A Virtual Private Server (VPS) is a flexible solution that allows you to host websites such as corporate sites, e-commerce platforms, multimedia content, and more. It's also commonly used for software applications like portals, extranets, collaboration tools, wikis, or CRMs. Unlike shared hosting, your data is isolated in a virtual machine dedicated exclusively to you.

VPS hosting is a middle ground between shared web hosting and a physical server. It offers the reliability and performance of a dedicated server without the need to manage the hardware, making it ideal for those seeking power and flexibility without the complexity.

To manage a VPS, you need basic knowledge of server administration and the ability to handle the installed operating system (Linux, Windows, PrestaShop, or WordPress) and configure applications.

If you need a VPS but feel you don’t have the necessary expertise, don’t worry. You can reach out to any of our partners, who will provide the support you need.

If you prefer guaranteed resources without having to manage a server, we recommend exploring our web hosting plans—designed to offer simplicity and performance.

Yes, a VPS can be partitioned and organized according to your needs, allowing you to host multiple websites or projects. Each site will have its own private space with the storage volume you define. To make management easier, the VPS comes with the cPanel control panel, which simplifies website administration and helps you save time.

While VPS plans do not include domains, they do come with cPanel, allowing you to create custom email accounts for your domains. You can also easily purchase domains from your client area once your VPS is activated. This gives you the flexibility to set everything up according to your business’s specific needs.

After a web hosting plan, a VPS is the next logical step in hosting solutions. VPS plans offer more capabilities and greater freedom in configuration, access, and features—including root access, Apache customization, and advanced settings like PHP.ini. You can also install SSL certificates or any other software you may need.

That’s why it’s essential to choose a VPS that perfectly matches your application needs and can scale as your business grows.

With a VPS, you don’t need to worry about managing hardware or monitoring disk drives, RAM, or CPU. It’s a practical and efficient solution for most web-related tasks in moderately sized projects.

On the other hand, a dedicated server is ideal for users who want direct control over hardware, build more advanced architectures, implement private networks (vRack), or deploy complex solutions beyond traditional web services.

In general, as a client’s web activity grows, they often migrate to dedicated servers or Public Cloud solutions, which offer more robust, flexible infrastructures capable of supporting significant growth.