Storage VPS

HDD, SSD or NVMe: the cheapest terabytes are usually on hard disks, which are fine for backups and media streaming and slow for databases or many small files. SSD and NVMe plans with the same space cost more and suit apps that read and write all day. The Disk type filter separates them.

Traffic decides the bill as often as the disk does: a backup target mostly receives data, but a media server or a download mirror sends it out, and every terabyte over the allowance is charged. Each row shows the traffic included and the price of an extra terabyte; set the traffic you expect in the settings above and the bills follow.

Before you put your only copy there: one virtual disk is not a backup. Providers protect their storage against a failed drive, not against deletion, ransomware or the provider closing your account. Keep a second copy somewhere else, and encrypt what you upload if it is private. If you need tens of terabytes, compare with a dedicated server with several disks: past a few terabytes it is often cheaper per terabyte.