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VPS 1
DNS, monitoring agents, a static site or a single small service.
₹149/month
- vCPU1
- Memory1 GB
- RAID NVMe10 GB
- Transfer50 GB
Cloud VPS
Ten KVM plans, from 1 GB to 128 GB.
Every plan publishes vCPU, memory, RAID NVMe storage and the monthly transfer allowance. Prices are monthly in Indian rupees, exclusive of GST. Deploy links go straight into the ordering panel.
KVMRAID NVMeFull rootMonthly INRMumbai / Noida / Jaipur
Live catalogue
Pick the size that matches the measurement.
If you are not sure which row you are, the sizing form takes two minutes and costs nothing.
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VPS 2
Bots, small APIs, staging copies and light control panels.
₹298/month
- vCPU1
- Memory2 GB
- RAID NVMe20 GB
- Transfer100 GB
starter
VPS 4
Client websites, a small production app, a panel with a few accounts.
₹596/month
- vCPU2
- Memory4 GB
- RAID NVMe40 GB
- Transfer200 GB
valueMost chosen
VPS 8
The common production starting point: busy site, app backend, small database.
₹1,438/month
- vCPU4
- Memory8 GB
- RAID NVMe80 GB
- Transfer400 GB
growth
VPS 16
Business applications, API services and traffic that is still growing.
₹2,399/month
- vCPU6
- Memory16 GB
- RAID NVMe160 GB
- Transfer800 GB
performance
VPS 32
Larger web stacks, worker fleets and database-adjacent services.
₹4,799/month
- vCPU12
- Memory32 GB
- RAID NVMe320 GB
- Transfer1,600 GB
memory
VPS 48
Caching layers, large panels and memory-hungry application processes.
₹7,152/month
- vCPU12
- Memory48 GB
- RAID NVMe480 GB
- Transfer2,400 GB
scale
VPS 64
High-traffic services that still do not need a whole physical machine.
₹9,599/month
- vCPU24
- Memory64 GB
- RAID NVMe640 GB
- Transfer3,200 GB
enterprise
VPS 96
Enterprise applications, bigger databases and multi-service stacks.
₹14,304/month
- vCPU24
- Memory96 GB
- RAID NVMe960 GB
- Transfer4,800 GB
flagship
VPS 128
The largest virtual tier before bare metal becomes the better answer.
₹19,099/month
- vCPU48
- Memory128 GB
- RAID NVMe1280 GB
- Transfer6,400 GB
Full specification table
All ten plans side by side.
| Plan | vCPU | Memory | RAID NVMe | Transfer | Monthly | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VPS 1 | 1 | 1 GB | 10 GB | 50 GB | ₹149 | Deploy |
| VPS 2 | 1 | 2 GB | 20 GB | 100 GB | ₹298 | Deploy |
| VPS 4 | 2 | 4 GB | 40 GB | 200 GB | ₹596 | Deploy |
| VPS 8 | 4 | 8 GB | 80 GB | 400 GB | ₹1,438 | Deploy |
| VPS 16 | 6 | 16 GB | 160 GB | 800 GB | ₹2,399 | Deploy |
| VPS 32 | 12 | 32 GB | 320 GB | 1,600 GB | ₹4,799 | Deploy |
| VPS 48 | 12 | 48 GB | 480 GB | 2,400 GB | ₹7,152 | Deploy |
| VPS 64 | 24 | 64 GB | 640 GB | 3,200 GB | ₹9,599 | Deploy |
| VPS 96 | 24 | 96 GB | 960 GB | 4,800 GB | ₹14,304 | Deploy |
| VPS 128 | 48 | 128 GB | 1280 GB | 6,400 GB | ₹19,099 | Deploy |
Deploy links open the StreamData Networks ordering panel, where VPSWala orders are processed. Stock, node location, IP allocation and protection scope are confirmed before provisioning.
Included in the published price
- KVM virtualisation, own kernel, full root access
- Allocated vCPU and memory as published
- RAID NVMe storage at the host level
- The published monthly transfer allowance
- One IPv4 address allocated at provisioning
- 24×7 infrastructure operations and escalation
- Mainstream Linux images
Quoted separately
- GST and any other applicable taxes
- Windows Server licensing
- cPanel, WHM, Plesk and similar control-panel licences
- Managed OS and application administration
- Off-server backup retention
- Additional IPv4 addresses
- Custom port speed or committed bandwidth
What we do not claim.
— A specific uptime percentage or service credit, unless it appears in the signed service scope on your quotation.
— A guaranteed DDoS mitigation capacity, protocol coverage or always-on versus on-demand posture for every plan.
— Included off-server backup retention. Backups are a separately scoped item.
— A fixed number of IPv4 addresses beyond the one allocated at provisioning.
— Managed operating-system or application administration on any published plan.
— A specific uptime percentage or service credit, unless it appears in the signed service scope on your quotation.
— A guaranteed DDoS mitigation capacity, protocol coverage or always-on versus on-demand posture for every plan.
— Included off-server backup retention. Backups are a separately scoped item.
— A fixed number of IPv4 addresses beyond the one allocated at provisioning.
— Managed operating-system or application administration on any published plan.
Where the servers are
Three nodes, and an honest map of who they serve.
Mumbai, Noida and Jaipur. Every other city on this site is served from whichever of those three is the shortest well-peered path — and each city page says which one, rather than implying a local facility.
Mumbai, Maharashtra — West-region node. Strongest carrier ecosystem and the default choice for public-facing apps and international transit.
Noida, Uttar Pradesh — North-region node for Delhi NCR business applications, enterprise workloads and backup infrastructure.
Jaipur, Rajasthan — Regional node for cost-sensitive platforms, standby systems and disaster-recovery copies.
Round-trip times shown on city pages are typical observed broadband ranges, not a service level. Ask for a test IP and traceroute from your own connection before you commit.
If this range is the wrong shape
Two honest redirections.
One thread has to finish fast
Game loops, compilers, single-threaded interpreters
Adding vCPU to a single-threaded bottleneck buys you very little. The Ryzen 9 9950X range pairs a high-clock host with DDR5, which is what actually moves that number.
The whole machine has to be yours
Sustained saturation, per-socket licensing, hard isolation
When CPU sits saturated rather than spiking, when software is licensed per physical core, or when a compliance requirement rules out shared hosts, a virtual machine is the wrong tool.
Before you order
The questions worth asking.
What is included in the published VPS price?
The virtual machine itself: allocated vCPU, memory, RAID NVMe storage, the published monthly transfer allowance, an IPv4 address allocated at provisioning, KVM virtualisation and full root access, on a network with 24x7 infrastructure operations.
Not included: GST, Windows Server or control-panel licensing, managed administration of your operating system and applications, off-server backup retention, and additional IPv4 addresses.
Which plan should I start with?
For a single production website or application, 4 vCPU with 8 GB of memory is the size most teams settle on. Start smaller if the workload is a bot, a staging copy or a utility server. Start larger only when you have a measurement telling you to, not because the next tier looks safer.
Can I upgrade later without rebuilding?
Resizing within the range is the normal path and is handled through the billing panel. Confirm the exact upgrade mechanics, any reboot window and how the price is prorated before you order, because those terms sit with the billing platform rather than with this page.
What operating systems can I install?
Mainstream Linux distributions are the standard images. Windows Server is available as a licensed option and is quoted separately. Confirm the exact image list for your chosen node before ordering.
How is transfer measured, and what happens if I exceed it?
Each plan publishes a monthly transfer allowance in gigabytes. Confirm whether your plan measures outbound only or both directions, and what the overage handling is, with the billing panel before you order. Those terms are set at the platform level.
Is DDoS protection included?
The network is positioned behind a Cloudflare-backed protected edge. What is not automatic is the scope: which prefixes are protected, whether mitigation is always-on or on-demand, which protocols are covered, and whether Layer 7 protection applies. Ask for that in writing for your specific plan rather than assuming a blanket figure.
Do I get a dedicated IPv4 address?
An IPv4 address is allocated at provisioning. Additional addresses are a separate item. Confirm the allocation and any justification requirements before you build anything that depends on a fixed count.
Are backups included?
No. Off-server backup retention is a separately scoped item, and a snapshot stored on the same disk as the workload is not a backup. Agree a retention window and a restore test before you migrate anything that matters.
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