KabyNode VPS Cloud, € 49.99/mo. on Linux/Windows Cloud

This plan is presented as the cloud oriented flagship of the enterprise tab, targeting very large virtualized deployments, distributed applications, premium managed environments and customers who want cloud style resilience features.
The card lists 32 dedicated vCPU, 512 GB DDR5 RAM and 4 TB NVMe Gen4 RAID 10 storage, which is the largest raw resource profile shown among the standard enterprise offerings on the page.
Monthly traffic is published as 50 TB and networking includes 32 dedicated IPv4 addresses plus 1 IPv6 /48 allocation, creating a much broader addressing footprint than the rest of the catalog.
Multi datacenter replication, zero downtime migrations, AI powered auto scaling, fully managed premium and a custom SLA noted as negotiable are all part of the card copy, so this is clearly positioned closer to a bespoke cloud service than a classic self run VPS.
The RAID 10 storage note suggests a resilience and performance emphasis, while the managed language indicates that the provider expects this plan to support higher touch production environments.
For organizations running mission critical services, this offer reads like a transition point from packaged VPS plans into more cloud infrastructure style operations with a provider managed layer on top.

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.