Build something that matters. Power it with Swiss VPS and dedicated servers that put performance, privacy, and control in your hands.
From your first deployment to your next stage of growth. Choose the resources, isolation, and control your workload needs.
Flexible virtual resources for websites, APIs, and applications.
Explore swiss vps →Exclusive physical hardware for demanding workloads.
Explore dedicated servers →Swiss infrastructure with a clear jurisdiction and service policy.
Explore offshore hosting →Real SwissHosting configurations. Prices in USD per month; confirm availability, licenses, and taxes in checkout.
Small websites & development
Root access, 1 IPv4 and 100 IPv6 addresses. Reboot and rebuild controls. Ongoing administration is agreed separately.
Business applications & APIs
Root access, 1 IPv4 and 100 IPv6 addresses. Reboot and rebuild controls. Ongoing administration is agreed separately.
Growing production workloads
Root access, 1 IPv4 and 100 IPv6 addresses. Reboot and rebuild controls. Ongoing administration is agreed separately.
Location matters. So does the way you build, protect, and operate your project.
Swiss location, accessible policies, and defined responsibilities. Understand what your service covers.
Choose your environment and resources. Manage applications and access around your priorities.
Virtual, dedicated, or customer-owned hardware. A model for the way you build.
Understand your options before you deploy.
Explore hosting questions ↗Choose a VPS for virtual resources and a lower starting cost. Choose dedicated hardware when you need physical isolation, machine-level control, or a larger transfer allowance. Compare the resources and management requirements together.
Root or IPMI access does not imply ongoing maintenance. Confirm whether updates, monitoring, backups, and administration are included in the selected service description.
Measure your application and define traffic, working memory, disk growth, and recovery requirements. Size around the workload and allow headroom for peaks rather than comparing plans on one number.
Review available methods in checkout. Follow the network, address, amount, and expiry shown on the invoice. An exchange-rate estimate does not replace the final payment quote.
It describes the infrastructure location. Policies, contracts, and application configuration also determine the service and how data is protected. Read the current service terms.
A Swiss dedicated server provides exclusive physical hardware for workloads that need machine-level control, resource isolation, or substantial transfer.
Read the guide →A useful backup is one you can restore within your recovery requirements. Define retention, independent storage, access controls, and restore testing before.
Read the guide →Compare hosting payments by invoice amount, supported currency, network, fees, and settlement requirements. The final checkout quote determines the amount.
Read the guide →We’ll help you find the foundation.
