Floki NET Iceland VPS II, € 19.99/mo. on Linux VPS

Iceland VPS II is the recommended mid-range configuration in the Iceland location and targets users who have outgrown the smallest instance but still want a cost-effective virtual machine with headroom for growth. This plan doubles the compute resources to 2 CPU cores and 2 GB RAM and increases storage to 50 GB of NVMe space, which is ideal for running multiple small web sites, a heavier content management system or a combination of web, mail and monitoring services. With a 1 Gbit uplink and 2 TB of monthly traffic you can handle significantly more visitor activity, downloads and API calls before approaching transfer limits, making the plan suitable for modestly popular blogs, communities or collaboration tools. As with the other Iceland VPS options you receive 1 IPv4 address and a /64 IPv6 subnet, giving you the flexibility to run dual-stack services, assign individual addresses to containers or microservices and apply strict firewall policies. The KVM-based virtualization platform and included virtual IPMI console make it straightforward to reinstall operating systems, test different Linux distributions or boot into rescue environments without opening a support ticket. Strong DDoS protection with over 1 Tbps of filtering capacity and a policy that disallows adult content help to keep the node responsive and stable for mainstream websites, activist projects and secure communication platforms hosted in Iceland.

All FlokiNET VPS plans are designed as privacy-friendly, self-managed virtual machines running on KVM virtualization with a focus on resilience and freedom of expression. Servers are offered from several European locations, including Iceland, Romania, Finland and the Netherlands, so you can choose the jurisdiction and latency profile that best matches your project or audience. Each VPS benefits from enterprise-grade hardware, NVMe storage for fast disk access and 1 Gbit uplinks routed through DDoS-protected networks with more than 1 Tbps of mitigation capacity to keep services reachable even during large-scale attacks. Customers receive full root access, the ability to reinstall operating systems from templates or ISOs and a virtual IPMI or console interface for out-of-band management when regular SSH or RDP access is unavailable. The company supports a wide range of payment methods such as Paypal, classic bank transfer, Western Union, several cryptocurrencies and more privacy-oriented options, allowing you to balance anonymity and convenience according to your threat model. FlokiNETs history and documentation emphasise a mission to provide stable hosting for activists, journalists, NGOs and controversial projects that might not fit comfortably with mainstream providers, and its support team can be reached via tickets, phone and other channels if you need help choosing a location, migrating workloads or troubleshooting performance issues.