A clear reference.
One Swiss core.
Understand the platform from its public specifications. A factual starting point for choosing infrastructure, checking a claim or exploring the documentation.
18Service families
55Swiss configurations
CHHosting country
7Asset / network routes
CATALOGUE STATUS
The fixed-address crypto checkout uses a public USD rate to calculate the exact amount for the selected asset and network, with a 25-minute payment window. This browser quote is not a server-issued invoice. Transaction attribution, payment confirmation and provisioning require the operator’s backend.
START WITH THE WORKLOAD
Choose the right boundary.
Match the service family to your requirements, then verify the individual configuration. These are fit criteria, not performance benchmarks.
| Your requirement | Family to explore | What to evaluate |
|---|---|---|
| General Linux workloads | Vector VPS | An independent virtual environment for applications, development and background services. |
| Windows administration | DeskLink RDP | A remote Windows workspace. Review the actual memory, operating system and licence options. |
| I/O-sensitive applications | Pulse NVMe | NVMe-oriented configurations. Validate the application’s I/O pattern and latency needs. |
| Growing datasets | Vault Storage | Storage-focused virtual configurations. Capacity and tested backup recovery remain separate decisions. |
| GPU acceleration | Tensor GPU | Compare GPU and VRAM specifications with the model, runtime and peak workload you intend to run. |
| Physical machine requirements | Metal Atlas | Dedicated hardware when physical control or a specific resource layout is part of the requirement. |
| High-volume transfer | Transit 100 | A high-bandwidth port class. Useful throughput depends on CPU, storage, the route and the receiving system. |
| Web publishing | Canvas Web | A hosting configuration for websites. Compare storage, domains, software support and operating responsibilities. |
| Onion publishing | Veil Onion | A hosting family for onion services. Application exposure, authentication and service-key recovery still matter. |
| Private connections | Shield VPN | A Swiss OpenVPN configuration. Transport encryption and the application’s privacy model are different concerns. |
THE PUBLIC CATALOGUE
Specifications before assumptions.
All service families are listed for Switzerland. Base prices are monthly catalogue prices in USD. Starting prices use each plan’s shortest available billing term. Selected add-ons and tax can change the final total.
Dedicated & GPU
Tensor GPU3 configurations · CHFrom $323.82/ monthMetal Origin3 configurations · CHFrom $146.88/ monthMetal Atlas4 configurations · CHFrom $284.81/ monthMetal Zenith3 configurations · CHFrom $351.13/ monthMetal Hyper2 configurations · CHFrom $642.59/ monthMetal EPYC4 configurations · CHFrom $371.79/ monthHigh bandwidth
Transit 402 configurations · CHFrom $1,926.86/ monthTransit 1001 configuration · CHFrom $7,343.00/ monthTransit 2001 configuration · CHFrom $13,768.93/ monthWeb & onion hosting
Canvas Web4 configurations · CHFrom $12.85/ monthVeil Onion3 configurations · CHFrom $27.54/ monthSecurity & privacy
Sentinel Kali4 configurations · CHFrom $12.85/ monthSentinel Parrot4 configurations · CHFrom $12.85/ monthShield VPN1 configuration · CHFrom $4.59/ monthCONFIDENTIALITY, EXPLAINED
Be precise about privacy.
The current website lets visitors browse, compare and configure without uploading identity documents or creating an advertising profile. Saved guides, favourites and basket selections stay in the browser.
Swiss location and no-document onboarding describe different parts of the service. They do not establish audited backend security, a zero-log policy, absolute anonymity or immunity from legal obligations. Read the published privacy scope before relying on a claim.
Review the complete checkout instructions: asset, network, exact amount, receiving address and expiry. Keep the client reference and exported record privately. A receiving address alone does not specify a payment, and a browser record does not prove receipt of funds.
Read the privacy scopeREADABLE BY PEOPLE AND TOOLSThe same facts.
The same facts.
Different ways to read them.
These resources are generated from the public catalogue and guides. They provide a reading map and detailed source material; they do not create an endorsement or an indexing guarantee.
llms.txt
Site overview
A structured overview with service families, useful entry points and guide links.
Open resourcellms-full.txtComplete knowledge file
The detailed catalogue, specifications, editorial guides and primary references.
Open resourcecatalogue/index.txtCatalogue companion
A text version of the current service families, configurations and pricing context.
Open resourcereference/index.txtReference companion
A compact text reference for brand facts, workload fit and the public service scope.
Open resourcesitemap.xmlXML sitemap
The canonical public reading pages prepared for the intended domain.
Open resourceCONNECT THE KNOWLEDGE
Go deeper on your decision.
Original engineering guides, practical checklists and primary documentation.
Compute
How to choose a VPS without guessing
Turn an application idea into a useful resource budget, then compare CPU, memory, storage and transfer together.
DedicatedVPS or dedicated: choose the boundary that fits
Understand what a physical machine changes, what it does not change, and when it becomes a useful step for your workload.
StorageWhen NVMe makes a difference to your application
Distinguish capacity, latency and throughput so that a faster storage label answers a real application problem.
PrivacyCrypto checkout and the limits of payment privacy
Understand the asset, network and confirmation journey, and protect the information that connects your project to a payment.
OperationsBuild a backup you can actually restore
Choose a recovery target, protect an independent copy and practise the restoration before an incident forces the issue.
NetworkBandwidth, port speed and transfer: read the full picture
Estimate the data your project moves and understand why a larger port is only one part of network performance.
PrivacySwiss data residency: map the whole service
A Swiss server location is a starting point. Map application data, backups, support access and external services before making a residency commitment.
PrivacyNo KYC and privacy: understand the difference
Document-free onboarding addresses one collection point. Understand the other records, access paths and payment traces around a hosted project.
OperationsA practical threat model for your hosted project
Map assets and trust boundaries, choose a few realistic failure scenarios and turn them into controls you can test.
ComputeSize VPS CPU and memory from a real workload
Build a memory budget, inspect contention and separate one busy thread from work that can use several virtual cores.
OperationsSecure Windows RDP administration without losing access
Separate network reachability, authentication and privilege, then verify a recovery route before tightening remote access.
OperationsA Linux VPS hardening baseline you can maintain
Secure administration, expose only required services and establish updates and recovery without locking yourself out.
StorageMeasure NVMe performance without misleading yourself
Define the I/O pattern, control cache effects and inspect latency distributions before drawing an application conclusion from a disk test.
ComputeBuild a GPU VRAM budget before choosing hardware
Account for weights, activations, caches and temporary buffers, then test the peak workload rather than the model file alone.
DedicatedA dedicated-server migration runbook that protects the data
Rehearse the move, establish a consistent data boundary and define what rollback means after the new system accepts writes.
HostingWeb hosting or a VPS: choose the work you want to own
Compare application requirements, control and maintenance responsibilities rather than treating a VPS as the automatic next step for every website.
OperationsTurn RPO and RTO into a recovery budget you can test
Translate acceptable data loss and interruption into a timed recovery plan, with dependencies, restore capacity and a measurable exercise.
StorageSnapshots and backups: choose the failure you need to survive
Compare recovery points, failure boundaries and application consistency instead of assuming a snapshot and an independent backup provide the same protection.
StorageObject, file or block storage: choose the interface your application needs
Distinguish storage interfaces, access semantics and operational responsibilities before turning a capacity requirement into an application architecture.
NetworkSize a transfer with latency, concurrency and throughput measurements
Build a repeatable transfer model using payload volume, delivery windows and round-trip time, then test it without confusing a port label with useful throughput.
NetworkPlan a 40, 100 or 200 Gbps origin as a complete system
Translate large port classes into storage, CPU, concurrency and operational questions before selecting a high-volume distribution configuration.
HostingA domain, DNS and TLS cutover runbook for a new server
Prepare hostname routing, certificates and rollback together so that a migration changes the server without breaking the site's identity or secure connections.
PrivacyPublish an onion service without overlooking the application
Plan a legitimate onion publication with controlled backend exposure, careful content review, service-key recovery and an explicit audience-access model.
CryptoChoose the asset and network before preparing a crypto payment
Read a payment route as a complete asset-and-network pair, then verify invoice instructions, token identity and the amount delivered before authorising a transfer.
CryptoFrom detected transaction to reconciled order: confirmations and reorgs
Design payment states around verified chain evidence, explicit acceptance rules and unambiguous order association rather than a browser claim that funds were sent.
OperationsBuild monitoring that leads to a useful incident response
Connect application symptoms, actionable alerts and a small response playbook so that an operator can make clear decisions when a service degrades.
ComputeGive your AI workers a bounded place to run
Separate model inference from orchestration, size the actual worker and limit what its tools can change before putting an AI workflow on a server.
HostingChoose a hosting operating model before choosing a cloud
Compare shared hosting, a VPS, dedicated hardware and large cloud platforms through responsibility, recovery, dependencies and the complete operating budget.
NetworkChoose a traffic path: server, tunnel or proxy
Understand what a VPS, VPN and proxy each change, then select routing, protocols and operating responsibilities from the connection you actually need.
ComputeUnderstand the machine boundary behind your VPS
Read KVM, virtual hardware, containers and dedicated servers as operating boundaries, then maintain the shell and services inside the boundary you choose.
NetworkPlan addresses and DNS as parts of your deployment
Separate public, private, static and dedicated addresses, then map forward DNS, reverse DNS and TLS to the parties that can configure them.
HostingSeparate your public web edge from the application
Give the web server, reverse proxy and application distinct responsibilities, with deliberate origin access, TLS, request limits and an incident path.
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