Require a Specific OS? Install any .iso file easily using the dedicated ILO/KVM interface on our servers.
Unrestricted Root Access
Our Netherlands VPS Servers are ideal for high-traffic websites. Benefit from ultra-fast SSD NVMe storage and unmetered bandwidth, all hosted in Amsterdam, with every plan.
Ultra-Fast SSD NVMe Storage
SSD NVMe is the next generation of storage technology used in servers, replacing traditional mechanical hard drives. These drives offer significantly faster speeds, improved reliability, and enhanced performance for your server needs.
99.99% Uptime
With a proven track record of reliability, our business-class infrastructure delivers exceptional uptime performance. We confidently guarantee 99% uptime, ensuring your services are always up and running.
Backups
For your Netherlands VPS, enjoy automated weekly backups with full server snapshots and easy 1-click restore, available on request.
Affordable Dutch VPS Hosting
The most cost-effective way to run a VPS in the Netherlands. Our prices beat other Dutch hosting providers, saving you hundreds every month.
Scalable DDR5 RAM
Growing fast? Begin with 1GB of RAM and effortlessly scale up through your Amsterdam VPS control panel. Simply request more when needed, and we’ll handle the rest.
A Virtual Private Server (VPS) is ideal for hosting websites (e-commerce, blogs, media) and software applications (portals, CRMs, collaboration tools). Unlike shared hosting, your data is stored on a dedicated virtual machine, ensuring better isolation and control. A VPS offers the best of both worlds—providing the reliability and high performance of a dedicated server, but without the complexity of managing physical hardware.
VPS solutions are tailored for users who have basic server administration knowledge. It’s important to manage the operating system (Linux, Windows, WordPress, etc.) and configure applications on your own. If you’re unsure about managing a VPS but still need dedicated resources, consider reaching out to one of our partners or exploring our Performance Web Hosting plans, which don’t require server management expertise.
Absolutely. A VPS can be divided and customized to meet your needs, allowing you to host multiple websites or projects by assigning private spaces to each one. You can adjust the size of these spaces as needed. To make the process easier, you can install web hosting control panels such as Plesk or cPanel.
VPS solutions typically do not come with domain names or email services by default. However, you can easily add these services through the WebServe Control Panel once your VPS is set up.
Moving from a web hosting plan to a VPS is a natural progression for more control and flexibility. With a VPS, you gain the ability to configure your server, access root privileges, and install software like SSL certificates and other tools. It’s important to carefully choose a VPS that aligns with your business needs and future growth.
With a Plesk web hosting plan, you receive a pre-configured storage space with Plesk installed. You can manage your websites, but you don’t have full administrative control over the server. It’s designed primarily for managing your projects.
On the other hand, with a VPS, you have full administrative control. You are the server administrator, and WebServe doesn’t access your server’s content, allowing you to configure it as you wish.
A Cloud VPS is a virtual machine specifically optimized for both pre-production and production environments. It provides a dedicated space to host one or more web projects. WebServe’s Public Cloud, on the other hand, features a robust multi-server infrastructure with high availability, and includes vRack, a private network service, for enhanced connectivity.
One of the key benefits of a VPS is that you don’t have to worry about managing the hardware, such as monitoring hard disks, RAM, or CPU usage. VPS solutions are well-suited for hosting moderate-sized web projects. If you require more control over the hardware, need to build intricate architectures, create private networks (vRack), or deploy complex solutions beyond web services, a dedicated server is recommended. Generally, businesses with growing web traffic tend to upgrade to dedicated servers or Public Cloud solutions, which offer more scalable, flexible infrastructures capable of supporting significant growth.