VDS - PLESK LICENCE

Plesk VDS

The same Plesk setup on a virtual dedicated server, where the CPU cores and the memory are reserved for you rather than shared. This is what a busy agency panel wants: predictable performance on the days everyone publishes at once.

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The VDS plan and the Plesk licence tier are priced separately, and both are shown before you order.

  • Reserved cores, not shared
  • Plesk installed and licensed
  • Up to 24 cores and 64 GB
  • Germany, under GDPR
VDS OR VPS

Reserved beats cheap once other people depend on it

A VPS shares its physical cores. That is fine, and it is why a VPS costs less. A VDS reserves them, so a neighbour's backup job cannot become your slow afternoon - which is the difference between hosting your own sites and hosting somebody else's.

  • Guaranteed CPU, not best effort
  • Room for a panel, a database and a cache on one machine
  • The step below a dedicated server, at a fraction of it

Licences are bought from authorised sources and billed on to you. Bringing your own Plesk key is fine - order the plain VDS instead.

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