VPS + Bare metal infrastructure
Virtual servers and dedicated hardware, specified before you pay. Honest pricing. Real support. No nonsense.
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Monthly$18.99/mo
Two ways to run
One product line is virtual and elastic. The other is a physical machine with your name on it. Everything else we used to sell is gone.
NVMe-backed virtual machines with dedicated resources, full root access and a daily backup. The fastest route from idea to running service.
From $14.99 per month
Explore VPSA whole physical machine in Missouri, Virginia or Oregon. Every specification is published exactly as the operator states it — including the older hardware, and including what they do not state.
From $24.00 per month
Browse bare metalChoose your level of control
Both product lines give you root. They differ in what sits underneath it.
| Level of control | 01Virtual Private Servers | 02Dedicated Servers |
|---|---|---|
| Resource isolation | Virtual Private ServersDedicated vCores on shared physical hosts | Dedicated ServersThe entire physical machine is yours |
| Hardware choice | Virtual Private ServersStandardised NVMe platform | Dedicated ServersYou pick the exact CPU, RAM and disks |
| Entry cost | Virtual Private ServersLower | Dedicated ServersHigher |
| Best for | Virtual Private ServersApps, APIs, dev and staging | Dedicated ServersVirtualisation, databases, sustained load |
Virtual servers
Every tier is NVMe-backed, comes with a previous-24-hour daily backup and gives you full root from the first boot.
A dependable starting point for a site, an API or a side project.
$14.99 per month
Best for
Region and stock are confirmed during provisioning before your first invoice.
Editorially recommended
The size most production workloads actually want on day one.
$18.99 per month
The smallest tier that runs an app server and its database on one box.
Best for
Region and stock are confirmed during provisioning before your first invoice.
More cores and memory for several sites or a busier single app.
$22.99 per month
Best for
Region and stock are confirmed during provisioning before your first invoice.
The largest virtual tier, for memory-hungry services.
$33.99 per month
Best for
Region and stock are confirmed during provisioning before your first invoice.
Not sure yet?
Answer two questions and we will point at a plan — using a plain set of rules you can read, not a black box.
What it scores
A database wants memory and fast disk; a build farm wants cores. The two rarely point at the same machine.
Cost, cores, clock speed, memory or capacity. Two, not five — a list of priorities where everything is a priority scores everything the same.
A machine we cannot get is not a recommendation. Availability is part of the score, not a footnote under it.
It runs entirely in your browser. No account, no email, and nothing you pick here leaves the page.
Infrastructure recommender
Step 1 of 2
This is a deterministic rules engine, not a model. It scores every plan against your answers using fixed weights and shows you the reasoning.
Bare metal
22 configurations, from a modest legacy box to 256 threads. Where the operator publishes the CPU model we publish it too, before you pay rather than after.
Editorially recommended
Thirty-two gigabytes and a solid-state disk, at the price of the electricity.
$35.00 per month
The cheapest machine here with enough memory and a solid-state disk to run something real.
Best for
Only a few of these left. We confirm the exact machine before any charge.
Sixty-four gigabytes behind a processor built for single-thread speed.
$75.00 per month, $75.00 one-time setup
Best for
Built to order from a partner range. We confirm availability and the exact configuration before any charge.
Four terabytes with sixteen fast threads in front of them.
$86.00 per month
Best for
In stock at the time of the last check. We confirm the exact machine before any charge.
Where it runs
Bare metal in Missouri, Virginia and Oregon. Virtual servers in Virginia, Oregon and the United Kingdom. Four places, all of them real — not a world map of cities we have never had a machine in.
How it works
No sales call, no onboarding sequence, no "solutions architect" scheduling a discovery workshop.
Every specification on this site is the specification you get. Compare freely, no account needed.
Bare-metal inventory moves fast. We verify your exact machine is available before any charge is raised.
Virtual servers are provisioned automatically where capacity allows. Dedicated hardware is racked and imaged.
Credentials, IP allocation and reverse DNS arrive together. From there the machine is entirely yours.
Why SuperAwesomeHost
CPU model, core and thread count, DDR generation, disk interface and port speed — printed on the card, not buried in a knowledge base article.
Some of our cheapest servers run genuinely old silicon. We label them as legacy hardware and tell you what they are good for instead of calling them "high performance".
Where a machine carries a setup fee, the card says so and says how much. No first-month discount that triples at renewal, and nothing that only appears on the invoice.
Every plan, virtual or physical, ships with unrestricted root access. No agent you cannot remove, no panel you must use.
Support is answered by people who administer the servers. There is no premium queue to buy your way into.
Every product page states the exact CPU model, the exact capacities and the exact port speed. If a number is not on the page, ask and we will give it to you.
In production
Two deployments, described by their architecture rather than by a number we made up. Both name the exact machines underneath them.
Software preservation · Non-profit
A legally-grounded archive of historic software, served to researchers from balanced bare metal with a verified storage tier behind it.
Software studio · Product engineering
Per-branch environments that appear on push and disappear on merge, on a build fleet sized for the worst ten minutes of the day rather than the average.
Straight answers
We do not publish a "100% uptime" number, because nobody can deliver one. Service levels are set out in our terms, and planned maintenance is announced in the client area. If something breaks, you will hear it from a person.
No. Both VPS and dedicated servers are unmanaged: you get root, you choose the operating system, and you run the stack. We help with the infrastructure underneath — network, hardware, connectivity, provisioning — and we will happily point you in the right direction beyond that, but we do not administer your applications.
Because it is cheap and still useful. A two-core machine with DDR2 memory will never win a benchmark, but it is a perfectly good backup target, lab box or legacy-application host for the price of a couple of coffees. We mark that hardware as legacy so nobody buys it expecting current-generation performance.
Virtual servers are provisioned automatically where capacity allows. Dedicated servers depend on stock: some deploy the same day, others need the machine prepared first. We tell you which before you order rather than promising "instant" and apologising later.
No. We retired domain registration, shared and WordPress hosting, email, VPN, SEO tools, website builders and reseller plans. The whole company is now virtual servers and dedicated hardware, which is the part we were actually good at.
Ready when you are
No sales call. No minimum term beyond the month you paid for. Full specifications before you spend anything.
Virtual from $14.99/moBare metal from $24.00/mo
