Full root access
Root access over SSH, with sudo for admin tasks.
Deploy Fedora 43 or 44 on NVMe storage in under 30 seconds.
Cost Optimized plans on AMD EPYC Milan 7003 Series at up to 3.7 GHz, with NVMe storage, DDoS protection, and network capacity up to 25 Gbps.
Only outbound transfer (egress) counts toward your plan's monthly transfer allowance. Inbound transfer (ingress) is free.
General Purpose and High Performance plans are on the Linux VPS and pricing pages.
NVMe storage, DDoS protection, and network capacity up to 25 Gbps are part of every plan. Backups and snapshots are optional add-ons.
Root access over SSH, with sudo for admin tasks.
Reinstall the operating system at no charge from the server's Settings tab, the API, or the CLI.
Network capacity up to 25 Gbps on every plan.
DDoS protection is included on every plan.
Create snapshots for $0.04 per GB per month and keep them until you delete them.
Enable automatic daily backups for 20% of your server's monthly price.
Create, reinstall, resize, and delete servers over the API.
APIManage servers from your terminal with the arct command.
CLINVMe storage on every plan.
Locations in Europe, North America, and Asia Pacific.
See locationsBackups and snapshots are available in specific locations, and snapshots are available for Linux images only. Check the console for current availability.
Arct Cloud offers Fedora 43 and 44. You choose the version when you deploy the server.
About 13 months: each Fedora release gets updates until four weeks after the release two versions later. Fedora 43 is scheduled to reach end of life in December 2026, and Fedora 44 four weeks after Fedora 46 ships in April 2027.
Plans start at $3.89/mo for cvm.pico: 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, and 15 GB NVMe storage.
See all plansYes. Reinstall from the server's Settings tab, the API, or the CLI; reinstalls are free and erase the disk. Windows Server needs 2 or more vCPU.
Yes. Deploy Fedora from the REST API, the Python and TypeScript SDKs, or the arct CLI.
Arct Cloud APIChoose the plan, image, and location during deployment.