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  • Launch a Cloud VM in 2 Minutes
  • Scale vCPU & RAM Without Rebuilding
  • Full Root + API Control
  • Choose & Reinstall Your OS Anytime
  • Snapshot Before Risky Server Changes
  • Connect Multiple Servers Through Private VPC
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VyomCloud Cloud Server plans with vCPU cores, RAM, storage and monthly price in Indian rupees
Plan vCPU Cores RAM (GB) Traffic (TB) Bandwidth (Mbps) Storage (GB) Monthly Price (₹) Get Now
GPC.NANO02 1 2 0.50 100 20 ₹360/mo Same price at renewal Get Now
GPC.MICRO01 2 2 1.00 100 40 ₹560/mo Same price at renewal Get Now
GPC.MICRO02 2 4 2.00 250 40 ₹1,040/mo Same price at renewal Get Now
GPC.SMALL 4 8 5.00 250 80 ₹1,600/mo Same price at renewal Get Now
GPC.MEDIUM 4 16 10.00 500 160 ₹2,640/mo Same price at renewal Get Now
GPC.LARGE 8 16 10.00 500 160 ₹3,200/mo Same price at renewal Get Now
GPC.XLARGE01 8 32 30.00 500 320 ₹6,800/mo Same price at renewal Get Now
GPC.XLARGE02 16 64 60.00 1000 1024 ₹10,000/mo Same price at renewal Get Now
CPUO-MICRO 4 4 2.00 250 40 ₹1,200/mo Same price at renewal Get Now
CPUO-SMALL 8 8 5.00 500 80 ₹1,760/mo Same price at renewal Get Now
CPUO-MEDIUM 16 32 10.00 500 160 ₹7,360/mo Same price at renewal Get Now

All plans include full root access, API control, 1 IPv4 + IPv6, NVMe storage, and a 99.9% uptime SLA. Need something larger? Talk to sales.

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Compare VyomCloud vs Other Cloud Server Providers

Compare VyomCloud with similar on-demand cloud VM providers for pricing, root access, and flexible billing.

VyomCloud compared with Serverspace.io, IONOS Cloud, and Servers.com cloud server providers

VyomCloud

Serverspace.io

IONOS Cloud

Servers.com

Product type KVM-virtualized cloud server (VM) Cloud VPS, billed in 10-minute increments Horizontally scalable cloud VMs ("Cloud Cubes") SSD-based cloud server, single-tenant infrastructure focus
Starting price ₹360/mo (~ $4.30/mo · fixed price) From ~€4.63/mo (~ ₹420/mo) From $5.76/mo (~ ₹480/mo) From $5.37/mo (~ ₹450/mo)
Billing model Fixed monthly Pay-as-you-go, billed per 10 minutes Pure usage-based (pay for exact resources consumed) Fixed monthly, no long-term contracts
Root access Full root access, all plans Full root access Full root access Full root access
Scaling Instant vertical scaling, no downtime Resize via control panel Real-time horizontal + vertical scaling Vertical scaling; single-tenant nodes
Security included DDoS protection + firewall included Firewall and private networking available Network Security Groups available Snapshot-based backup system included
Data residency India (Bharat Datacenter) Data centers in US, Europe, and Asia Primarily EU (Germany-based), some global regions
Support 24/7 engineer support
Refund window 7-day money-back guarantee

Competitor pricing is based on publicly available entry-tier cloud VM rates (currency conversions shown for reference). Pricing models and resource allocations vary by provider; check each provider's official pricing page for detailed real-time tier comparisons.

Built for performance · security · scalability

Features of VyomCloud Cloud Server Hosting

Get instant scaling, KVM virtualization, full root access, NVMe storage, snapshots, private networking, and real-time monitoring — all designed for modern cloud workloads.

Instant, No-Downtime Scaling

Scale vCPU or RAM on a running server without migration or lengthy downtime during traffic spikes.

Scalability

KVM-Based Full Virtualization

KVM virtualization provides isolated virtual machines with dedicated resources and consistent performance.

Performance

Full Root Access with API Control

Get full root access and API control to automate server provisioning, scaling, snapshots, and management.

Control

Choice of Operating System

Choose Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, AlmaLinux, or Windows Server and reinstall your OS anytime.

Flexibility

NVMe SSD Storage

Enterprise NVMe storage delivers lower latency, faster database performance, and quicker application response.

Storage

Instant Snapshots

Create instant server snapshots before major changes and quickly restore your server if issues occur.

Backup

Private Networking (VPC)

Keep communication between cloud servers private with VPC networking for safer multi-server setups.

Network

Real-Time Monitoring

Monitor CPU, RAM, disk, and network usage in real time to spot bottlenecks before they impact performance.

Monitoring

Real-World Use Cases of Cloud Server Hosting

Cloud servers are built for workloads that demand flexibility, scalability, and predictable performance. Here are some of the most practical real-world use cases.

Startups and MVPs

A two-founder logistics-tech startup launched their MVP on a ₹360/mo entry instance because they had no idea if 50 or 5,000 people would sign up in the first month. When a regional news mention sent signups up overnight, they scaled vCPU and RAM on the running instance the same afternoon — no migration, no downtime, and no wasted spend on capacity they didn't need for the first six weeks.

SaaS Applications

A four-person SaaS team building a scheduling tool automated their entire scale-out process through the API — when their monitoring flags sustained CPU above 70%, a script provisions a new instance behind their load balancer without anyone getting paged at 2am. Growing from 200 to 2,000 customers didn't require touching their provisioning process once.

E-Commerce Stores

A home-decor e-commerce brand scales their cloud instance up two days before every planned sale and back down once traffic normalizes, treating server size as a lever they adjust like ad spend. When an influencer unexpectedly featured one of their products, they scaled reactively mid-surge instead of watching checkout time out during their best sales day of the quarter.

Development and Staging Environments

An engineering team at a 15-person startup used to keep a permanent staging server running at production spec, mostly idle, because tearing it down and rebuilding it for each sprint felt like too much friction. Scripting the spin-up and teardown against a cloud instance instead let them stop paying for a production-sized box outside of active sprint testing — staging now only exists when someone's actually using it.

Agency and Multi-Client Hosting

A nine-person web agency used to run all client sites on one shared box until a misconfigured plugin on one client's site took down two others for an afternoon. Every client now gets their own cloud instance, sized to that client's traffic, with VPC networking for the handful of clients who need internal services talking to each other — one client's problem stays that client's problem.

APIs and Microservices

A fintech API team splits their authentication service, transaction processor, and notification service across three separate cloud instances rather than one large server, connected through private networking. When their transaction volume spiked around a partner integration launch, they scaled just that one service instead of over-provisioning everything else along with it.

Database Hosting

An analytics startup runs its PostgreSQL database on a dedicated cloud instance separate from its application servers, specifically so a RAM upgrade for a growing dataset doesn't mean paying to upsize the application tier too. When their largest customer's dataset tripled in size, they scaled the database instance's RAM alone and left the rest of the stack untouched.

Automation and Workflow Tools

An operations team at a mid-sized retailer self-hosts n8n on its own small cloud instance to automate order-status emails and inventory syncs, deliberately kept separate from their main application servers. When they added a heavier nightly reconciliation workflow, they scaled that one instance up rather than risking any slowdown to their customer-facing application.

Why Businesses Choose VyomCloud for Cloud Server Needs

Built for simplifying infrastructure, predictable monthly costs, fast deployment, scaling without rebuilding, security built in, and business continuity.

01 · Infrastructure

Simplify Infrastructure

Full root access and API control give engineers flexibility, while VyomCloud manages the physical hardware, networking, and power.

  • Full root access and API control
  • We manage hardware, networking, and power
  • Engineers get flexibility
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02 · Costs

Predictable Monthly Costs

Fixed monthly pricing and included bandwidth make hosting costs easier to forecast, helping finance and engineering plan budgets with confidence.

  • Fixed monthly pricing
  • Included bandwidth
  • Easier budget forecasting
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03 · Deployment

Deploy in Minutes

Launch new environments in as little as two minutes, helping teams move faster on client projects, feature branches, and scaling needs.

  • Launch in as little as two minutes
  • Faster client project delivery
  • Quick feature branch setup
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04 · Scaling

Scale Without Rebuilding

Move from entry-level compute to high-performance general or CPU-optimised plans as your business grows, without rearchitecting your application.

  • Upgrade plans as you grow
  • Custom resource options
  • No application rearchitecting
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05 · Security

Security Built In

DDoS protection and firewalling reduce the need for separate security tools and ease the workload for lean IT teams.

  • DDoS protection included
  • Firewalling included
  • Eases workload for lean IT teams
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06 · Continuity

Built for Business Continuity

Real-time monitoring and instant snapshots help reduce downtime risks from failed deployments, resource spikes, or unexpected infrastructure issues.

  • Real-time monitoring
  • Instant snapshots
  • Reduced downtime risks
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What Our Clients Say

Hear from businesses that trust VyomCloud for their cloud server needs

Using VyomCloud cloud server from around 3 months for my small business website. Speed is fine and site opens fast for my customers most of the time. Once I had an issue with emails not working, they replied on ticket and helped fix it the same day. Panel still little complicated for me but slowly getting used to it. Overall I feel service is worth the money.
Diksha Patidar Customer
Using Vyom servers helps me a lot in my VPS reselling business as I do not have knowledge of technical stuff, but their technical support is too good and resolves problems within an hour. Thanks VyomCloud.
Rahul Patel Customer
What I liked was a small thing. My renewal price stayed exactly the same as what I paid on day one. No surprise jump after the first year, unlike other hosts I tried.
Rohit Yadav Customer
I've had a very positive experience with VyomCloud. Their support team is professional, friendly, and always willing to help. Even minor queries are handled promptly, and technical issues are resolved efficiently. My VPS server has been performing well, and the overall service quality has exceeded my expectations.
Nikita Mehta Customer
FAQ

Cloud Server Hosting FAQs

Everything you need to know before you deploy your first VyomCloud Cloud Server.

A cloud server is a virtual machine that runs on shared physical infrastructure but gives you dedicated CPU, RAM, and storage resources, along with root access to configure it as you would a physical server. It's provisioned on demand and can typically be resized without buying new hardware.

A cloud server shares physical hardware with other virtual machines but gives you dedicated resource allocation, while a dedicated server gives you an entire physical machine with nothing shared. Cloud servers are more cost-effective and easier to scale for most applications; a dedicated server makes sense once your workload consistently needs more resources than a cloud instance can efficiently provide, or you have specific compliance requirements around not sharing hardware.

Yes. Full root access means you can install any OS-compatible software, runtime, or application stack your project requires, without needing provider approval or working around a shared-hosting control panel's limitations.

Yes. VyomCloud's migration team handles moves from shared hosting, other cloud or VPS providers, and major cloud platforms, including database migration and DNS cutover, with rollback checkpoints built in. Migration is a separate managed service, reach out to scope your specific setup.

Security is included in the plan rather than sold as an add-on — DDoS protection and firewalling ship standard across all plans, and the underlying infrastructure is ISO 27001 certified. You still manage OS-level security (patching, application hardening) since you have full root access, which is the trade-off for that level of control.

Yes, cloud server plans include a 7-day money-back guarantee, so you can test the instance against your actual workload before committing.

In practice, the terms overlap a lot — both describe a virtualized slice of a physical server with dedicated resources and root access. "Cloud server" more often implies on-demand provisioning, API-driven management, and easy scaling, while "VPS" is sometimes used for a more fixed, traditionally billed virtual server. On VyomCloud, both product lines share the same underlying KVM virtualization; the difference is mainly in scaling flexibility and included tooling.

For anything beyond a low-traffic website, yes — shared hosting puts you on infrastructure shared with many other accounts, with limited control and resources that can be affected by other users' traffic. A cloud server gives you dedicated, isolated resources and root access, which matters once your site or application needs consistent performance.

Yes, it's a common choice for business websites, SaaS applications, and internal tools that need more consistent performance and control than shared hosting offers, without the cost or commitment of a full dedicated server.

Yes. You can add CPU and RAM to a live instance without downtime or migrate up to a higher plan tier as your application's resource needs increase.

Yes. Instant, on-demand snapshots are available across all plans so you can capture your complete server state before making major changes. Automated scheduled daily and weekly backups can also be configured directly from your dashboard or added as a managed backup service.

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