One account for your websites, servers and infrastructure
Managed Hosting when you want it handled, Cloud VPS when you want root, Stack Servers for reserved compute, and Edge for hardware you already run — with published prices where the work is predictable and a quote where it depends on your setup.
Live today Dallas · DenverComing soon Namibia · Frankfurt · Dubai
Four lanes. One managed experience. One account.
Four lanes. One hosting relationship.
Each lane answers a different question, and the honest answer changes as your work changes. You should not have to move providers, rebuild your billing or re-explain your stack just to find a better fit.
For websites and applications where you want StackHost to manage the hosting environment around the work.
- WordPress, WooCommerce, Laravel & PHP
- SSL, backups & monitoring
- Developer tools on higher plans
Choose the CPU, memory, storage and operating system. StackHost runs the routine server operations while you stay in control of your applications and code.
- Linux or Windows
- Root / administrator access
- Monitoring and routine maintenance
- Optional snapshots and backup
Reserve CPU, memory and storage for your business, then shape that capacity into the servers your workloads actually need.
- Private managed compute pool
- One or several virtual machines
- Private networking & firewall options
- Monitoring, backup & managed operations
Bring supported infrastructure you already own or rent into the StackHost operating model.
- Proxmox VE & Scale HyperCore today
- Monitoring and VM operations
- Backup & recovery options
- More integrations in development
If it runs on a normal Linux stack, it has a home here.
Most customers arrive with a website or an application. Many arrive later with something heavier: a store that slows down at month-end, a client portal nobody wants to explain to a shared host, a background worker that needs cores of its own.
Regions and shapes are confirmed against the workload in front of us. If StackHost is not the right fit for it, that gets said early.
You shouldn’t need a new hosting company every time the workload grows.
Basic hosting gets restrictive. A VPS gives you control — and the work that comes with it. Large public clouds give you almost unlimited choice, including plenty you may never need.
StackHost gives you a clearer path between them.
Simple when simple is enough.
A normal website should not require a cloud architect.
Control when you want it.
Choose Cloud VPS when you genuinely want to manage the server.
Managed infrastructure when things get serious.
Give growing workloads their own private capacity without building an internal infrastructure team.
Keep what already works.
Edge lets compatible infrastructure become part of the StackHost operating model instead of forcing a replacement.
The things hosting should quietly get right.
What matters is which of these are handled for you and where you take over — visible before you buy.
| Capability | Managed Hosting | Cloud VPS | Stack Servers | Edge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Routine environment management | StackHost | Included | StackHost | Agreed per review |
| Root / OS access | Not offered | Full | On request | Yours |
| Domain & SSL | Included | You configure | Included | Agreed per review |
| Backups & restore | By plan | Optional add-on | Daily, by plan | In scope where supported |
| Monitoring | Included | Not managed | Included | Included |
| Git & SSH deploys | Developer and Studio | Yours to set up | Available | Available |
| Staging | Developer and Studio | You build it | Available | Available |
| Databases, cron, queues | By plan | Yours to run | Yours to use | Agreed per review |
| Reserved CPU & memory | Shared pool | Configured per VM | Private pool | Your hardware |
| Machines in one order | Shared environment | One VM | One or several | Your existing VMs |
| Team access | Studio | You manage users | Available | Available |
| Bring your own node | No | No | No | This is the point |
“By plan” means the allowance is written into the plan you are on. Anything marked on request or agreed per review is confirmed with you before it is invoiced.
Dallas and Denver today.
A location is marked live when customer capacity is available there. Everything else on this page is a plan in progress.
If a location is not live for what you need, that gets said before you order.
Tell us what you run and we will say which lane it belongs in.
A small business website, a Laravel application, a developer VM and a busy WooCommerce store should not be sold the same hosting product. The calculator gives a direction in about a minute; a person confirms the details before anything is ordered.