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KWS Cloud: servers sized for the work you run

Sixteen instance types across seven purpose-built families, powered by AMD EPYC processors on European infrastructure. Pick a balanced server, raw compute, a WordPress-tuned stack, a network edge box or fully dedicated cores.

  • AMD EPYC powered
  • 100% NVMe SSD
  • 20 TB bandwidth
  • Deploys in under 2 minutes
  • 99.9% uptime SLA
  • 24/7 expert support
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  • 16Instance types
  • 7Purpose-built families
  • 20 TBBandwidth on every plan
  • < 2 minTime to deploy
  • 99.9%Uptime SLA
Why it works

Why choose KloudBoy KWS Cloud Servers

AMD EPYC processors

Every family except Value runs on AMD EPYC. Compute Plus uses higher clock frequencies for CPU-bound workloads.

100% NVMe storage

All instances store data on NVMe SSD, from 40 GB on entry servers to 360 GB on KWS Titan.

20 TB bandwidth

Every plan includes 20 TB of outbound transfer. If you approach the limit, we contact you before any throttling.

Seven instance families

General Purpose, Compute Plus, Web Turbo, NetCore, Value, Managed and Dedicated, each tuned for a distinct workload.

Upgrade without rebuilding

Move to a larger plan at any time. Your data and configuration stay intact and our engineers handle the move.

24/7 expert support

Real engineers around the clock, plus free migration onto KWS for every plan.

Plans

Choose your instance

Sixteen instance types across seven families. Every plan includes 20 TB bandwidth, NVMe SSD, free SSL and 24/7 support.

gp series · A balanced mix of vCPU, memory and NVMe storage on AMD EPYC. The default choice for websites, web apps, dev environments and growing businesses.

AP-C2-R2

KWS Spark

Your first cloud server

  • 2 vCPU
  • 2 GB RAM
  • 40 GB NVMe
  • 20 TB bandwidth

Best for

Personal sites and blogs · Dev and test environments · Staging servers

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AP-C3-R4

KWS Breeze

Everyday hosting, without the fuss

  • 3 vCPU
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 80 GB NVMe
  • 20 TB bandwidth

Best for

WordPress and CMS sites · Small business apps · REST APIs

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AP-C4-R8

KWS Boost

Headroom for growing businesses

  • 4 vCPU
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 160 GB NVMe
  • 20 TB bandwidth

Best for

E-commerce and WooCommerce · CRM and business tools · Multisite WordPress

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Every plan includes

  • 20 TB bandwidth
  • 100% NVMe SSD storage
  • Free SSL
  • Free migration
  • 24/7 expert support
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
Process

How it works

  1. 01

    Match your workload

    Websites and WordPress suit Web Turbo or General Purpose. App backends and APIs suit Compute Plus. VPNs and network tools suit NetCore. Dev and staging suit Value.

  2. 02

    Size for your traffic

    Under 10,000 monthly visits: KWS Spark or Lite. 10k to 50k: Breeze or Glide. 50k to 200k: Turbo or Cruise. Above 200k: Pulse or Titan.

  3. 03

    Decide who runs it

    Teams with developers can use any standard plan. Without a tech team, choose KWS Helm (Managed). Mission-critical apps belong on KWS Apex (Dedicated). Agencies reselling hosting suit Helm or Cruise.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Still have a question? Ask an engineer on WhatsApp.

Can I upgrade my plan later?

Yes. You can move to a larger plan at any time. Your data and configuration stay intact, and we handle the migration with zero data loss.

What is the difference between Compute Plus and General Purpose?

General Purpose (KWS Spark, Breeze and Boost) balances CPU and RAM for websites and standard apps. Compute Plus (KWS Swift to Titan) runs AMD EPYC at higher frequencies for CPU-heavy work such as backend APIs, data processing and ML inference. Storage is the same NVMe; you get more CPU.

Is the bandwidth really 20 TB? What if I exceed it?

Yes. Every KWS plan includes 20 TB of outbound bandwidth, which is more than most workloads ever use. If you approach the limit, we notify you and discuss options before any throttling happens.

What does "Dedicated" mean for KWS Apex?

Every KWS plan runs on an isolated virtual machine, so your data and workloads are always private. KWS Apex additionally guarantees that your vCPUs are never shared with other customers: no CPU stealing and no noisy-neighbour effects. That matters most for financial apps, real-time systems and compliance-sensitive workloads.

I have no technical team. Which plan should I choose?

KWS Helm. It pairs a General Purpose server with the KloudBoy Control Panel, so you can manage files, databases, domains and deployments from a web dashboard without using the command line.

Which instance is best for WordPress?

The Web Turbo family (KWS Glide, Cruise and Surge) ships with OpenLiteSpeed, LSCache and HTTP/3 pre-configured for WordPress. General Purpose servers are also a good fit for WordPress and CMS sites.

Not sure which option fits?

Tell us about your project and an engineer will recommend the right setup — usually within the hour.

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