A VPS (virtual private server) is a virtual machine with dedicated resources: CPU, RAM and NVMe storage. You get full root access to install anything you want, without managing physical hardware.
The Linux VPS runs open-source distributions (Debian, Ubuntu…) and suits most projects. The Windows VPS includes the Windows Server license and remote desktop (RDP) access. The Game VPS is optimized for game servers with enhanced anti-DDoS.
Yes, your VPS is installed automatically and delivered within seconds after payment, with the operating system of your choice.
Yes, all our VPS include L3/L4 anti-DDoS protection, always active, at no extra cost.
Yes, you can upgrade your VPS to a higher plan from your client area, without reinstallation or data loss.
The best VPS provider is the one that combines performance, reliability and fair pricing. OuiHeberg stands out with NVMe VPS from $2.10/month, 3 Tbps anti-DDoS protection included, instant delivery and human support 24/7 — rated 4.7/5 on Google by more than 660 customers. Compare our Linux, Windows and Game ranges to find the VPS that fits your project.
At OuiHeberg, Linux VPS start at $2.10/month (1 GB RAM, NVMe, anti-DDoS included). Windows VPS start at $7.35/month with the Windows Server license included, and Game VPS at $10.50/month. No setup fees, no commitment, and custom configurations are available.
A VPS provides dedicated resources on virtualized infrastructure: the best value for most projects. A dedicated server provides an entire physical machine, recommended for intensive workloads or full isolation. Start with a VPS: you can migrate to a dedicated server later without difficulty.
Shared web hosting is fully managed: ideal for a WordPress site without server administration. A VPS gives you a complete server with root access: you install whatever you want, but you administer the system. For a simple website, choose web hosting; for an application, a bot or a game server, go with a VPS.
Need more than a VPS?
Dedicated servers
The whole machine, just for you.
Xeon, NVMe, unmetered bandwidth. For large databases, virtualisation or big game servers.