How to use these comparisons
Start with the question you are actually facing. If you are leaving shared hosting, read VPS vs shared hosting. If you are weighing a bigger commitment, VPS vs dedicated and VPS vs public cloud cover price and failure risk. If a VPS is already the answer, the technical pages help with the details: virtualization type, storage, operating system and region.
What we compare on
Every page looks at the same handful of factors, because they are the ones that decide outcomes in practice:
- Total monthly cost, including bandwidth, IP addresses and add-ons, not only the headline price
- Performance under load, not peak benchmarks
- Failure risk: what happens when a disk, host or network path breaks
- Operational effort: who patches, monitors and fixes it at 2 a.m.
- Lock-in: how hard it is to leave later
We say where VeloxMedia fits and where it does not. A dedicated server, a managed platform or a hyperscale cloud is sometimes the better tool, and the pages say so.
Where VeloxMedia sits
For reference, every VeloxMedia server is a VMware virtual machine on clustered, fully redundant infrastructure with replicated SSD, unmetered transfer and a dedicated IPv4. Plans run from Micro at $5 a month to Max at $26, in London, Amsterdam, US East and US West. The plans page has the full table.