SC-1
$5 / month
- 1 vCPU
- 1 GB RAM
- 20 GB NVMe storage
- 200 Mbps network profile
- 1 SSH + 20 TCP forwarded ports
Launch a Linux KVM server in Los Angeles with a mapped SSH port, 20 consecutive forwarded TCP service ports, shared IPv4 egress, and clear monthly pricing. Server status, power, credentials, labels, cancellation, and resumption are managed in the ServerCrate portal.
Monthly plans with no annual commitment. These are NAT cloud servers with mapped SSH and service ports shown in your ServerCrate portal.
Run websites, APIs, development environments, monitoring, bots, VPN endpoints, and self-hosted tools.
View server status, change labels, manage power, reset credentials, reveal initial access details, cancel, and resume from the portal.
Keep server compute and encrypted backup storage as separate products. A server failure should not automatically become a backup failure.
ServerCrate is operated directly. You are not routed through a maze of enterprise account tiers before someone reads your ticket.
These plans are NAT cloud servers, not dedicated-public-IPv4 VPS instances. The assigned connection details are visible in the customer portal after provisioning.
| Location | Los Angeles, California, US West Coast. |
|---|---|
| SSH | One dedicated public TCP port is mapped to port 22 inside the server. |
| Service ports | Twenty consecutive public TCP ports are assigned to each server. Port numbers are preserved through DNAT, so an assigned public port such as 20025 reaches the same port inside the guest. |
| Outbound traffic | IPv4 egress uses a shared NAT address. |
| Portal controls | Status, power actions, credentials, labels, cancellation, and resumption are self-service. The assigned SSH and service-port range are displayed with the server. |
| Custom port changes | Custom remapping is not currently self-service. Contact support before purchase when a workload requires specific inbound ports. |
Not through the portal today. Each server receives one SSH mapping and an automatically allocated block of 20 consecutive TCP ports. Contact support before ordering when fixed port requirements determine compatibility.
Yes. Outbound IPv4 traffic leaves through shared NAT. This product is intended for ordinary Linux services and development workloads, not dedicated-IP reputation use cases.
ServerCrate operates owned infrastructure in a single Los Angeles, California location. It is not marketed as a multi-region cloud.
Yes. A ServerCrate backup vault is a separate product and failure domain. Install Restic in the guest and send encrypted backups over HTTPS.
A provider snapshot is convenient, but a separate encrypted backup vault is the safer recovery layer. Install Restic on your cloud server, send encrypted backups to ServerCrate Backup, and keep application data recoverable even when the server itself must be rebuilt.
Read the VPS backup guide or compare backup vault plans.
ServerCrate Cloud Servers currently use NAT networking. Your portal provides mapped SSH and service ports rather than assigning every server its own public IPv4 address. This keeps entry plans affordable while still supporting common web, API, development, and self-hosted workloads.
Start with SC-1 for $5/month and scale when you need more memory or storage.