This guide walks you through ordering a cloud VPS, from creating an account to logging in to a running server. Most people are done in under five minutes.
1. Create your account
Open Create account, enter your name, email address and a password, and confirm your email. Your region (Bangladesh or international) decides whether prices are shown in taka or US dollars and which payment methods you see.
Some accounts are asked to verify their identity before the first order. If you see that message, upload a national ID, passport or business licence from Verification in the client area. Reviews normally take a few hours.
2. Pick a plan
In the client area choose Deploy new, then Cloud VPS. Compare the plans by vCPU, memory and NVMe storage:
- Small sites, bots and test servers: the smallest plan is enough.
- WordPress, WooCommerce or an API: pick a plan with at least 2 GB of memory.
- Databases, game servers or several sites: choose 8 GB of memory or more.
You can upgrade later without reinstalling, so there is no need to over-buy.
3. Choose the options
- Billing cycle: monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly. Longer cycles cost less per month.
- Location: pick the region closest to your visitors.
- Operating system: Ubuntu and Debian are the most common choices for websites and apps. AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux suit software built for Red Hat. Windows Server is available on plans that include it.
- Hostname: a name for the server, such as
web1.example.com. - SSH key (optional): paste your public key to log in without a password.
4. Pay the invoice
Pay with bKash, Nagad, Binance Pay or your account credit. As soon as the payment is confirmed, the server is cloned from a clean template and started automatically.
5. Log in
The service page shows the IP address, username and password, and the same details are emailed to you. Linux servers are reached with SSH and Windows servers with Remote Desktop; see the guides in this help centre. From the service page you can also start, stop and reboot the server, reinstall the operating system and watch live CPU, memory, disk and network graphs.
If the server is not running within a few minutes of payment, open a ticket from the service page and our team will check it.