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Hosting and servers

Linux KVM VPS servers and Windows shared hosting with Plesk on manob.ai, in United States and India datacenters. Plans and prices load live from the catalog; pick a product and a datacenter to compare them.

What is a Linux KVM VPS?

A virtual private server with full root access on KVM virtualization — dedicated CPU, RAM and NVMe storage that is yours alone. Install anything, run any stack.

Which operating systems are available?

Ubuntu 22.04, AlmaLinux 8 and AlmaLinux 9 — chosen at checkout.

How am I billed?

As a recurring subscription on the period you choose. Every price on this page is a rate per month, and a period longer than a month is charged in full at the start of that period — a 12-month term is twelve months in one payment, not twelve payments. It then renews automatically on the same cycle until you cancel. Before you enter a card, the checkout summary states what you pay today and what you will be billed at each renewal.

Can I choose how long to pay for?

On any plan that prices more than one period, yes — the Period dropdown on that plan sets the term, and the price and the total re-calculate as you change it. Each plan carries its own periods, because they are configured per plan: some sell month to month, and some are only sold on a single longer term.

Is a longer period cheaper?

Usually, and the card says by how much: the saving is measured against that same plan's own one-month rate, for the same number of months. Where a plan does not sell a one-month period there is nothing to compare against, so no saving is claimed rather than one being estimated.

Which datacenter should I pick?

Choose the region closest to your visitors for the lowest latency — United States or India. Plans and pricing are shown per region, because they genuinely differ.

Can I point my domain at my hosting?

Yes. Connect a domain you already own, or register one with us — DNS records are set up for you.

What is the difference between hosting and a server?

Shared and cloud hosting give you an account on managed infrastructure with a control panel (cPanel or Plesk) — nothing to administer. A VPS or dedicated server gives you the machine itself with full root access, which you manage yourself.