Experience high-performance cloud computing with AMD EPYC & Ryzen powered VPS, featuring NVMe storage and instant provisioning in under 60 seconds. Perfect for developers, businesses, and applications requiring dedicated resources with the flexibility of cloud infrastructure.
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A VPS makes sense when shared hosting stops being enough but a full dedicated server is more machine than you need. Typical workloads are production web applications and APIs, staging and CI environments, game panels, Discord bots, VPNs and proxies, small database servers, and self-hosted tools like Nextcloud, Grafana or a Git server. You get root access and guaranteed CPU and memory, without paying for a whole chassis.
The VPS platform runs on AMD hardware, EPYC and Ryzen, with older Intel Xeon platforms still carrying some of the value capacity. Value plans suit steady, predictable workloads and cost less per gigabyte, sitting on high core count hosts where capacity matters more than clock speed. Premium plans are Ryzen VPS instances on 7000 and 9000 series CPUs with DDR5 memory and NVMe storage. That is what you want for anything latency-sensitive or single-thread bound: game panels, busy databases and interactive applications. We also run limited time offers, which are the best value per dollar we sell. The trade-off is that LTO specs are a mixed bag and stock is never guaranteed, so if you see one that fits, take it. Every tier includes a dedicated IPv4 address and a /64 IPv6 block, with additional IPv4 addresses at $1.50/mo.
A cheap VPS is easy to sell and easy to get wrong. The usual route to a low price is to oversubscribe a host until every tenant is fighting over the same cores, then hope nobody measures it. We would rather get there honestly: older, fully depreciated hardware labelled plainly as value rather than dressed up, and limited time offers rotated out when we have spare capacity. That is what makes our cheap VPS hosting cheap. It is also why we publish the fleet node by node instead of calling it enterprise grade and leaving it at that, so you can see what a plan runs on before you buy rather than after.
RackGenius runs its own autonomous system, AS32002, rather than reselling someone else's capacity. We are on-net in two Michigan data centers: 123Net DC1 in Detroit (DTW), our primary site, and 123Net DC4 in Grand Rapids (GRR). The two are directly connected. We reach both GRR-IX and DET-IX from either location for redundancy, and carry Hurricane Electric, Cogent and 123Net upstream. Short paths to the Midwest exchanges keep latency low and steady across the region. It also means routing problems are ours to fix rather than something we escalate to another provider.
New VPS instances provision automatically in under 60 seconds. IPv6 is native, and NAT64/DNS64 is available on our VPS platform if you want to run IPv6-only. You can scale up as your workload grows without rebuilding, and pre-paid hourly billing is available if you would rather not commit monthly - open a ticket to switch. Students and non-profits should look at the Genius Impact program, which covers free and discounted plans.
Curious what we actually run? The hardware fleet page lists our nodes machine by machine, CPU, memory and storage for every box.
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