Full root access, a dedicated IPv4 address and a 10 Gbps Port on every NVMe plan — plus a 7-day money-back guarantee if the storage was not your bottleneck after all.
