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VPS Sizing
Calculator

Answer 3 quick questions to get your ideal CPU, RAM, storage and bandwidth recommendation.

1Use Case
2Traffic
3Reliability
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What will you run?
Select your primary use case for this VPS.
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WordPress
Blogs, business sites, CMS
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eCommerce
WooCommerce, Shopify alt
⚙️
Node / API
Node.js, REST APIs, apps
🎮
Game Server
Minecraft, Valheim, etc.
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Database
MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB
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Docker
Containers, microservices
How much traffic?
Estimate your monthly unique visitors or active users.
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Under 5k/mo
Starting out or dev/staging
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5k – 50k/mo
Growing site or product
🚀
50k – 200k
Established traffic
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200k+
High-volume production
How critical is uptime?
This affects whether we recommend redundancy and headroom.
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Standard
Dev, staging, personal projects. Downtime is tolerable.
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High
Live production site. Occasional downtime is costly.
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Mission Critical
Any downtime = revenue loss. Zero tolerance.
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VPS Requirements by Use Case

Not sure what specs you need? Here's a quick reference guide for common workloads:

Use CaseMin RAMRec RAMvCPUStorage
WordPress (small)1 GB2 GB120 GB SSD
WordPress (production)2 GB4 GB240 GB SSD
WooCommerce4 GB8 GB2–480 GB SSD
Node.js / API1 GB4 GB240 GB SSD
Minecraft Server4 GB8 GB460 GB SSD
MySQL Database2 GB8 GB2160 GB SSD
Docker / Containers4 GB8 GB4120 GB SSD

Frequently Asked Questions

How much RAM do I need for WordPress?

A basic WordPress site can run on 1 GB RAM, but 2 GB is the recommended minimum for production. For WooCommerce stores or sites with heavy plugins and traffic, 4–8 GB is ideal for stable performance.

How many vCPUs do I need?

For most websites and apps serving under 50k visitors/month, 1–2 vCPUs is sufficient. CPU-bound workloads like game servers, real-time apps, or video encoding benefit from 4+ vCPUs.

Should I choose SSD or NVMe storage?

NVMe SSD is significantly faster than standard SSD — typically 3–5x faster for random read/write operations. For database-heavy or high-traffic workloads, NVMe makes a noticeable difference in page load times and database query speed.

What is the difference between managed and unmanaged VPS?

Unmanaged VPS gives you full root access and full control — you're responsible for setup, security, and maintenance. Managed VPS includes server administration support. If you're comfortable with Linux, unmanaged gives more value for money.