Premium VPS – High Performance, Reliable
Private servers for every business
Customize your VPS to your needs on high-performance Dell Enterprise servers inside a leading Thai datacenter.
Root-Access VPS
Full control — install anything you need
Fast & Secure
Dell Enterprise servers with KVM virtualization
Unlimited Bandwidth
Unlimited data transfer for high traffic
Automated Backup
Automatic backups every 3 days
Certified Datacenter
The Cloud @ CSLoxinfo · ISO 27001, 22301, 20000-1
SSD Storage
High-speed SSD storage
What is a VPS?
VPS stands for Virtual Private Server — a virtualized server created within a computer or network that shares the resources of a single physical server across multiple users, each clearly isolated. It is a great choice for users who want full control and customization of their own environment without paying for an entire dedicated server.
PRICING
Choose the Cloud VPS plan that fits you
All plans: Full Root Access · KVM · 1 Public IPv4 · monthly price (annual billing is cheaper)
Technical Information
General
- Location
- Bangkok, Thailand @ The Cloud CSLoxinfo
- Uptime
- 99.9%
- Virtualization
- KVM
- SSD Storage
- ✓
- Full Root-Access
- ✓
- Public IP
- ✓
- Data Transfer
- Unlimited
Network
- Datacenter
- The Cloud @ CSLoxinfo
- Domestic Bandwidth
- 1 Gbps (shared)
- International Bandwidth
- 200 Mbps (shared) · Fair Use
- Public IP
- IPv4
- Additional IP
- 100 THB per IP
Security & Management
- Datacenter Cert
- ISO 27001, 22301, 20000-1
- Backup
- Automated every 3 days
- Basic DDoS Protection
- ✓
- VNC Console + Panel
- ✓
- Real-time Dashboard
- ✓
Why businesses choose Cloud VPS from Plusweb
Dell Enterprise
High-performance Dell Enterprise servers
Secure Datacenter
The Cloud @ CSLoxinfo, ISO-certified
99.9% Uptime Guarantee
Guaranteed stability throughout
Customer Support
24-hour support team
Root-Access VPS
Full server control
Easy to Manage
Manage your VPS easily via the web
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Cloud VPS different from a regular VPS?
Cloud VPS runs on a cloud system distributed across multiple servers (Cluster), giving it higher stability and security than a regular VPS running on a single standalone server.
When should I use a VPS?
Use a VPS when you need to customize your server and install specific software — web applications, APIs, back-end systems, databases — or when a regular hosting plan is no longer sufficient for your traffic.
How do I connect to my VPS after ordering?
Windows VPS connects via Remote Desktop Connection (RDP) built into Windows. Linux VPS connects via SSH using a Terminal or a tool like PuTTY.
What is the internet speed?
Domestic bandwidth is 1 Gbps (shared) and international is 200 Mbps (shared) under a Fair Use Policy.
Can I upgrade my VPS plan?
Yes, you can upgrade your plan without losing data. Contact the team via email or LINE to upgrade.
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