KabyNode VPS Pro, € 14.99/mo. on Linux/Windows VPS

This business tier is geared toward consistently loaded production services, larger web platforms, SaaS style environments, game related utility nodes and mixed application stacks that need more parallel processing room.
The plan card lists 6 dedicated vCPU, 16 GB DDR4 RAM and 200 GB NVMe Gen4 storage, which is a practical size for heavier web workloads, larger databases, background workers and multiple hosted services on the same VM.
Monthly traffic is shown as 5 TB and the package includes 2 dedicated IPv4 addresses, useful for split services, mail and web separation, DNS role separation or projects that need more than one public endpoint.
Backup enterprise, unlimited snapshots, premium monitoring and dedicated support are all highlighted, so this tier is presented as a more business ready operational package rather than only a raw VPS resource bundle.
The 16 GB memory allocation moves the plan into a much more comfortable range for e-commerce, ERP connectors, internal tools, moderate virtualization tasks or Windows services that benefit from higher RAM overhead.
For buyers comparing tiers, this plan stands out because the service extras start to match the larger compute footprint, creating a more complete platform for revenue generating workloads.

The wider VPS group is advertised as KVM based infrastructure hosted in a Tier III data center in Romania, physically described as being in Constanta, with AMD EPYC Milan processors, NVMe Gen4 RAID 10 at platform level, dedicated IPv4 included and free IPv6 /64 on the service line, DDoS filtering up to 10Gbps, integrated KVM console access for VNC, reboot and OS reinstall, root level control, instant vertical scaling without data migration, Linux and Windows operating system choices, optional cPanel/WHM, Plesk and DirectAdmin for managed deployments, 24/7 support through ticket, email, phone, live chat and WhatsApp, 30 day money back coverage for VPS, and a core contractual uptime posture of 99.99 percent even where some upper plans advertise stronger SLA figures.