On-demand Linux compute and storage. Every instance states its vCPU, RAM and disk allocation plainly, ships with full root and a dedicated IPv4 — and workloads that need strictly single-tenant resources move up to the Dedicated tier.

Choose the level of control

Noiz offers three tiers so the client only pays for the operations work it actually needs.

Self-managed VPS

Full root, for developers running custom stacks. The client owns the operating system, the runtime, and the configuration. Noiz provisions the instance, keeps the hypervisor and network healthy, and stays out of the way. Suited to teams comfortable patching and securing their own boxes.

Managed VPS

Noiz keeps root and runs the administration — patching, hardening, backups, and monitoring — under an SLA. The client picks a control panel (cPanel, Plesk or DirectAdmin) for day-to-day site, mail and database management. The right fit for businesses that want a server without an in-house sysadmin.

Dedicated

Single-tenant hardware for heavier or latency-sensitive workloads: databases, large application fleets, or steady high throughput. All compute, memory and storage belong to one client.

What’s included

  • Stated vCPU, memory and disk allocation on every tier; single-tenant on Dedicated.
  • Full root SSH and a dedicated IPv4 address on every instance.
  • Choice of operating system — Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE or CentOS.
  • Optional control panel — ISPConfig, Plesk or cPanel.
  • Serial console access and remote reboot.
  • Network-level DDoS mitigation upstream; per-domain Edge Security available as an add-on.
  • Hardened-by-default base images and sane firewall rules.
  • Snapshots and backups, with restore tested, not assumed.
  • Linux-native tooling throughout; open standards, portable workloads, no lock-in.
  • SLA-backed administration on managed tiers.

Why Noiz

The client gets infrastructure run the way a careful operator would run its own — calm, monitored, and documented. Move up or down a tier as needs change; the data and workloads stay portable either way.

Flat monthly management, no surprises. See pricing for current rates.

Pricing

Self-managed cloud servers with full root, billed monthly. Managed VPS and Dedicated are quoted to scope — get in touch.

Cloud 1

€6 /mo

  • 1 vCPU
  • 1 GB RAM
  • 25 GB SSD
  • 1 TB/mo transfer
  • Full root
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Cloud 2

€12 /mo

  • 1 vCPU
  • 2 GB RAM
  • 50 GB SSD
  • 2 TB/mo transfer
  • Full root
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Cloud 3

€18 /mo

  • 2 vCPU
  • 2 GB RAM
  • 60 GB SSD
  • 3 TB/mo transfer
  • Full root
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Cloud 4

€24 /mo

  • 2 vCPU
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 80 GB SSD
  • 4 TB/mo transfer
  • Full root
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Cloud 5

€48 /mo

  • 4 vCPU
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 160 GB SSD
  • 5 TB/mo transfer
  • Full root
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Cloud 6

€96 /mo

  • 8 vCPU
  • 16 GB RAM
  • 320 GB SSD
  • 6 TB/mo transfer
  • Full root
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Frequently asked

What is the difference between the self-managed and managed VPS tiers?
On a self-managed VPS the client keeps full root and owns the operating system, runtime and configuration, while Noiz keeps the hypervisor and network healthy. On a managed VPS Noiz retains root and runs patching, hardening, backups and monitoring under an SLA, and the client manages sites, mail and databases through a control panel such as cPanel, Plesk or DirectAdmin.
Are the CPU, RAM and disk resources guaranteed or shared with other tenants?
Every VPS is provisioned with a stated vCPU, RAM and disk allocation, a dedicated IPv4 address and full root. Clients needing strictly single-tenant resources for databases or steady high-throughput workloads should choose the Dedicated tier, where all compute, memory and storage belong to one client.
How much does a cloud VPS cost and how is it billed?
Self-managed cloud servers with full root are billed flat monthly ex-VAT in EUR, with current rates listed on the pricing page. Managed VPS and Dedicated are quoted to scope, so the client should get in touch for a figure.

Talk to Noiz.

Hand the infrastructure over, or just ask a question — Noiz takes it from there.