Published VPS pricing for NVMe-backed virtual private servers.
Amherst Systems publishes VPS plans from Nano through Enterprise so buyers can compare monthly resource tiers, storage allowances, and bandwidth without digging through a long overview page.
Entry pricing starts at $4.99 per month. Use this page to compare plans directly, then move back to the VPS overview if you want platform details, operating system options, or the broader infrastructure context.
Entry pricing for the Nano VPS plan.
Published VPS plan tiers from Nano through Enterprise.
Uptime SLA coverage across the published VPS lineup.
Simple, transparent pricing
No hidden fees. No surprises. Just powerful VPS hosting.
All plans include DDoS protection, 24/7 support, and 99.9% uptime SLA.
How to choose the right VPS tier
The goal is to pick the smallest plan that fits the workload cleanly today, then move up the published lineup as the service grows.
Start with the workload, not the largest plan
Size the first deployment around current CPU, memory, storage, and bandwidth needs instead of overbuying upfront.
Move up tiers as the service grows
The published VPS lineup is meant to give clear jumps in resources so teams can scale without leaving the platform immediately.
Switch to dedicated when the architecture outgrows a VM
Reserved hardware becomes the better fit when the workload needs stronger performance consistency, larger resource envelopes, or single-tenant control.
When published VPS pricing is enough
Use the published Amherst Systems VPS tiers when your workload fits comfortably inside a standard virtual machine profile. If you need single-tenant hardware or a more specialized footprint, move into a dedicated server conversation instead of forcing it into a VM plan.
VPS pricing FAQ
Short answers about Amherst Systems VPS plans, what the published tiers cover, and when to move beyond a VPS.
What is the starting price for Amherst Systems VPS hosting?
Amherst Systems VPS hosting starts at $4.99 per month for the Nano plan, with higher tiers available for more CPU, memory, storage, and bandwidth.
What is included with every Amherst Systems VPS plan?
The published VPS plans are positioned around NVMe storage, predictable monthly resource tiers, DDoS protection, support availability, and the Amherst Systems uptime SLA.
When should I move from a VPS to a dedicated server?
Move to a dedicated server when the workload needs single-tenant hardware, stronger performance consistency, larger storage planning, or software assumptions that no longer fit comfortably inside a VPS.