Frequently asked questions

VPS hosting bills hourly from your deposited balance. Our 28-day billing cycle ensures you never exceed the advertised monthly price. Read answer ›

Yes, we accept cryptocurrency payments including Bitcoin for VPS hosting and dedicated server services. Read answer ›

Yes, IPv6 for IoT devices works great on a VPS. Every ColossusCloud VPS includes a routed /64 subnet; you can request a /56 for free. Read answer ›

Do you need IPv4 if you have IPv6? Short answer: yes, for most workloads. Run dual-stack. Here's why. Read answer ›

Enable IPv6 on your ColossusCloud VPS in the Client Portal. Every VPS includes IPv6 free, with optional /64 and /56 subnets. Read answer ›

A routed IPv6 /64 or /56 subnet gives your VPS a block of publicly routable addresses. Here's what each size means. Read answer ›

MikroTik CHR is RouterOS packaged as a virtual machine. It runs on any KVM VPS. Here's what it is and how to deploy it. Read answer ›

Forex traders use a VPS to keep MetaTrader and Expert Advisors running 24/7 with low latency to broker servers. Read answer ›

Customer-provided Windows licenses cannot be installed. Microsoft SPLA licensing is used for all Windows VPS. Read answer ›

Which VPS data center should you pick? Six locations across US, Europe, Asia, each with a different sweet spot. Read answer ›

We don't have an Arizona data center, but Las Vegas is less than 10ms away, perfect for Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, and the entire state. Read answer ›

We don't have an Arkansas data center, but Dallas is just 300 miles away providing under 10ms latency to Little Rock, Fayetteville, and across the state. Read answer ›

Yes! Santa Clara serves Northern California, Las Vegas serves Southern California with low latency. Los Angeles coming soon. Read answer ›

We don't have a Kansas data center, but Dallas provides excellent connectivity with low latency to Wichita, Kansas City, Topeka. Read answer ›

We don't have a Mississippi data center, but Dallas provides excellent connectivity with low latency to Jackson, Gulfport, Biloxi. Read answer ›

We don't have a Missouri data center, but Dallas provides excellent connectivity with low latency to Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield. Read answer ›

We don't have a New Mexico data center, but both Las Vegas and Dallas provide under 10ms latency. Read answer ›

We don't have an Oklahoma data center, but Dallas is just 200 miles away providing under 5ms latency to Oklahoma City, Tulsa. Read answer ›

We don't have an Oregon data center, but Santa Clara provides excellent connectivity. Las Vegas is an alternative for data outside California. Read answer ›

Yes! Our Dallas data center provides excellent VPS hosting for all Texas, with low latency to Houston, Austin, San Antonio. Read answer ›

We don't have a Utah data center, but Las Vegas provides excellent connectivity to Salt Lake City, Provo, and the entire state. Read answer ›

Seattle data center coming soon. Until then, Santa Clara provides excellent connectivity with less than 10ms latency to Washington. Read answer ›