Deploy websites, applications, stores, and automation workloads on KVM VPS hosting with clearly allocated vCPU, RAM, NVMe storage, snapshot backup, unlimited bandwidth, and one dedicated IPv4.
Three clear monthly tiers make it easier to match the server to your workload. Prices and resources below reflect the current United Web Host VPS catalog; the client-area checkout confirms final terms.
Monthly VPS pricingAll three current plans list KVM, snapshot backup, unlimited bandwidth, one dedicated IPv4, and a USA datacenter.
USD / monthA practical starting point for a focused application, development server, lightweight business workload, or controlled hosting stack.
A substantial step up for larger applications, busier websites, agency workloads, databases, services, or multiple coordinated processes.
The largest current tier for memory-intensive services, higher concurrency, larger datasets, or workloads that need broader resource headroom.
* Prices are shown in USD per month from the current catalog. Setup fees, taxes, promotions, renewal terms, acceptable-use limits, software, licenses, management, backup retention, and configuration options must be confirmed in checkout before purchase.
A VPS gives your project its own defined resource allocation and server environment. That extra control is valuable when a website, application, database, or automation stack has outgrown a simpler hosting plan.
Each current tier lists its own vCPU, RAM, storage, bandwidth, IPv4, backup feature, and location so capacity decisions begin with visible numbers.
Use VPS control to design a deployment that fits your application. Confirm available operating systems, access method, control panels, and license costs during ordering.
Compare the resource jump between KVM 1, KVM 2, and KVM 3 before deployment. Upgrade feasibility and migration steps should be confirmed with support.
The current catalog lists unlimited bandwidth. Use remains subject to applicable terms and acceptable-use policies, while real speed depends on routing, workload, software, and visitors.
Full control is powerful because it removes many shared-hosting constraints. It also means administration, software compatibility, security hardening, updates, monitoring, and recovery planning need clear ownership.
Access and identityUse strong credentials or supported keys, limit administrative access, and remove accounts that are no longer needed.
Hardening and updatesKeep the operating system and application stack patched, expose only required services, and review logs regularly.
Recovery planningUnderstand the included snapshot feature, its retention and restore process, then maintain independent copies for critical data.
United Web Host foundationProvisioned VPS resources and hosting platform
Provider scopeYour server stackOperating system, services, apps, and configuration
Your scopeOngoing operationsAccess control, patching, monitoring, and application security
Confirm supportData resilienceSnapshot coverage plus an independent backup strategy
Shared planningA reliable VPS project begins with resource and software decisions, not just a price. Use this four-step path to reduce surprises before production traffic arrives.
Estimate compute, memory, storage, database activity, traffic, concurrent jobs, and near-term growth. Leave practical headroom for peaks.
Check supported operating systems, application requirements, control-panel availability, license costs, and any migration dependencies.
Set strong access controls, patch the system, configure the firewall, limit exposed services, and define a backup and restore routine.
Watch resource usage, logs, storage growth, response times, and application health. Reassess capacity before sustained demand reaches the limit.
Not sure which tier fits?Share your application, traffic pattern, software stack, storage needs, and growth expectations before ordering.
Discuss your VPSVPS requirements change with code, users, data, extensions, background jobs, caching, and traffic patterns. Choose the tier by measuring the workload you actually intend to run.
Host internal tools, customer portals, APIs, or company applications where server configuration and defined resources matter.
Measure memory and concurrencyPlan for carts, accounts, databases, search, background tasks, and uncached requests. Application optimization remains essential.
Prioritize RAM and storage I/ORun compatible automation tools, workers, scheduled tasks, webhooks, and backend services after confirming software and security requirements.
Track jobs and queue pressurePrepare staging, demos, test services, or CI-related workloads with a resource boundary separate from your everyday hosting account.
Separate production accessBuild a controlled hosting or application environment for client work while planning isolation, updates, monitoring, and support ownership.
Document every service boundarySize memory, NVMe capacity, queries, logs, temporary data, replication needs, and independent backups before moving critical data.
Monitor growth continuouslyThe current KVM 1, KVM 2, and KVM 3 catalog entries each list a USA datacenter. United Web Host operates across additional global hosting regions, but that wider network does not automatically mean every VPS plan is available in every location.
Need a specific region?Contact the team before ordering. VPS availability, migration options, and capacity can differ from other hosting services.
VPS catalog locationUnited States
CurrentReview the KVM platform, current prices, plan sizing, USA location, snapshots, bandwidth, software choices, and operational scope before ordering.
Need help sizing a VPS?Share your stack, traffic, users, storage, database, jobs, and expected growth.
Ask a VPS specialistKVM VPS hosting provides a virtual server environment with a defined plan allocation of vCPU, RAM, storage, and network features. It gives you more server-level control than typical shared hosting, while the underlying physical infrastructure remains shared through virtualization.
KVM 1 lists 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, and 60 GB NVMe storage. KVM 2 lists 6 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, and 220 GB NVMe SSD storage. KVM 3 lists 8 vCPU, 32 GB RAM, and 420 GB NVMe SSD storage. Choose by workload measurement and future headroom, then confirm the current configuration at checkout.
The current catalog lists KVM 1 at $6.99 per month, KVM 2 at $9.99 per month, and KVM 3 at $18.49 per month in US dollars. Setup fees, taxes, promotions, renewal terms, billing options, and final totals can change, so review the client-area checkout before purchase.
The current KVM 1, KVM 2, and KVM 3 catalog entries each list a USA datacenter. United Web Host has other hosting regions, but availability varies by service and plan. Contact the team before ordering if a particular VPS region is required.
Snapshot backup is listed with all three current VPS plans. The catalog does not state retention, schedule, exclusions, restore time, or restoration assistance on the plan cards. Confirm those details before purchase and keep an independent backup for important production data.
Unlimited bandwidth is listed for every current VPS plan, but usage remains subject to applicable service terms and acceptable-use policies. It does not guarantee unlimited port speed, application performance, or capacity under every traffic pattern. Confirm any workload-specific limits before deployment.
VPS hosting is presented with full control, but the public plan cards do not list every available operating system, image, access method, control panel, or software license. Review the current order configuration or ask support which options are available and whether additional fees apply.
The public VPS catalog emphasizes dedicated resources and full control but does not define a fully managed administration package. Do not assume operating-system updates, firewall configuration, application support, monitoring, migrations, or custom troubleshooting are included. Confirm the exact support and management scope before ordering.
Compare the current KVM tiers, open the VPS catalog, or talk with United Web Host about workload sizing, software compatibility, support scope, backups, and deployment requirements.
* VPS plans, prices, resources, locations, promotions, renewals, taxes, setup fees, software, licenses, IP policy, bandwidth policy, backups, migrations, support, management, and configuration options may change. Confirm current terms before purchase.
