Control planes and jump hosts
Small, long-lived instances for monitoring, bastion access, CI runners, and the glue services that should not live on production hardware.
Predictable NVMe-backed instances for control planes, staging environments, and workloads that need to appear quickly. Useful on their own, and more useful next to a cabinet.
VPS instances run on AS402389 in the Boston metro, so a hybrid deployment does not span two providers or two network paths.
Colocation and bare metal handle the steady state well. Virtual instances cover the parts of a platform that need to move faster than a purchase order.
Small, long-lived instances for monitoring, bastion access, CI runners, and the glue services that should not live on production hardware.
Stand up a staging environment on the same network as the production cabinet, so you are testing the real path rather than an approximation.
Absorb a launch, a migration, or a seasonal spike without buying hardware you will not need next quarter.
Flash storage across the range, so even the entry tiers behave predictably under database and build workloads.
Pick the tier that fits and move up when you outgrow it. Every plan is NVMe-backed.
1 vCPU · 1 GB RAM
1 vCPU · 2 GB RAM
2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM
2 vCPU · 6 GB RAM
4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM
4 vCPU · 12 GB RAM
8 vCPU · 16 GB RAM
16 vCPU · 32 GB RAM
Prices are per month in USD. Add server management from $100 per month if you would rather not run it yourself.
Virtual instances for the parts that change, dedicated hardware for the parts that should not. Keeping them on one network keeps the architecture simple.
What the instances are for, where they run, and how they are priced.
Amherst Systems VPS hosting is designed for web applications, internal tooling, game servers, bots, and other workloads that need fast deployment, predictable plans, and NVMe-backed storage.
VPS instances run on the same Boston-metro infrastructure and the same network, AS402389, as our colocation and bare metal customers, so a hybrid footprint stays on one network path.
Amherst Systems publishes VPS pricing on a dedicated comparison page with separate managed and unmanaged paths so buyers can review the right pricing model directly.