One public IPv4 address is included with every standard VPS plan. Additional IPv4 addresses are handled separately, subject to availability and the prices below.
Grow your standard plan
CPU and RAM quantities are additions to the base plan, not the final total. Standard selectors allow zero to fifteen additional vCPU and zero to fifteen additional whole GB of RAM. Storage additions are shown by capacity, such as +10GB, with the available recurring prices displayed before you confirm.
Open your service in the client area and use the upgrade options offered for it. Review the resulting resources, billing cycle and total. Changes may require guest-level checks or a restart; plan an appropriate maintenance window and keep independent backups.
After a storage upgrade
A storage upgrade increases your virtual disk capacity. Your operating system may still need its partition and filesystem extended before the added space is usable. This is separate from the virtual disk being enlarged.
On Linux, check the current disk, partition, filesystem and any LVM layout before choosing the appropriate expansion steps. On Windows, check the system volume and available unallocated space in Disk Management. Reboot when the upgrade instructions require it. Do not delete or recreate partitions without confirming the correct procedure.
Open a support ticket with your service reference and operating system if you need help confirming the next step. Preserve important data independently before changing disk layouts.
Need more than the selector offers?
Request a custom VPS quote for 128GB+ RAM, more CPU or tailored storage. Larger custom configurations are confirmed against capacity and quoted separately.
Additional IPv4
An additional VPS IPv4 address costs $5 per IP monthly or $50 annually, subject to availability. Open a ticket with the service reference and the number of addresses you need. Extra IPv4 is arranged manually, including guest network configuration; it is not assigned automatically by a standard checkout selector.
Reinstalling an operating system can erase guest data. Read the confirmation for any reinstall action and preserve needed data before proceeding.
