What is MOTSELL VPS/VDS suitable for?
Any Linux service that fits MOTSELL rules: site, API, worker, bot, VPN, monitoring, dev/test, and other tasks that need a separate server.
Short and concrete: what you can run on Linux VPS/VDS, what you choose at launch, what the portal gives you, and how renewals work.
The FAQ handles short buying and portal questions. Use the guides for workload sizing, comparisons, first-server setup, and authenticated proxy troubleshooting.
Translate a real workload into CPU, RAM, SSD, Linux image, and location choices before comparing live VPS/VDS plans.
Use caseA buyer-focused checklist for moving a website, API, database, or staging environment from shared hosting to a Linux VPS.
ProxiesA practical comparison of HTTP CONNECT and SOCKS5 for browsers, applications, and scripts, including authentication and catalog checks.
Proxy setupA troubleshooting-first guide to configuring an authenticated HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy in a browser without exposing credentials.
Any Linux service that fits MOTSELL rules: site, API, worker, bot, VPN, monitoring, dev/test, and other tasks that need a separate server.
Three European locations are available right now: Nuremberg, Falkenstein, and Helsinki.
A location, a Linux image, or a ready-to-run application template.
The portal provides power on/off, reboot, reinstall, rescue, console access, and renewals.
The service appears in the portal, where you finish the setup and start provisioning.
Renewal starts from the portal and stays attached to the active service.
If the service is already paid for, go to the portal. If you are still choosing a Linux server, start with the order and return to setup after payment.