14 yrs
in business since 2010
We're BuyVM — a small crew of developers and technology enthusiasts who have run affordable virtual servers continuously since 2010. We like to think of ourselves as the founding fathers of the affordable VPS market: the company plenty of others have spent the years since trying to imitate. Today we're a division of Cloudzy, our sister company — so when our slices sell out, you're never left without somewhere to deploy.
BuyVM started in 2010 with a stubborn idea: that fast, reliable virtual servers shouldn't cost a fortune, and that you shouldn't have to talk to a sales script to get one. We've kept the lights on every year since — growing from a hopeful startup into a stable, sustainable business while keeping the same small, opinionated team at the wheel.
We aren't accountants and business-school folks running fancy spreadsheets that happen to be pointed at a hosting company. We're technologists, and we're proud of it. The people who build the platform are the people who answer your tickets, and the features we ship are the ones we'd want for our own projects. That's how you end up with a control panel we actually like using and a network we'd happily run our own workloads on.
We keep the lineup small on purpose — a handful of products tuned to perform at their peak, with uptime as the goal rather than an afterthought. Less catalog padding, more attention on the things you actually deploy.
Fourteen years in, the principles haven't changed. They're the reason customers stick around — and the reason we can look at our own invoices without wincing.
We hate the word "cheap." Calling a service cheap means corners were cut somewhere to drag the price down. We do the opposite — we charge less for more resources. Same engineering, smaller invoice.
When you reach out, you're talking to people who actually live in the VPS industry, not a quarterly-earnings algorithm wearing a hosting-company costume. We're technologists and proud of it.
In a world of constant surveillance, privacy still counts. We run secure systems with staff trained to handle accounts properly, offer high-privacy hosting in Luxembourg, and accept Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Monero and many more.
Customers matter, first and foremost. It's always work time somewhere, so we staff support around the clock with highly trained nerds who'd rather solve your problem than route you through a phone tree.
"Founding fathers" isn't just a tagline. A lot of the features the rest of the affordable-VPS market now treats as standard, we shipped first.
We brought serious, always-on DDoS protection to the affordable end of the market — back when filtering on a budget VPS simply wasn't a thing anyone offered.
We remain the only VPS provider to offer Anycast IP addresses on our VPS services — route every visitor to the nearest location and build a global presence without a global budget.
We rolled out IPv6 ahead of more than 95% of the VPS world. While others were still hoarding IPv4, our customers were already building on the modern internet.
Our in-house Stallion control panel does everything you need to run your VPS — voted best panel on the market by its own developers. It's fully SolusVM-compatible via the same API, and it isn't for sale: it's ours, and it blazes the path others follow.
BuyVM is a division of Cloudzy, our sister company — same family, complementary strengths. We keep doing what we do best: limited-stock, ferociously affordable slices for people who know exactly what they want.
The catch with limited stock is that it runs out. When the slice you're after is sold out, you're not stuck waiting — head next door to Cloudzy and deploy an equivalent VPS instantly, across a global footprint of regions, on demand.
When a slice sells out, discover plans on our sister company Cloudzy: instant deployment across 13 global regions, AMD EPYC + NVMe, no egress fees, and a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Pick a slice, deploy from a ready-to-use OS template, and be online in seconds — backed by the developers who actually run the network. Got a question first? We're happy to help.