VPS / CLOUD SERVER PRICING
VPS Cloud pricing for businesses
This reference pricing helps businesses quickly choose CPU, RAM, SSD, backup and support level. Final pricing depends on resources, operating system, IP, backup, bandwidth and managed server scope.
Current stage prioritizes technical consultation and confirmed VPS orders; an automated portal/WHMCS can be connected after packages and operations are stable.
Choose VPS by workload, not only by price
CPU/RAM
By traffic and app
SSD/NVMe
By database I/O
Backup
Schedule and restore test
Managed
Who owns operations
Reference VPS Cloud pricing matrix
Use this table to choose an initial configuration direction before IT Systems confirms the final quote by workload, operating system, IP, backup, bandwidth, VAT and managed scope.
| Plan | Reference resources | Best fit | Reference price |
|---|---|---|---|
| VPS Start | 2 vCPU / 2GB RAM / 40GB SSD | Small website, landing page, light staging | From 250,000 VND/month |
| VPS Business | 2-4 vCPU / 4-8GB RAM / 80GB SSD | Business website, medium internal app | From 450,000 VND/month |
| VPS Performance | 4-8 vCPU / 8-16GB RAM / SSD/NVMe | WooCommerce, small ERP, I/O-heavy database | From 850,000 VND/month |
| VPS Database | CPU/RAM/SSD tuned for database | Odoo/PostgreSQL, query-heavy apps | From 1,200,000 VND/month |
| Managed VPS | VPS + backup + monitoring + management | Businesses needing IT Systems to operate it | From 1,500,000 VND/month or by SLA |
Prices are reference starting points for choosing direction, not a final quotation. Final quotation should confirm Windows license, IPv4, bandwidth, offsite backup, migration, recurring management and invoice/VAT requirements.
Not sure which VPS plan fits?
Send the workload and operations requirements. IT Systems will recommend the configuration before quoting.
Quickly choose a VPS configuration from the pricing table
After reviewing the pricing table, choose the base plan, operating system and operations add-ons. The order button scrolls to the footer consultation form and includes the selected configuration for IT Systems to confirm the quote.
Base plan
Operating system
Operations add-ons
Workload
How to read VPS prices without buying the wrong plan
Many VPS price tables compare only CPU, RAM and disk. For business workloads, the right price also depends on operations, backup, security, licenses and who owns incidents when something fails.
01
Raw infrastructure price
Usually includes CPU, RAM, disk capacity and basic bandwidth. It fits teams that can manage the operating system, firewall, patching and backups themselves.
02
Managed VPS price
Includes configuration advice, initial hardening, monitoring, backup policy, alert review and incident support within the agreed managed scope.
03
Confirm before quoting
IPv4, Windows/control panel/license, bandwidth, offsite backup, retention, migration, response SLA, invoice/VAT and restore ownership during incidents.
IT Systems recommendation
If you only need a virtual machine to manage yourself, compare plans by configuration. If the server runs a business website, Odoo/ERP, database, email relay or internal app, choose by total operating cost and downtime risk.
Quick selection summary
Customers can start from reference packages, then send the configuration for IT Systems to review. When an automated portal is connected, these choices become package, operating system, backup and payment steps.
Small website or landing page
Managed hosting is usually simpler than VPS for a standard WordPress site that needs SSL, cache, backup and limited server customization.
App, ERP, database, staging
Cloud Server/VPS fits when you need server access, dedicated resources, custom apps, databases or test/dev environments.
Important data
Separate backup, backup schedule, retention and restore testing are still required; Cloud does not replace a backup plan.
What affects VPS Cloud pricing?
Businesses should not compare VPS plans only by the lowest monthly price. Real cost depends on resources, storage, operating system, IP, backup, bandwidth, SLA and who operates the server after provisioning.
CPU/RAM
Directly affects users, traffic, background workers, databases and the ability to run multiple services at the same time.
SSD/NVMe and I/O
Standard websites need stability; databases, ERP/Odoo or WooCommerce need better IOPS and spare capacity.
Backup, snapshot, retention
Clarify where backups are stored, how long they are retained, whether restore tests are done and who receives failure alerts.
IP, firewall, OS/license
IPv4, Windows Server, IP whitelist, hardening, anti-malware or EDR may change the final cost.
Common add-ons when renting VPS
Scheduled backup
Daily/weekly backup, retention, separate storage location and restore checks.
Firewall and hardening
Limit ports, SSH/RDP, MFA, updates and antivirus/EDR if needed.
Monitoring
Monitor CPU/RAM/disk/uptime and alert when thresholds are exceeded.
Managed server
Updates, troubleshooting, optimization, reporting and upgrades when needed.
Choose a VPS plan by use case
Company website / landing page
If the site is a standard WordPress presence, managed hosting may be simpler. Choose VPS when server access, dedicated resources or custom cache/security is needed.
Internal app, API, n8n
Start from Business or Performance plans, with service monitoring, firewall, backup and a scaling plan when workload grows.
ERP/Odoo or database
Do not select only by lowest RAM. Stable CPU/RAM, SSD/NVMe, separate backup, restore testing and clear operations ownership matter.
Unmanaged VPS vs Managed VPS
Unmanaged VPS
The customer owns OS updates, firewall, backup, monitoring and application/server troubleshooting.
Managed VPS
IT Systems supports initial setup, backup/monitoring, scoped updates, operational troubleshooting and recurring reports.
When managed is better
Choose managed when there is no internal server owner, downtime risk must be reduced or clear accountability is required.
Business VPS/Cloud Server buying criteria
When comparing VPS providers, businesses should not look at CPU/RAM alone. Check transparent resources, dedicated IP, backup and restore testing, access security, technical support, VAT/invoicing and who owns operations after provisioning.
Resources and performance
CPU, RAM, SSD/NVMe, IOPS, bandwidth, location and upgrade path should match the real workload.
Backup and recovery
Define backup schedule, retention, separate storage, snapshots and the latest restore test.
Security and access
Use firewall rules, SSH/RDP restriction, IP whitelist, MFA, OS updates and clear access handover.
SLA and support
Clarify uptime, support scope, response time, VAT/contract and whether the server is managed or self-managed.
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