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Run an application stack in your Linux or Windows guest. Match its runtime and resource requirements.
OFFSHORE VPS SERVERS
Offshore VPS Hosting.
Your Operating Model.
Choose Linux KVM VPS, Windows VPS or Managed VPS. Match virtual CPU, memory, NVMe storage and traffic to the way you run your applications.
KVM virtualization3 service familiesNVMe storage
01 / THE SHORT ANSWER
What is a WebCare360 offshore VPS?
A KVM-based virtual machine runs its own guest operating system on shared physical infrastructure. Your plan allocates vCPU, RAM and NVMe storage, with administrative access according to the selected service family. Choose a customer-administered Linux or Windows VPS, or the separate Managed VPS service.
- Virtualization
- KVM
- Resources
- Allocated per plan
- Service choices
- Linux · Windows · Managed
- Billing
- Monthly plans
02 / VPS PLANS
Choose your VPS. Compare the resources.
Choose Linux KVM VPS, Windows VPS or Managed VPS. Select a deployment location where offered, then compare the four plans for that service.
CHOOSE LOCATION
Linux KVM VPS / Ukraine
Nimble
CPU: 2 vCPU.Monthly price: €24.99/mo- CPU
- 2 vCPU
- Memory
- 2 GB
- Storage
- 20 GB NVMe
- Port
- 350 Mbps
- Traffic
- Unmetered
Rocket
CPU: 3 vCPU.Monthly price: €34.99/mo- CPU
- 3 vCPU
- Memory
- 3 GB
- Storage
- 30 GB NVMe
- Port
- 350 Mbps
- Traffic
- Unmetered
Ignitor
CPU: 4 vCPU.Monthly price: €44.99/mo- CPU
- 4 vCPU
- Memory
- 4 GB
- Storage
- 40 GB NVMe
- Port
- 350 Mbps
- Traffic
- Unmetered
Zenith
CPU: 6 vCPU.Monthly price: €74.99/mo- CPU
- 6 vCPU
- Memory
- 6 GB
- Storage
- 60 GB NVMe
- Port
- 350 Mbps
- Traffic
- Unmetered
- Included address
- 1 IPv4 per VPS
- Across all four selected plans.
- Minimum term
- 1 month
- Prices are per month.
- Service terms
- No-refund condition
- The Service Agreement governs permitted use, local-law compliance and applicable exceptions.
03 / HOW KVM VIRTUALIZATION WORKS
One physical host. Independent guest environments.
KVM provides hardware-assisted virtualization. Each VPS runs a separate guest operating system with allocated virtual CPU, memory and storage.
Guest boundaries separate operating environments. The underlying physical host is shared: virtual CPU allocation is not the same as owning physical CPU cores.
Each guest runs its own operating system while sharing the host resource pool. Check the plan's allocation and limits when sizing a VPS.
KVM · Separate guest environments
04 / LINUX, WINDOWS OR MANAGED
Same virtual-machine foundation. Different responsibilities.
| Operating model | Linux KVM VPS | Windows VPS | Managed VPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Service model | Self-managed Linux | Self-managed Windows | Separate managed service |
| Environment | Customer-operated Linux guest | Windows licence included | cPanel listed with the service |
| Traffic model | Unmetered | 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 TB | Unmetered |
| Uplink | 350 Mbps | 500 Mbps | 350 Mbps |
05 / CONTROL & ADMINISTRATIVE ACCESS
Administer the environment your application needs.
- Linux KVM VPS
- Root access
- Administer your Linux operating system and application stack under the self-managed service model.
- Windows VPS
- Administrator / RDP
- Use the Windows administrative-access model for your application environment.
- Management boundary
- Plan around responsibilities
- For self-managed VPS, operating-system and application administration remain your responsibility. Review the selected management service separately.
06 / STORAGE, TRAFFIC & RESOURCES
Size the guest. Understand the connection.
- Virtual CPU & memory
- Allocated per VPS plan
- Choose vCPU and RAM for the application working set. These are virtual-machine allocations.
- NVMe storage
- 20-70 GB across the families
- Storage capacity varies by family and profile. Storage allocation is separate from backup service.
- Linux & Managed
- Unmetered · 350 Mbps
- Unmetered describes the traffic model; 350 Mbps describes the uplink.
- Windows
- 5-20 TB · 500 Mbps
- Compare the traffic allowance and the uplink independently. Throughput depends on the workload and network path.
07 / OPERATING SYSTEMS
Start with your application’s operating environment.
Linux and Windows are separate VPS choices. Consider the software your application depends on, its licence requirements and who will administer the environment. Managed VPS has its own control-panel service context.
Review software and migration dependencies ↗08 / MANAGED VS UNMANAGED
Choose the service around who operates it.
| Service distinction | Self-managed Linux / Windows | Managed VPS |
|---|---|---|
| Administration model | Customer administers the OS and applications | Separate managed service catalogue |
| Control panel | No panel licence assumed in the base offer | cPanel in the Managed packages |
| Backups | No included backup service assumed | Remote backups |
| Security tooling | Customer-managed software environment | cPGuard in the Managed packages |
Agree the management responsibilities and recovery requirements for your workload. Server/application security tooling is separate from network DDoS protection.
09 / VPS WORKLOAD FIT
A virtual environment with a clear purpose.
DEVELOPMENT / TESTING
Separate a development or test environment from your production application.
PRIVATE SERVICES
Run lawful, access-controlled services with administration appropriate to the chosen VPS family.
API / DATABASE NODES
Size memory, storage and vCPU for your API or database working set.
WINDOWS APPLICATIONS
Choose a licensed Windows VPS for compatible applications. Streaming and CDN projects are excluded by its terms.
MANAGED WEBSITES
Consider the Managed VPS service for a website environment with cPanel and supporting services.
10 / FAQ
The details worth knowing before you choose.
What is an offshore VPS?
A virtual private server is a virtual machine running on shared physical infrastructure. The selected plan defines its allocated resources and service terms. Linux VPS locations include Ukraine, the Netherlands and Bulgaria.
What does KVM mean for my VPS?
KVM runs separate guest operating systems on a physical host. Each virtual machine has allocated virtual CPU, memory and storage. A vCPU is not a dedicated physical CPU core.
Which VPS types can I compare?
Choose Linux KVM VPS, Windows VPS or Managed VPS. These are service families. Linux location selection is a separate step before comparing its four plans.
Do Linux VPS plans include root access?
Root access is available for the self-managed Linux service. You administer the operating system and your application stack, subject to the service terms.
Is a Windows licence included?
The Windows VPS plans include a Windows licence and Administrator/RDP access. Review compatibility for your required applications before choosing a plan.
How does Managed VPS differ?
Managed VPS is a separately sold service family, rather than the unmanaged Linux product with a different location. Its packages include cPanel, remote backups and cPGuard. Agree the operational responsibilities for your workload before ordering.
What traffic and uplink are included?
Linux and Managed plans include unmetered traffic with a 200 Mbps uplink. Windows plans include 5, 10, 15 or 20 TB traffic with a 500 Mbps uplink. Traffic allowance and connection speed describe different limits.
Can I upgrade resources later?
CPU, RAM, bandwidth and storage upgrades are available. Confirm the change and any interruption requirements for your service before planning it.
Can Windows VPS be used for streaming or CDN projects?
The Windows VPS terms prohibit streaming and CDN projects. This is a Windows-specific restriction; review the selected service terms for your workload.
What are the minimum term and refund conditions?
VPS plans have a one-month minimum term and a no-refund condition. The Service Agreement governs the applicable conditions and exceptions.
YOUR NEXT CONFIGURATION
Choose your VPS.
Define your operating model.
Compare Linux, Windows and Managed VPS. Then choose the resources and service terms that fit your application.
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