NVMe VPS Hosting
Most of our VPS plans keep your data on NVMe SSDs, which handle many small reads and writes at once with less delay than SATA SSDs. This page lists only the plans with NVMe storage.
NVMe VPS Hosting at a glance
- Storage
- NVMe SSD on every plan below
- NVMe locations
- Germany, Finland, the USA and Singapore
- Virtualization
- KVM: a full virtual machine with its own kernel
- Network port
- 1 Gbps on every plan
- Access
- Root over SSH, plus a web console in your browser
- Payment
- Crypto through ArionPay or Plisio, or your account balance
Why NVMe storage matters
NVMe drives connect over PCIe instead of the older SATA interface. They work on many requests in parallel, so each read or write waits less.
The difference shows when a server makes many small reads and writes at once: databases, online shops, package builds, search indexes and busy WordPress sites. For mostly static files, any SSD is fast enough.
Our NVMe plans are in Germany, Finland, the USA and Singapore. Our other locations use SATA SSD; those plans say SSD and are not listed here.
NVMe VPS plans
Only plans with NVMe storage, at live prices. You choose the location on the next page.
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NVMe compared with SATA SSD
Both are solid-state drives. The interface is what differs.
| NVMe SSD | SATA SSD | |
|---|---|---|
| Connection | PCIe, many parallel queues | SATA, one queue |
| Delay per request | Lower | Higher |
| Many small reads and writes | Handles far more at once | Reaches its limit sooner |
| Large files read in order | Fast | Fast enough for most uses |
| On ClientVPS | Plans in Germany, Finland, the USA and Singapore | Plans in our other locations |
What NVMe storage speeds up
Databases
MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB answer queries faster when they read from disk.
Dynamic websites
Shops and content sites that query a database on every page load serve pages sooner.
Builds and installs
Compiling code, installing packages and running test suites spend less time waiting for the disk.
Search and logs
Search indexes and log collectors write many small pieces of data at once.
Reserved cores too
Our dedicated-vCPU plans also use NVMe storage, for servers that are busy all day.
Who an NVMe VPS suits
Online shops
WooCommerce, Magento and other stores with many products and orders.
Database servers
A database of its own for your applications, or replicas of one.
CI and build servers
Runners that check out, build and test code many times a day.
Game servers
Servers that save large worlds and player data while they run.
When NVMe is not what you need
You need a server in another country
Our other locations use SATA SSD, which is fast enough for most websites, VPNs and proxies.
See Linux VPS HostingYour server is busy all day
Under constant processor load, reserved cores matter as much as the disk.
See High-Load VPS with Dedicated vCPUNVMe VPS FAQ
Are all ClientVPS plans NVMe?
No: most are. Our plans in Germany, Finland, the USA and Singapore use NVMe, and the other locations use SATA SSD. Each plan shows its storage type.
How do I see which storage a plan has?
The disk line of every plan says NVMe or SSD, on this page and on the order page.
Is NVMe more expensive?
There is no surcharge: the storage type is part of each plan, and the price you see is the full price.
Is the disk space mine alone?
Yes. The space in your plan is your server's. As on any VPS, the physical drives in the host serve several virtual machines.
Which NVMe plan should I start with?
For a single website or small shop, 2 vCPU and 4 GB of memory are a good start. For a database or a busy shop, choose 4 vCPU or more, or a dedicated-vCPU plan.
Deploy an NVMe VPS
Pick a plan and a location; your server is set up automatically after payment.