Ideal for
- VPN and secure access node
- Small static website or landing page
- Single bot, webhook worker or simple automation
- Linux learning, testing and staging
1 GB RAM NVMe VPS (TSM1NVME10)
12.70 RON
TSM1NVME10 - 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 10 GB NVMe
Fast entry-level 1 GB RAM NVMe VPS on Ryzen 5700G, hosted in Corbeanca, Romania. Instant provisioning after payment confirmation, IPv4 support and a free backup you can trigger from the panel. Ideal for lightweight apps, personal projects, micro-services, small websites, or a secure VPN/jump host.
Key Features:
- 1 vCPU - Ryzen 5700G host
- 1 GB RAM - Great for lightweight tasks
- 10 GB NVMe storage - Fast and reliable
- Unlimited traffic - No bandwidth caps
- 1× IPv4
- Full root access - Complete server control
Need more power? Check out our VPS with 2 vCPUs, 2 GB RAM, and 20 GB NVMe storage or the 4 GB RAM NVMe plan for enhanced performance.
FAQ
How do I access the control panel and SSH key?
Log in → My Account → My Virtual Machines to start/stop the server and use Download Key for the SSH private key. Step-by-step guide in our blog post #43.
How fast is the network?
See real benchmarks and speed test references in blog post #60.
Can I upgrade later?
Absolutely. You can increase CPU, RAM and storage at any time from your client area, or move directly to a higher-tier plan. Browse all options on our VPS plans page.
Entry plan
Start lean, keep the stack simple
This plan works best when you want a low monthly cost and a lightweight workload that stays predictable. It is a good fit for testing, bots, small websites and single-purpose services.
What you get
- Entry-level NVMe VPS with monthly billing
- IPv4 included and root access
- Fast provisioning and upgrade path
- A clean base for one main service at a time
When to upgrade
- WordPress gets slow with more plugins
- You want multiple services running all the time
- RAM stays high during normal usage
- You want a safer production default
Quick answers
Is it good for WordPress?
Yes, for a small site with caching and a light setup. For more plugins or traffic, move to 2 GB.
Can I run Docker?
Only for very small containers. If you plan to run a real stack, 2 GB is the safer starting point.
Need more headroom?
Move to the 2 GB plan when the server stops being just a test box and starts serving real users.
1 vCPU • 1 GB RAM • 10 GB NVMe