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Powerful cloud servers with daily billing, full control, and real-time scaling — built for developers, businesses, and modern infrastructure needs.
With unbeatable 24/7 free support included.
Plans are fully adjustable — tweak CPU, RAM, or storage before you check out.
Plans are fully adjustable — tweak CPU, RAM, or storage before you check out.
Plans are fully adjustable — tweak CPU, RAM, or storage before you check out.
Explore all the essential tools and features built into our cloud — designed to save you time and give you full control.
Spin up your VM instantly — just pick a config and go.
Full backups and instant restores. Keep your data safe, always.
Powered by the latest CPUs, NVMe SSDs, and ultra-fast networking.
Ubuntu, Rocky, Windows, and more — deploy your preferred OS in seconds.
cPanel, DirectAdmin, and other essentials pre-installed for you.
Deploy any ISO or backup snapshot to spin up a custom VM.
Run your workloads closer to your users — choose from 6 strategic data center locations.
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A cloud server is a virtual machine that runs in a cloud infrastructure — not bound to physical hardware. It delivers computing power, storage, and flexibility over the internet.
Unlike traditional servers, cloud servers can be deployed in seconds, scaled on demand, and used for a wide range of applications — from hosting websites to running complex systems.
With high-speed resources and full control, cloud servers are ideal for businesses that need performance, reliability, and freedom to grow.
A VPS, or Virtual Private Server, is a virtual machine created on a physical server using a special layer of software called a hypervisor (or virtualization layer). This middleware allows a single physical server to be divided into multiple isolated virtual servers — each with its own operating system, dedicated resources (like CPU, RAM, and storage), and full root access.
A VPS offers more control, better security, and stronger performance compared to shared hosting, while remaining cost-effective and scalable. You can install your own applications, host websites, or run custom workloads — all in an isolated environment that behaves like a dedicated server.
A VDS, or Virtual Dedicated Server, is a virtual machine that offers dedicated hardware-level resources to a single user — much closer to a physical server than a VPS. Unlike VPS, where resources like CPU and RAM are shared, in a VDS these resources are guaranteed and not shared with others.
This makes a VDS ideal for performance-critical applications, high-traffic websites, or users who need more isolation and consistency. It offers greater stability, higher reliability, and stronger performance — similar to a dedicated server, but with the flexibility of virtualization.
Understanding the difference helps you choose the right solution for your needs:
Cloud Server: Built on scalable cloud infrastructure with daily billing. You pay only for what you use — nothing more. You can customize CPU, RAM, and storage, and scale your server up or down anytime with no commitment.
VPS (Virtual Private Server): Hosted on shared physical hardware using a virtualization layer (hypervisor). Offers flexibility and dedicated resources at a lower cost, but with shared performance limits compared to VDS.
VDS (Virtual Dedicated Server): Delivers guaranteed, isolated hardware-level resources. Best suited for performance-intensive applications needing consistent and powerful computing.
Cloud servers combine flexibility with full control, offering a perfect middle ground — especially when backed by a robust, high-availability infrastructure like MaviHost.
6 Smart Questions to Ask Before Choosing Your Cloud Server
Will you host websites, run apps, store data, or deploy game servers? Your use case defines your ideal setup.
If root access, custom OS, or CLI matters to you, choose a VPS/VDS. Otherwise, a managed solution might be enough.
Planning for traffic spikes or growth? Cloud servers let you scale resources anytime without long-term commitments.
Projects needing high uptime and reliability benefit from redundant cloud infrastructure across locations.
Prefer predictable monthly costs or flexible daily billing? Cloud options can adapt to your cash flow.
If you’re not comfortable with server admin, consider choosing pre-installed OS, control panels, or managed support.