Philippines VPS 2
A Manila VPS for a lean company website or a service proof of concept.
- Memory
- 2 GB RAM
- Compute
- 1 vCPU
- NVMe storage
- 50 GB
- Monthly transfer
- 1 TB
- Dedicated IP
- 1 included
A Manila base for your team. Run a Philippine customer portal, business site, or application backend on a Manila VPS. Compare resources for public access and staff operations, with a dedicated IP and administrative control over your software.
A Manila VPS for a lean company website or a service proof of concept.
Resources for a customer portal with sign-ins, records, and staff administration.
Capacity for portal searches, API sessions, and scheduled notification workers.
A larger profile for concurrent service activity and back-office processing.
32 GB RAM for a larger active dataset, paired with 16 vCPU and 50 GB NVMe.
64 GB RAM for memory-heavy Manila workloads; the monthly pricing is available on request.
Monthly prices are in USD. Choose your plan to get started.
The entry tier starts at $14.99 USD monthly. All tiers include 50 GB NVMe; VPS 32 and VPS 64 each provide 16 vCPU and 2 TB transfer. VPS 64 pricing is available on request.
Check memory, compute, storage, and transfer together before selecting a tier.
| Plan details | VPS 2 | VPS 4 | VPS 8 | VPS 16 | VPS 32 | VPS 64 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price (USD) | $14.99 | $24.99 | $39.99 | $69.99 | $114.99 | Price on request |
| Memory | 2 GB RAM | 4 GB RAM | 8 GB RAM | 16 GB RAM | 32 GB RAM | 64 GB RAM |
| Compute | 1 vCPU | 2 vCPU | 4 vCPU | 8 vCPU | 16 vCPU | 16 vCPU |
| NVMe storage | 50 GB | 50 GB | 50 GB | 50 GB | 50 GB | 50 GB |
| Monthly transfer | 1 TB | 1 TB | 2 TB | 2 TB | 2 TB | 2 TB |
| Dedicated IP | 1 included | 1 included | 1 included | 1 included | 1 included | 1 included |
| Deployment locations | Manila | Manila | Manila | Manila | Manila | Manila |
Scroll across to see all 6 Philippines tiers →
Measure HTTP latency from your browser to a VPS location before choosing where to host your application.
Open full Looking Glass ↗HTTP latency includes network travel and response processing. Results depend on your connection and can vary between tests.
All Philippines VPS plans include a 100 Mbps network connection. Monthly data transfer is 1 TB on the 2 and 4 GB RAM plans, and 2 TB on the 8, 16, 32 and 64 GB RAM plans.
The server catalog lists these Linux families:
Release numbers are not published for this regional catalog. The exact image and Windows licensing depend on the selected city and plan.
Windows Server 2019 & 2022 options ↗fil-PHen-PHUse fil-PH and en-PH as interface test cases, with explicit PHP amounts in receipts and exports. Use Asia/Manila for reservation cutoffs and keep UTC instants for external calendar integrations.
No. All Manila tiers keep 50 GB NVMe storage. Moving from 4 to 8 GB increases monthly transfer from 1 to 2 TB, but uploaded booking files and database backups still compete for the same disk space.
Compare the listed resources ↑A support portal combines customer sessions with staff searches, attachments, notifications, and scheduled processing. Test these activities together rather than sizing the server from the public homepage alone.
For teams working across shifts, validate permissions, assignment changes, and the record left after a handover. Include external identity services and email integrations in your staging checks.
Check Filipino and English content where your application supports both. Search behaviour, input validation, and customer messages should receive the same attention as the visible page layout.
Check representative customer connections in Manila, Cebu, Davao, and the places your business serves. Compare mobile and fixed access for a complete account or ticket task.
Server location does not guarantee equal reachability or latency across those networks. Review failures and interrupted uploads as well as successful page loads.
If the portal serves overseas customers or remote teams, add their networks to the comparison. Note where your payment, email, identity, and business APIs run.
Use the regional HTTP test as one timing input when activated. It will not include the portal’s own processing or a third-party service response.
View the Manila test location ↗The 32 and 64 GB tiers have the same 16 vCPU and 2 TB transfer. Choose additional RAM for the active application dataset rather than expecting more disk.
All plans have 50 GB NVMe. Ticket attachments, database tables, application packages, and logs share it. Plan separate storage for larger file histories.
Use concurrent staff and customer tasks to estimate memory, CPU, and transfer. Include report runs and file processing in the same capacity review.
Keep an off-server backup, validate attachment paths after restoration, and retain a rollback copy during DNS cutover. Monitor failed jobs and free disk space after launch.
Yes. Manila is the location for this catalog. Cebu and Davao may be customer service areas, but this page does not offer deployment facilities in those cities.
Prices are USD monthly: $14.99 for 2 GB RAM, $24.99 for 4 GB, $39.99 for 8 GB, $69.99 for 16 GB, and $114.99 for 32 GB. The 64 GB monthly pricing is available on request; no fixed PHP exchange rate is shown.
You can install compatible portal software with administrative access. Test account permissions, ticket attachments, searches, notification retries, and staff handovers. Size resources using representative concurrent users and background work.
No. Visitor networks and routes affect access. Check the mobile and fixed connections used by your audience in each service area, and evaluate overseas users and integrations separately.
Linux and Windows environments are available; confirm current images and licence requirements. VPS 32 and VPS 64 each have 16 vCPU, 50 GB NVMe, 2 TB monthly transfer, and a dedicated IP, with different RAM allowances.
Latency testing for Manila is coming soon. You can compare the plans now and return for measurements when testing becomes available.
Use fil-PH and en-PH as interface test cases, with explicit PHP amounts in receipts and exports. Use Asia/Manila for reservation cutoffs and keep UTC instants for external calendar integrations.
No. All Manila tiers keep 50 GB NVMe storage. Moving from 4 to 8 GB increases monthly transfer from 1 to 2 TB, but uploaded booking files and database backups still compete for the same disk space.