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A VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a virtual environment created by dividing a physical server into isolated instances. It allows users to manage their own resources (RAM, CPU, disk) independently, providing full control over their virtual server, similar to having a dedicated server.

Hostnserver.com currently offers VPS hosting in two locations: the United States (USA) and Canada (CA). The choice of location can impact performance based on the geographical proximity of your users.

Our VPS servers are equipped with Intel Xeon E5 vCore processors, DDR4 RAM, and SSD storage technology. This ensures high performance and fast data access.

You can choose from a variety of operating systems to install on your VPS. For Linux, we offer CentOS 9 and several versions of Ubuntu (20.04, 22.04, 23.04, 24.04). For Windows, you can select Windows 10, Windows Server 2016, 2019, or 2022.

We offer flexible subscription periods for our VPS services: 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months.

Yes, you can upgrade your VPS resources. Disk storage can be increased to 200 GB, and RAM and CPU can be expanded up to 32 GB. You can also purchase additional IP addresses, up to a total of 6 IPs.

Yes, you can request an OS change at no additional cost by submitting a support ticket.

Yes, we provide daily, weekly, or monthly backup services. However, this is a paid service, and you can request it through our support system.

Yes, after your purchase, you can request to upgrade your RAM, CPU, or disk space, or purchase additional IPs through a support ticket. These upgrades come with an additional fee.

We accept payments via credit card and cryptocurrency. Additionally, you can use coupon codes to make discounted purchases.

At Hostnserver.com, we do not offer refunds on VPS purchases. Please ensure that the service meets your needs before making a purchase.

No, there are no restrictions on what you can do with your VPS. However, all illegal activities are strictly prohibited, and users are fully responsible for their actions.