KVM · NVMe RAID-10 · Mumbai / Delhi

Full root on a KVM VPS, up in about sixty seconds

KVM virtualisation on dual-socket Xeon nodes. No containers, no shared kernel, no surprise throttling. Linux or Windows, managed by you or by us, and usually ready in a minute or two from the order.

Node spec
cpu
Dual-socket Intel Xeon, model varies by host
storage
NVMe RAID-10
network
10 Gbps, redundant uplinks
server port
From 100 Mbit/s, growing with size
hypervisor
Proxmox / KVM
protection
DDoS L3 / L4 / L7, always on

Build your server

Every stop is a real configuration you can deploy. Priced per month and billed monthly, exclusive of 18% GST.

2 vCPU
2 vCPU $1.99 a month 64 vCPU
4 GB
4 GB $1.99 a month 128 GB
20 GB
20 GB $0.77 a month 2000 GB

Not in the monthly total. Pick them on the order page after “Deploy this”, except an extra disk, which you add in the panel once the server is running. Prices exclude 18% GST.

  • Automatic backups $0.19 per 10 GB of disk a month
  • Extra IPv4 address $2.13 per IP a month, up to 8
  • Management service $53.22 a month
  • Call alerting $5.31 a month
  • Extra bandwidth $1.06 per TB a month, up to 20 TB
  • Extra disk $0.02 per GB a month

VPS or VDS?

The honest version: VPS runs on a generic virtual CPU, VDS on the host’s own CPU with its full instruction set. VPS shares CPU time fairly between neighbours; VDS reserves whole physical cores for you alone. Most workloads want VPS.

KVM VPS
From $4.75/mo

Fair-share vCPU with burst headroom. Cheaper per core, and fast enough for web apps, APIs, staging and most production sites.

  • Web apps, APIs, WordPress at scale
  • Bursty traffic with quiet periods
VDS
From $10.16/mo

Whole physical cores reserved for you, on the host’s own CPU model with its full instruction set. Costs more per core and is worth it when consistent CPU time or those instructions matter more than price.

  • Databases with strict p99 targets
  • CI runners, game servers, trading feeds
Configure a VDS
In the panel's own words, a VPS is “Virtual CPU — portable, the best value” and a VDS is “Physical cores reserved for you alone, never shared with another server”. Both bill monthly, both come with a dedicated IPv4 address, and both grow from the panel without a rebuild — the CPU is the main difference. A VDS also includes 10 TB of transfer a month to a VPS’s 5 TB, and its port starts at 200 Mbit/s rather than 100 Mbit/s. Start on a VPS and you can switch it to a VDS later from its upgrade page: you pay only the difference for the rest of the current period, and it restarts once (a minute or two, longer if it has to move to another host in the same location), keeping its IP address. The switch is one way — a VDS can’t go back to a VPS.

Looking for something more specific?

Same machines, answered for the two questions people arrive with most often.

VPS sizes and presets

Any size on this grid can be ordered, not just the presets below — CPU and memory in steps of 2, disk in steps of 10 GB.

2–64 vCPU, in steps of 2
4–128 GB Memory, in steps of 2 GB
20–2,000 GB NVMe disk, in steps of 10 GB
PresetvCPURAMNVMePortMonthly
Starter
Side projects, bots, VPN
24 GB40 GB100 Mbit/s$5.52
Standard Popular
Websites and small apps
48 GB80 GB200 Mbit/s$11.04
Performance
Busy apps and databases
816 GB160 GB300 Mbit/s$22.08
Power
Heavy workloads, CI, game servers
1632 GB240 GB400 Mbit/s$41.09

The panel's four presets, priced as a VPS. Per month, exclusive of 18% GST. The port comes with the size and is never billed. The builder prices every size in between.

Start small, grow it later. A server can be made bigger at any time from the panel: only the difference is charged, for what is left of the month, the new size applies at once, and the new monthly price starts at the next renewal. More CPU or memory restarts the server once; more disk alone does not. Disks only grow, so a server is never made smaller — size the disk for where you are going, and the rest for where you are.

What every server includes

What comes with every server, on the smallest size as on the largest — none of it is an add-on.

In the price
  • Dedicated IPv4 address
  • 5 TB of transfer a month on a VPS, 10 TB on a VDS, counted in and out. More is $1.06 per TB a month, up to 20 TB, exclusive of 18% GST.
  • A network port from 100 Mbit/s on the smallest VPS (200 Mbit/s on a VDS), growing with the size of the server. Never billed.
In the panel, on every server
  • A cloud firewall run from the panel, and security groups — named rule sets you reuse across servers
  • The server's own screen and keyboard in your browser, for when SSH or Remote Desktop will not answer
  • SSH keys put on when it is built, or generated in the panel
  • Free e-mail alerts when it goes down or comes back, and when CPU, memory or network stay high
  • Live usage and graphs of CPU, memory, disk and network, by the hour up to the year

Transfer resets each calendar month. If a server uses all of it, it is disconnected or slowed until the month ends or you add more.

Operating system images

Clean upstream images, rebuilt weekly. Pick one when you deploy; a rebuild from the panel swaps it for another later, keeping the server's addresses.

Ubuntu
20.04 / 22.04 / 24.04 / 26.04 LTS
Debian
12 Bookworm / 13 (Trixie)
AlmaLinux
8 / 9 / 10
Rocky Linux
8 / 9 / 10
Windows Server
2019 / 2022 / 2025 Std
8 GB RAM, 40 GB disk minimum · licence free for 180 days
CentOS
Stream 9 / 10
Fedora
42 / 43
Kali Linux
Rolling
25 GB disk minimum

The Windows Server instance licence is free for your first 180 days. After that you activate it with a licence key of your own, and we do not bill it either way. Sixty-plus one-click application images — panels, stacks, CMS, databases — install on top of these: each on the images it supports, most of them Ubuntu and Debian, and the Windows ones, such as Tally and MetaTrader, on Windows Server.

Add-ons and extra disks

Nothing here is bundled into a server price. Add any of it when you deploy, except an extra disk, which goes on once the server is running. Backups, management, call alerting and extra transfer can also be added later from the panel, where the rest of the month is charged and they switch on in seconds; extra IPv4 addresses and extra disks are monthly subscriptions of their own, and a move is charged once.

Add-onWhat it doesPrice
Automatic backupsA backup of the whole server every night, the newest few kept, and restored in one click. Up to three more by hand a day.$0.19 per 10 GB of disk a month
Extra IPv4 addressMore public IPv4 addresses on the same network as the server.$2.13 per IP a month, up to 8
Management serviceOur engineers keep the server patched, secured and monitored, and fix problems for you.$53.22 a month
Call alertingWe phone you — up to three numbers — the moment the server stops responding, or a port you name stops answering.$5.31 a month
Extra bandwidthMore transfer every month, on top of what the server includes (5 TB on a VPS, 10 TB on a VDS).$1.06 per TB a month, up to 20 TB
Extra diskA disk of its own, 10–2,000 GB. It goes on any running server in the same location, comes off again with its data kept, and grows but never shrinks.$0.02 per GB a month
Moving to the other locationRebuilding a server in the other location copies its extra disks there. With none, it is free.$0.01 per GB, once

All prices exclude 18% GST. Removing the backups add-on deletes the server's backups with it.

Server locations

Two locations, both in India, so the data stays in the country. You pick one when you deploy.

Noida (Delhi NCR)
in-noi-1

Uttar Pradesh · Tier III

Mumbai
in-bom-1

Maharashtra · Tier III

A server can be rebuilt in the other location later. It gets a fresh system and a new IPv4 address there, and its extra disks are copied across at $0.01 per GB, once, exclusive of 18% GST — with no extra disks, the move costs nothing.

For builders

There is an API, and it is the same one we use

Everything you do in the panel, from your own code: order, resize, rebuild, back up and destroy servers, and manage their firewalls, disks and addresses. The Getwebup Cloud API is JSON over HTTPS, described by an OpenAPI 3.1 spec you can import into Postman or a client generator.

  • A sandbox key runs the same calls against a simulated copy of the platform — nothing is built or billed
  • Keys are scoped to the permissions each job needs, and can be locked to an IP allowlist
  • Every call is logged in the panel for 90 days, refused ones included
api — price a server
$ curl -s -X POST https://cloud.getwebup.in/api/v1/quotes \
    -H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \
    -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
    -d '{"location":"in-noi-1","image":"ubuntu-24.04","type":"vps","cpu":4,"ram_gb":8,"disk_gb":80}'

{"data": {
  "currency": "INR",
  "monthly": 103680,
  "monthly_display": "₹1,036.80",
  "lines": [ … ],
  "port_label": "200 Mbit/s"
}}
The comparison we can actually defend

Same money.
Different hardware.

Specs at roughly $10.65/month, from public pricing pages. We have not named competitors, because their configurations change monthly and a stale comparison is just a lie with a date on it.

At about $10.65/monthGetwebup VM 4Typical Indian hostTypical global cloud
vCPU / RAM4 / 8 GB2 / 4 GB2 / 4 GB
Transfer included5 TB1 TB1 TB, then metered
Data residencyMumbai / DelhiUsually IndiaRegion of your choice
Support hours24/7 in ISTBusiness hoursPaid tier only
DDoS protectionL3/L4/L7 includedL3/L4Chargeable add-on
Billing currency₹, GST invoice₹USD, FX on every bill
Where a global cloud wins, it wins properly: more regions, deeper managed services, and a bigger ecosystem. If you need eu-west and a managed Kubernetes control plane, buy that. This table is about price-for-hardware inside India.
KVM, not a container

What KVM means on this server, and how to check it

A KVM server is a whole virtual machine, not a share of someone else’s operating system. On every plan here that means:

  • It boots its own kernel, Linux or Windows, on Proxmox / KVM — not the host’s kernel shared with every other tenant
  • Docker, WireGuard and kernel modules work as they would on a physical machine
  • Windows Server 2019, 2022 and 2025 run on the same plans, from 8 GB of memory and 40 GB of disk
  • The server’s own screen and keyboard are in your browser, for when SSH or Remote Desktop will not answer
check it from inside the server
$ systemd-detect-virt
kvm

On a Linux server, systemd-detect-virt names what it is running under: kvm on a KVM machine like these, openvz or lxc inside a container. The longer version: KVM vs OpenVZ, and the errors a container VPS causes.

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