Product capabilities
Control the server after the deploy button.
Vloxt brings compute choice, service controls, billing, recovery paths, and support into one client area. The benefit is not another dashboard—it is fewer blind spots when the workload changes or something goes wrong.
Choose a serverWhat does Vloxt help you do?
Vloxt helps you select a server for a specific workload, deploy it in a suitable location, and operate its supported lifecycle from one protected account. You can see service and billing states separately, use eligible recovery controls, and reach support with the affected service already identified.
Compute that fits the work
Choose Shared CPU for flexible general workloads, Dedicated CPU for predictable sustained compute, GPU for acceleration, or Bare Metal for physical isolation.
Choose by use caseLinux without licence noise
Select from active, compatible free Linux images. Eligible application images can shorten setup while keeping the server under your control.
Read image guidanceRecovery controls when they matter
Use supported reboot, rescue, console, reinstall, and restore paths from the client area, with clear confirmation for destructive actions.
Understand managementNetworking you can operate
Manage eligible reverse DNS, SSH keys, and additional IPs without exposing internal infrastructure identifiers.
Explore server optionsOne view of service and spend
See orders, invoices, payments, renewals, add-ons, and service state without treating them as one ambiguous status.
See how billing worksSupport tied to the service
Open tickets from the client area for Vloxt server and platform issues, with the affected service connected to the conversation.
Contact VloxtCapabilities follow the exact server
Not every server family supports every control or add-on. Vloxt displays actions only when they are supported for that service and current state. Unknown or stale capability information fails closed instead of presenting a control that may not work.
Applications remain yours
Vloxt provides the server and platform management path. Applications installed on the server are managed by you, so deployment, application updates, data architecture, and application-level recovery remain part of your operating plan.