KabyNode VPS Ultimate, € 24.99/mo. on Linux/Windows VPS

This upper business plan is presented for very demanding virtual workloads that still fit a VPS model, including larger databases, multi application estates, busy transactional platforms and infrastructure services with higher redundancy expectations.
The card lists 12 dedicated vCPU, 64 GB DDR4 RAM and 800 GB NVMe Gen4 storage, which places it in a range suitable for substantial production capacity, broad service consolidation and larger active datasets.
Traffic allocation is shown as 15 TB per month and the bundle includes 5 dedicated IPv4 addresses, giving it a noticeably broader network scope than the lower business tiers.
Operational features move further upward with multi datacenter backup, enterprise snapshots, advanced 24/7 monitoring and dedicated VIP support, all of which point to a premium continuity and response profile.
The 64 GB RAM figure is large enough for strong in memory caching, heavier Microsoft or Linux application roles, container dense deployments or databases that need a bigger buffer pool to perform consistently.
For organizations that want a large virtual machine while keeping the elasticity and management style of the VPS catalog, this plan is one of the strongest non enterprise offerings on the page.

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.