Host Seo BUSINESS, $ 75.00/mo. on Linux/Windows Virtual Dedicated

BUSINESS is a virtual dedicated server package that targets workloads needing dedicated storage and guaranteed resources without moving to a full physical machine.
Monthly price: $75 per month.
Storage allocation: 2 TB NVMe with RAID1 protection as described for the platform.
Guaranteed memory: 65536 MB RAM plus 32768 MB swap for burst scenarios when RAM is exhausted.
CPU allocation: 8 cores.
Network: 1 Gbps port speed.
Traffic: unlimited monthly transfer is advertised; if usage exceeds 20 TB in a calendar month, bandwidth may be temporarily reduced to 100 Mbps until the end of that month, then restored at the start of the next month.
Included extras: Essential SSL certificate is included free when ordering hosting for a quarter (3 months) or more; One free domain registration for 1 year is included for .com, .net, .org, .info, .co.uk, .co.in when ordering VDS for 3 months or more.
Datacenter choices listed for this package include: Helsinki (Finland), Dusseldorf (Germany).
Suitable use cases described for this platform include hosting many domains, running online stores with predictable performance, and supporting multiple CMS or client projects where isolated resources help manage peak load and operational planning.
Operational model: the package is framed for higher-demand web projects or multi-tenant setups where guaranteed memory and dedicated storage help maintain responsiveness under sustained load, while managed operations reduce maintenance overhead.

Virtual dedicated servers are positioned as an intermediate layer between a typical VPS and a full dedicated server, aiming to combine predictable resources with the operational flexibility of virtualization.
All VDS packages are described as using an NVMe M.2 x 2 storage array with full hardware RAID1 protection, designed to keep data available if a drive fails while also delivering fast I/O performance.
The service is presented as fully managed while still providing full root access, so an administrator can install custom software, tune services, and choose the operating system (Linux or Windows) based on the workload.
Management tasks such as checking load, restarting services, and rebooting the virtual server are described as being handled through a preinstalled SolusVM control panel, reducing the need for day-to-day system administration effort.
Security is emphasized with DDoS protection supervised by a network operations team, plus tooling such as a malware scanner (Imunify) and automated kernel patching (KernelCare) listed for improved server hygiene and reduced attack surface.
Backup practices are described in two layers: an optional separate node backup service where backup frequency can be configured and stored on a different server, and internal weekly backups that can be provided on request for an additional safety net.
Support is promoted as always-available assistance via live chat, WhatsApp, support tickets and phone, suitable for both basic questions and complex incidents.
A 30-day money-back window is advertised, and the service-level agreement describes a 100% network uptime guarantee with credit mechanisms for downtime as well as continuous monitoring and ticket-based support workflows.