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Cloud Servers for websites, applications and business workloads

Deploy compute when you need more control than traditional web hosting, without turning server administration into a separate project.

Cloud Servers
From €5/month

Hourly billing with a monthly cap.

Why it fits small teams

Infrastructure that stays understandable as the project grows

Start with the resources you need

Choose a practical server size and scale the configuration as the workload changes.

Persistent Cloud Storage

Attach additional storage when an application needs more capacity without mixing data growth with the server lifecycle.

Public Cloud Network

Connect services using CloudBalkan networking without exposing internal implementation details to your team.

AI Operator assistance

Ask operational questions in plain English and let the AI Operator inspect live CloudBalkan resources before proposing controlled actions.

Use cases

Where Cloud Servers fits

Use the service when the workload needs it. Keep simpler projects simple.

WordPress and WooCommerce Agency client websites Business applications Development and staging APIs and internal tools Self-managed web stacks
AI Operator

Operate the service with infrastructure context

The AI Operator can inspect relevant CloudBalkan resources, use approved operations, request confirmation when required and verify the result.

FAQ

Common questions about Cloud Servers

Is a Cloud Server the same as a VPS?

The terms overlap in many buying journeys. CloudBalkan uses Cloud Servers as the product name because the service is part of a wider cloud platform that also includes storage, networking, DNS, domains and the AI Operator.

Who should choose a Cloud Server instead of Web Hosting?

Choose a Cloud Server when you need control over the operating system, application stack, server sizing or deployment model. Web Hosting is the simpler option for standard websites and mailboxes.

Can I resize a Cloud Server?

CloudBalkan supports changing server resources from the Control Center. Some changes can require a restart and the platform asks for confirmation when an operation is disruptive.