Cloud VPS · published rate card
Four numbers in. One number out.
A TechVervo server is specified by four quantities — vCPU, memory, NVMe and monthly transfer — and priced from five published numbers. No hidden tiers, no add-on tax on root access, and no line item you cannot reproduce from the page you are reading.
- Provisioned in
- —
- Regions
- —
- Setup fee
- None
- Minimum term
- None
01 · The schedule
Six plans, one rate card
Every plan is a point on the same four-quantity grid. Point at a row and the rail on the right breaks that plan down into the five numbers it is made of.
| Plan | CPU | Memory | Storage | Transfer | Per month | Deploy |
|---|
Every figure above is the one published for that plan. A plan is priced for the plan rather than summed from the rate card, so price and capacity do not rise together — read the columns, not the order. Plan uplinks are 1 Gbps on Node and Basic and 10 Gbps from Production upward, and the Deploy estimate is published per plan.
Full comparison on a dedicated page02 · Off the schedule
Build the spec you actually need
The schedule is six fixed points and most workloads sit between them. Set the four quantities and the rail itemises every line using the same five published rates.
Steps are the quantities the catalog publishes. Windows Server 2022 is available on Scale, Super-flux and Hyperflux; the other images run on every plan.
03 · Already in the box
None of this is a tier
Root access, a dedicated IPv4, an IPv6 /64, DDoS mitigation and a full KVM console appear on every plan at every price. They are not the first upgrade path — there isn’t one.
04 · Where we run
Six regions on one backbone
Pick the region nearest your audience. Every node sits on the same 10 Gbps private backbone, and you move later with a snapshot rather than a migration project.
How to read this
Private backbone interconnect, 10 Gbps
Region node · area is proportional to servers deployed
Positions from latitude and longitude; route lengths are not to scale
05 · The rest of the range
Where a plan stops being enough
A VPS is one of four things we run. The other three are specified and quoted separately, and the first step in all four is the same one: write the specification down.
-
05.1
Hardware range
Dedicated servers
A whole machine to yourself, for sustained compute and traffic past the point where virtualisation starts charging you for the abstraction.
-
05.2
What we take on
Managed operations
Patching, backups and monitoring handled by us against the published add-on rates, so your team stays on the product instead of the server.
-
05.3
Read the docs
API & automation
Every action in the panel is a documented REST call and every state change is a webhook, so provisioning does not have to happen in a browser.
-
05.4
See the rate
Floating IPs
Move an address between servers without waiting on DNS to propagate — $1.00 per address per month, at the rate published above.
06 · Questions
The things people ask first
If yours is not here, mail accounts@techvervo.com — a person reads it.
Every number here is arithmetic.
Reproduce any total on this page with a calculator — that is the entire offer. Start from one of the six published plans, or open the configurator and bring your own four quantities.