
Automated Backup
Backups with RPO/RTO tracking, automatic retention cleanup and replication to a secondary location — zero manual effort.
Learn moreSelf-monitoring infrastructure that catches anomalies, places workloads intelligently, and keeps backups running — without you lifting a finger.
Intelligent Infrastructure
Anomaly detection and live placement run silently in the background — events are caught at the signal stage, not the symptom stage.
Each VM builds a sliding behavioral baseline. Alerts fire only when there is a real deviation — not during a scheduled job spike, but when something is actually broken. No false alarms at 3 AM. No missed events.

Every host reports CPU and RAM in real time. When you launch a VM, the platform picks the host that can actually handle it — not just the next in line. Hosts under maintenance are skipped automatically.

Transparent Pricing
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Ubuntu
22.04 · 24.04 LTS
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$5/ay
Ubuntu 22.04 · 24.04 LTS
Windows Server
2019 · 2022
Starting from
$5/ay
Windows Server 2019 · 2022
CloudLinux
Security-focused · Ideal for hosting
Starting from
$5/ay
CloudLinux license from $9/mo
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Affordable pricing
Per-hour billing
Easy management
Single screen from web panel
Real-time monitoring
Instant metrics & alerts
Guaranteed technical support
24/7 expert engineer
Pre-sales live support
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Metrics per host and network interface consolidated in one panel, exportable to your own stack.
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Telemetry
Metrics per host and network interface consolidated in one panel, exportable to your own stack.

Platform Capabilities
No third-party agents, no manual integrations. Every feature below is part of the same platform — managed from one panel, billed on one invoice.
Virtual Machines
AMD EPYC processors and NVMe storage ready in under 60 seconds. Snapshot before risky changes, pause without losing RAM state, and convert any running server into a reusable template.


Networking
Public, private, VPN, management and DMZ — each with its own CIDR, DNS servers and dedicated gateway/firewall. Per-network and per-NIC bandwidth limits prevent one VM from saturating others.
Storage
Add, detach, resize and clone virtual disks independently of the VM. The platform continuously scans every pool for capacity and health — across HDD, SSD and NVMe tiers.


Backup & Disaster Recovery
Every backup job carries an explicit Recovery Point Objective and Recovery Time Objective tracked by the platform. Automatic retention cleanup, replication to a secondary location, and one-click restore from any snapshot.
Boot Configuration
Hostname, password and disk expansion happen automatically at boot — and on every subsequent reboot. Add a startup script and it runs after setup completes; your server arrives configured and stays that way.


Service Roles
Choose the services you need when creating a VM. Auto-installed by the same trusted boot engine that sets your hostname and SSH keys — no manual login, no extra agent needed.
Why PlusClouds
The price you see is the price you pay — the hardware behind it is ours, not rented.
AMD EPYC processors and NVMe storage ready in under a minute — no queue, no sales engineer needed.
No minimum spend, no annual contract. Run a server for one hour, delete it, pay only for that hour.
We do not rent capacity from AWS or Azure and resell it. Our own hardware means lower cost and full control.
AWS charges $0.09 per GB to move your data out. We charge $0 — always, on every plan.
Linux, Windows, firewall, storage and application servers — all on hardware we own and operate.
Choose OS, CPU, RAM and storage — see the exact price, go live in 60 seconds.
Security architecture
Every technical detail a CISO needs — not just a badge.
Layer 1 — Perimeter
Active24/7 active volumetric + application-layer DDoS protection. 1 Tbps+ mitigation capacity.
Layer 2 — Network
IsolatedEvery tenant in a VXLAN-isolated segment. Lateral movement architecturally impossible.
Layer 3 — Application
ActiveManaged firewall rules + application-layer WAF. OWASP Top 10 covered by default.
Layer 4 — Data
EnforcedAll storage encrypted. TLS 1.3 minimum. Legacy ciphers rejected.
Layer 5 — Hypervisor
VerifiedOpen-source Xen hardware-level isolation. Confidential computing available.
Layer 6 — Network Fabric
IsolatedPublic, private, VPN, management and DMZ networks — each with its own CIDR, DNS and dedicated gateway/firewall. NICs attach independently of VM power state; bandwidth limits apply at both network and NIC level.
Platform features

Backups with RPO/RTO tracking, automatic retention cleanup and replication to a secondary location — zero manual effort.
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CPU anomalies are caught against a sliding usage baseline rather than a fixed threshold — detecting spikes that static alerting would miss.
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Restore from anywhere in a few clicks. Back online fast — no ticket required.
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