Which server category fits your project? Compare the differences, benchmarks and matching plans — without replacing the existing plan pages.
Root servers guarantee dedicated CPU threads and full control. Compare the G12.5 plans, benchmarks and the matching voucher.
Plans: 5
VPS is the cheaper alternative to a root server: shared vCPUs, fast provisioning and flexible plans. Compare the differences and matching plans.
Plans: 8
Web hosting is the managed entry point: Plesk, mail, SSL and included domains without server administration. Compare the plans and use cases.
Plans: 4
vGPU servers split an NVIDIA H200 into dedicated VRAM slices. Compare the matching plans, model sizes and limits.
Plans: 2
Why system architects and DevOps choose Netcup G12.5: verified benchmarks, dedicated execution threads, and enterprise-grade NVMe throughput.
Root Servers bind physical CPU execution threads directly to your VM. Zero time-sharing overhead, delivering consistent compute performance.
Local enterprise NVMe arrays delivering ~750 MB/s throughput, avoiding network-attached storage latency typical of Ceph clusters.
Dedicated IPv4 and /64 IPv6 included. Unmetered bandwidth under fair use policy with zero per-gigabyte egress billing surprises.
Commercial tasks (invoices, cancellations, domains) inside CCP; hypervisor administration (HTML5 VNC, rescue, ISO, firewall) strictly inside SCP.
Root servers offer dedicated EPYC cores and full control. VPS is cheaper but shares cores. Web hosting handles Plesk, mail and domains. vGPU servers provide NVIDIA H200 slices for local AI.
Root servers guarantee dedicated cores and 0.0% CPU steal in our measurements. VPS uses shared vCPUs: cheaper, but less predictable under neighbour load. For production databases and CI/CD, the root server is the safer choice.
Web hosting is managed: Plesk, mail, SSL and backups are included. A own server is more flexible but requires administration, updates and security. For WordPress and classic business sites, web hosting is usually the faster start.
Netcup vGPU servers split an NVIDIA H200 into 7 GB or 14 GB slices. They fit 8B–14B models and hybrid offload; 70B models need a lot of RAM (RS 8000) or multiple GPUs.
Enter workload, CPU isolation and RAM — the matcher finds the matching plan.
Independent recommendation; check the voucher in the cart.
For production Docker stacks, we recommend a root server with dedicated cores (RS 1000 or RS 2000). A VPS 1000 is enough for small test environments.
Root servers guarantee dedicated CPU threads; VPS shares cores via KVM. In our YABS runs, root server CPU steal is 0.0%, while VPS can fluctuate under neighbour load.
No. Vouchers do not apply to domains, VPS ARM, VPS Lite and merchandise. Check the code in the cart; only one voucher can be redeemed per order.