When selecting a VPS plan, consider:

  • CPU cores: more cores for high traffic websites or applications

  • RAM: needed for databases, caching, or resource heavy apps

  • Disk type: SSD storage provides faster speed than HDD

  • Bandwidth: essential for large file downloads or streaming

If you are unsure, start with a smaller plan and upgrade later as your project grows. VPS hosting is scalable and can expand along with your needs.

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