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Best Storage VPS Plans
Top 50 VPS plans with the best storage-to-price ratio. Great for file servers, backups, and data-heavy applications. All plans sorted cheapest to most expensive based on value.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is SSD storage important for a VPS?
SSD (Solid State Drive) storage provides the disk space for your operating system, applications, databases, and files. Unlike traditional HDDs, SSDs offer significantly faster read/write speeds, lower latency, and better reliability. More storage capacity means you can store more data, larger databases, and extensive media files.
How are the Best Storage deals calculated?
We calculate the storage-to-price ratio by dividing the SSD storage capacity (in GB) by the monthly price. Plans offering more gigabytes per dollar rank higher. This helps you maximize your storage capacity within your budget.
What is the difference between SSD and NVMe storage?
NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) is a newer, faster type of SSD that connects directly to the PCIe bus. NVMe drives can be 3-7x faster than standard SATA SSDs. Both are dramatically faster than traditional HDDs. Many providers now offer NVMe storage, which is excellent for database-heavy workloads.
What workloads need more storage?
Storage-heavy workloads include: file hosting and backup servers, media streaming platforms, large databases, email servers, content management systems with many uploads, version control repositories, log aggregation systems, and data archival solutions.
How much storage do I need?
For basic websites: 20-50 GB. For WordPress with media: 50-100 GB. For databases: 100-200+ GB depending on data size. For file servers or backups: 200+ GB. Always account for growth—storage needs typically increase over time.
Are these unmanaged Linux VPS plans?
Yes, all plans featured are unmanaged Linux VPS with full root access. You can partition drives, set up RAID configurations (on supported plans), configure filesystem options, and implement your own backup strategies with complete control.