Virtual servers, dedicated machines, bare metal, Windows RDP, web hosting and hourly burst servers — built by hand, in the city closest to the people you serve.
Closest site to your users
5msNew York — New York, United StatesSame city as your users. Estimated round trip, modeled from distance.
One console, one API, one invoice — from a five-dollar shared plan to a 104-core bare metal machine, in any of twenty-four cities.
vps · general purpose
Virtual servers
Flexible virtual infrastructure with full root access, sized for SMBs, websites, developers and small SaaS applications. Start at one core and grow to eight without rebuilding.
Physical compute for sustained, demanding workloads — AI and ML training, virtualization, large databases and HPC. Nothing shares the machine and nothing throttles it.
An entire physical server configured to your specification, for high-traffic applications and enterprise workloads. VDS sits below it from $92.20 if pinned cores are enough.
Booked by the hour for work with a definite end and taken down when it finishes. The class our data centers bill hourly — there is no monthly rate, which is the point.
The same on every plan, so the cards above only show what changes.
5 TB of monthly traffic
NVMe SSD storage throughout
Linux or Windows, your choice of image
24 data center locations
Built by hand, not from a script
Full root or administrator access
02 / network
Distance is the one latency you cannot engineer away.
You can tune congestion control, terminate TLS earlier, cache harder and rewrite the query. None of that changes the fact that light needs roughly five milliseconds to cross a thousand kilometers of fiber, and real routes are never straight.
So we move the machine instead. Every site is carrier-neutral and multi-homed, with transit from at least three networks and peering at the exchange that actually matters in that metro — Equinix in Ashburn, Any2 in Los Angeles, TorIX in Toronto, MICE in Minneapolis, DE-CIX New York.
The result is fewer hops between your users and your workload, and a route that stays inside one or two networks instead of crossing five.
Closest eight sitesfrom New York, US
Estimated round trips, modeled from great-circle distance — not live measurements.
03 / hourly
A game server that stops costing money when nobody is playing.
Most community servers are busy for a few evenings a week and idle for the rest. Our Burstable class is billed by the hour and cannot be bought monthly, so you pay for the evenings. Power it down and the meter stops; the world, the mods and the save files stay where they were.
Minecraft
Valheim
Rust
Palworld
ARK: Survival Ascended
Counter-Strike 2
Satisfactory
Terraria
12 h
4 cores / 8 GB / 100 GB
$18.39per month at $0.354/hr — a busy community server. Left running around the clock the same build would be $257.51.
04 / footprint
Twenty-four sites, sorted by how far they are from you.
Ranked from New York, US. Pick a city to spin the globe to it — the rest of the page follows.
05 / pricing
One rate card, and the same price in every city.
Every price on this page switches with this toggle. Each build includes 5 TB of monthly traffic, and annual billing charges 11 months for twelve.
Shown in USD, the currency the rate card is set in. The Burstable class is sold by the hour only — our data centers bill it that way, so there is no monthly figure to quote. Taxes, where they apply, are added at checkout.
06 / platform
The parts you only notice when they are missing.
None of this is a paid add-on or a tier above the one you are on.
DDoS filtering that is always on
Volumetric traffic is scrubbed upstream before it reaches your uplink. Nothing to enable, no surcharge during an attack, and we do not null-route you as a first response.
API and Terraform first
Every action in the console is a documented REST call, and the Terraform provider covers instances, images, networks and firewall rules. The dashboard is just a client.
Snapshots you can restore yourself
Take one before a risky change and roll back without opening a ticket. Restore into the same machine, a larger one, or a different city entirely.
Engineers on chat, not a queue
Support is staffed by people who can read a traceroute and get into the rack. No tiered script, no ticket ping-pong before someone technical reads it.
07 / us & canada
Nine sites between Seattle and Miami, and a straight answer about the paperwork.
Toronto, New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, Miami, Santa Clara, Los Angeles and Seattle. Here is exactly what we can commit to in North America, and where you should ask us for something in writing instead.
Invoicing
Billed in USD or CAD
Pick the currency your books are in. Our rate card is set in USD and converted at the rate our billing system carries that day, so the invoice matches the quote.
Payment
Card, PayPal or ACH
Card and PayPal for speed, or ACH into our US bank account when your finance team would rather push the payment than hand over a card.
Residency
Toronto, and it stays in Toronto
One of our twenty-four locations is in Canada, and we do not move a running server between cities on our own initiative. Ask us for the residency position in writing and you will get a precise answer rather than a badge.
Presence
Canadian address, global team
KRP Tech Solutions is registered in India with an address in Kelowna, British Columbia and a US phone number. We would rather tell you that up front than let you find it on the invoice.
Build
Servers assembled by hand
Every machine is configured by a person rather than dropped out of a script, which is why there is no sixty-second promise anywhere on this page. You are emailed the moment yours is live.
Term
Twelve months for eleven
Annual billing charges eleven months for twelve. Monthly has no lock-in, and the Burstable class has no term at all — it is metered by the hour and stops when you power the machine down.
Documents we publish and will answer questions against — not certifications. We do not hold SOC 2, PCI DSS, ISO 27001 or HIPAA attestations, and we will not print badges saying otherwise.
08 / questions
The things worth asking before you move a workload.
They are modeled, not measured, and we would rather say so plainly. We take the great-circle distance between the city we think you are in and each site, multiply by a factor that accounts for light in fiber plus routing inefficiency, and add five milliseconds of switching overhead. Real routes are longer than a straight line and real networks have bad days. Use these figures to compare one site against another, never as an SLA. When our looking glasses are public we will replace the model with measurements and drop the word "estimated".
There is no sixty-second promise here, because servers are built by hand rather than dropped out of a script. That is deliberate: the machine arrives configured properly instead of half-ready. You get an email the moment yours is live and the login details are waiting in your dashboard. If you need a committed turnaround for a launch date, ask before you order and we will give you one in writing.
Yes. Take a snapshot and restore it into any of the 24 sites, into the same size or a larger one. The public IP changes, so plan the DNS cutover; the disk copy is billed at the standard storage rate while both copies exist.
Filtering runs upstream at the data center rather than being switched on once you are already down, and attack traffic is not counted against your 5 TB allowance. If an attack is large enough that the facility null-routes an address, we tell you that is what happened rather than describing it as an outage.
Only the Burstable class, and that class cannot be bought any other way — our data centers meter it hourly, so a monthly figure beside it would be a number the checkout refuses. Everything else is monthly, or annual at eleven months for twelve. Burstable is priced at a 1.4× uplift on the equivalent monthly rate, which is what not committing to a term costs.
We invoice in USD or CAD and take payment by card, PayPal or ACH into a US bank account. Which taxes appear on your invoice depends on where you and we are registered, so ask us for a sample invoice for your country before you commit — we would rather answer that precisely than print a general claim on a marketing page.
Toronto is one of our twenty-four locations, so the workload itself can sit in Canada and stay there — we do not move a running server between cities on our own initiative. What we will not claim on a marketing page is a full data-residency guarantee covering backups, support access and every subprocessor. Ask for that in writing and we will answer it properly, with the parts we can commit to separated from the parts we cannot.
Not a blanket money-back window, and we would rather say so than bury it. Fees already paid for the current period are generally non-refundable except where the law requires otherwise; you can cancel at any time and the service will not renew. Where work has not started, we will consider a pro-rata refund. Email us with the order details and a person reads it.
The nearest site to your users is New York.
Start there. Move it later if the traffic moves — a snapshot and a restore is the whole migration.