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VPS Hosting Singapore

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Run websites, databases and business applications on a Singapore VPS with NVMe storage. Compare plans or talk to QUAPE about a managed solution.

VPS Hosting Singapore

Singapore VPS Hosting Plans

Choose the resources your workload needs. Management, migration and software licences are confirmed separately.

VPS SG-Lite

Entry-level VPS for small applications and staging sites.

SGD 28 /month
  • vCPU: 2
  • Memory: 4 GB
  • Storage: 50 GB NVMe SSD
  • Bandwidth: 2 TB @ 100 Mbps
  • IP address: 1 IPv4; IPv6 on request
  • Virtualization: KVM / XCP-ng options
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VPS SG-Pro

Balanced resources for production workloads.

SGD 80 /month
  • vCPU: 6
  • Memory: 12 GB
  • Storage: 150 GB NVMe SSD
  • Bandwidth: 5 TB @ 300 Mbps
  • IP address: 1 IPv4; IPv6 on request
  • Virtualization: KVM / XCP-ng options
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VPS SG-Elite

For high-traffic sites, APIs and ecommerce platforms.

SGD 110 /month
  • vCPU: 8
  • Memory: 16 GB
  • Storage: 200 GB NVMe SSD
  • Bandwidth: 6 TB @ 500 Mbps
  • IP address: 1 IPv4; IPv6 on request
  • Virtualization: KVM / XCP-ng options
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VPS SG-Max

For compute-heavy applications and SaaS workloads.

SGD 160 /month
  • vCPU: 12
  • Memory: 24 GB
  • Storage: 400 GB NVMe SSD
  • Bandwidth: 8 TB @ 1 Gbps
  • IP address: 1 IPv4; IPv6 on request
  • Virtualization: KVM / XCP-ng options
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VPS SG-Ultra

Flagship VPS for databases and demanding deployments.

SGD 220 /month
  • vCPU: 16
  • Memory: 32 GB
  • Storage: 600 GB NVMe SSD
  • Bandwidth: 10 TB @ 1 Gbps
  • IP address: 1 IPv4; IPv6 on request
  • Virtualization: KVM / XCP-ng options
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VPS flexibility. Support that fits.

Build around your websites, databases or business applications—not just a server specification.

Choose your resources

Match CPU, memory and NVMe storage to your workload. Confirm operating-system support, licences and backup requirements before ordering.

Plan a managed ERP move

Review your database, users and integrations with QUAPE. Agree migration tests, a cutover window and rollback arrangements with your ERP vendor.

Define your support

Separate infrastructure support from operating-system and application management, so your team knows who handles each responsibility.

Standard VPS prices cover the published infrastructure plan. ERP management, migration and paid software are scoped separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers before you choose your service.

Choose a plan above and select the billing period and available configuration. Check operating-system, software-licence and management requirements before completing your order. Contact QUAPE if you need help sizing a business application or database.

Shared hosting suits many standard websites and email accounts. A VPS gives you a virtual server with an allocated resource profile and more configuration control. Choose according to your application, expected usage and ability to manage the environment—not traffic alone.

Check the scope of your selected plan. Operating-system patching, application support and managed ERP services should be agreed separately from infrastructure resources.

The pricing table shows VPS infrastructure plans. Managed ERP hosting is quoted after assessing the application, database, users, licences and support scope. Ask for recurring and one-off charges to be itemised before comparing costs.

Ask QUAPE to confirm a currently supported Linux distribution, Windows version or appliance image for your workload. Software licensing and vendor compatibility must be checked before deployment.

A VPS may suit an ERP workload that fits the available resources and vendor requirements. Dedicated hardware can suit larger databases or specific isolation requirements. Review application compatibility, backup and recovery needs before choosing.

Usually not. A managed WordPress plan may be a better fit when you want hosting and WordPress care together. Consider VPS for application requirements or resource needs that a standard plan cannot meet.

Not necessarily. A VPS can be accessed using an IP address or private network, depending on its configuration. A domain is useful for public websites and named services; access and certificate requirements should be planned for your application.

The proposal should specify CPU, memory, storage, operating-system and database compatibility, network access, monitoring, backups and agreed management tasks. It should separate recurring infrastructure, support and licence costs from one-off migration or application work. Responsibilities are agreed between QUAPE, your ERP vendor and your team.

Review vendor requirements, integrations, data-transfer methods, backups and rollback arrangements before scheduling cutover. Agree acceptance tests for critical workflows and representative user activity, then confirm post-migration support contacts. Share your ERP version, database size and user count for assessment—not credentials or customer records.

A managed VPS may suit a predictable workload with an agreed support scope. Public cloud may be more appropriate for provider-specific services, rapid elasticity or an architecture that is costly to change. Compare total costs, not only the virtual-machine price. NVMe can help storage-bound workloads but cannot replace application or query tuning.

No. Application-vendor support and licensing requirements come first. SAP HANA and other specialised platforms require a separate compatibility review; a standard VPS is not automatically suitable or certified. Discuss SAP hosting or compare dedicated servers for specialised requirements.