We restructured our VPS portfolio. What do you think?
We recently reworked our VPS portfolio into three separate lines instead of having one trying to fit every use case:
Core VPS: for workloads that don't need a lot of compute power. WordPress sites, file servers, development environments, backups, and smaller projects. You're not paying for resources you don't actually need.
Performance VPS: AMD EPYC CPUs, NVMe storage as standard, and up to 1 Gbit/s connectivity. Designed for databases, APIs with real traffic, CI/CD pipelines, and AI agent workloads.
Max Performance VPS: previously our VDS offering, now repositioned under the VPS portfolio. Dedicated CPU and RAM per instance, no shared resources. Sits between a traditional VPS and a dedicated server. Geared toward production applications, SaaS deployments, and multi-tenant environments.
Quick bit of context: Hardware and RAM costs have gone up a lot over the past year across the whole industry. We could have just adjusted prices and left it at that, but we figured it was a better time to actually fix the product structure and give people more choice.
If you test the Performance line, please post your results here. It’s always good to see real numbers.
Specs and pricing at: https://contabo.com/en/vps/