Evoxt

Platform

Products

name: Cloud Virtual Machines; category: self_managed_root_kvm_virtual_private_server; current orderability: The current pricing table exposes a Deploy action for every one of 11 monthly plan sizes, and the authenticated API documents a currently deployable plan-list endpoint. The benchmark uses the undiscounted monthly prices rather than quarterly, semi-annual, annual or longer prepayment discounts.; plans: name: VM-0.5; monthly usd: 2.99; vcpu: 1; memory gib: 0.5; storage gb: 5; standard transfer tb: 0.5, name: VM-0.75; monthly usd: 4.99; vcpu: 1; memory gib: 1; storage gb: 10; standard transfer tb: 0.75, name: VM-1; monthly usd: 5.99; vcpu: 1; memory gib: 2; storage gb: 20; standard transfer tb: 1, name: VM-1.5; monthly usd: 6.95; vcpu: 2; memory gib: 2; storage gb: 20; standard transfer tb: 1.5, name: VM-2; monthly usd: 11.99; vcpu: 2; memory gib: 4; storage gb: 30; standard transfer tb: 2, name: VM-3; monthly usd: 14.99; vcpu: 4; memory gib: 4; storage gb: 30; standard transfer tb: 3, name: VM-4; monthly usd: 23.99; vcpu: 4; memory gib: 8; storage gb: 60; standard transfer tb: 4, name: VM-6; monthly usd: 29.99; vcpu: 8; memory gib: 8; storage gb: 60; standard transfer tb: 5, name: VM-8; monthly usd: 47.99; vcpu: 8; memory gib: 16; storage gb: 80; standard transfer tb: 6, name: VM-12; monthly usd: 60.95; vcpu: 16; memory gib: 16; storage gb: 80; standard transfer tb: 8, name: VM-16; monthly usd: 95.99; vcpu: 16; memory gib: 32; storage gb: 100; standard transfer tb: 10; common resources: KVM virtualization, CPU cores advertised at up to 6.0 GHz, 1 Gbit/s port in every pricing region, one IPv6 address, private addressing between VMs without extra transfer accounting, included automatic weekly off-site backup, web control panel, VNC, monitoring, cloning, firewall, floating-IP management and API; storage qualification: Evoxt's current About page describes its custom host fleet as using enterprise U.2 NVMe drives, but the current plan table labels the per-plan quantity only as Storage. The directory preserves that fleet-level boundary rather than promising the same drive model in every host and region.; standard location scope: The current pricing page explicitly assigns Standard to the United States, Canada, Germany, Poland and Amsterdam among the in-scope locations. Current homepage and API evidence resolve United States into Los Angeles and New York and Canada into Montreal.; paris catalog conflict: The current homepage lists physical Paris and the current deploy API accepts fr-par, but the current pricing page's Standard region banner omits France. The generic current plan prices are retained for Paris because the provider presents one Cloud VM plan catalog and a live Paris deploy region; Paris transfer is not inferred from Standard, and every Paris benchmark billing basis flags the unresolved location-price mapping for checkout verification.; add ons: extra ipv4: USD 3 per month; extra vcore: USD 3 per month; extra memory: USD 2 per GiB per month; extra standard transfer: USD 3 per TB; paid backup: variable with VM storage size, name: Evoxt Load Balancer; category: provider_deployed_redundant_load_balancer_add_on; current orderability: The live official guide documents choosing a region, paying and waiting roughly 10–15 minutes for deployment. It does not publish a current region matrix or price, so this separate service is described as a feature and is not benchmarked as a VPS plan.; capabilities: Layer 4 TCP and UDP, Layer 7 HTTP and HTTPS, round robin, IP hash and least-connections algorithms, passive health checking, up to 99 weighted backend nodes, SSL termination and HTTP-to-HTTPS redirect, private-IP backends with zero metered transfer, two load-balancer nodes with automatic address failover

Operating systems

current public families: AlmaLinux, Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Windows; deployment: Choose an operating system or one-click application at deployment; the dashboard permits reinstalling the current OS or switching images.; windows boundary: Windows images are available only on VM-1 and larger plans.; api: Authenticated viewoslist and viewappslist endpoints return the selectable catalogs. The API page's response examples contain historical version strings and are not treated as a guaranteed current version matrix.; exact current versions: not_found; custom iso or image import: not_found; rescue: A temporary Debian rescue environment can be enabled for 24 hours from the dashboard.

Virtualization

hypervisor: KVM; guest control: Linux guests provide root administration and Windows guests provide remote Administrator access; the current dashboard supports power and service controls, reinstall or OS switching, VNC recovery and a temporary Debian rescue environment.; control plane: CPU, RAM, network, I/O, disk and inode monitoring, daily and monthly transfer monitoring, clone to a separately paid VM, IPv4 and IPv6 firewall, backup restore in place or to a newly paid VM, OS reinstall and switching, floating-IP assignment and primary-IP switching, VNC, password and hostname controls, resource and plan upgrades, billing, invoices, cancellation and refund requests; automation: The Basic-auth REST API covers deployment, plan/OS/application discovery, server lifecycle and status, reinstall and upgrades, credentials, hostname and label changes, VNC, backup restore, firewall rules, support tickets, invoices, payment, renewal, cancellation and auto-renewal.; nested virtualization: No current public nested-virtualization entitlement was found.; physical host boundary: KVM provides guest isolation but does not make a plan a single-tenant physical server. Evoxt markets dedicated servers separately.

CPU isolation

classification: shared; basis: The Cloud VM catalog sells cores or vCores and does not promise exclusive physical cores, reserved host shares or dedicated CPU time. KVM isolation and a high clock-frequency claim do not establish exclusive compute allocation.; frequency claim: Current plans advertise CPU cores at up to 6.0 GHz. This is an upper-frequency marketing claim, not a minimum sustained frequency or isolation guarantee.; independent check: VPSBenchmarks identifies tested VM-2 and VM-8 plans as non-dedicated CPU and observed AMD EPYC Milan and Genoa virtual CPUs. Its May 2026 provider comparison reports a 63/100 cross-plan consistency score, below its own greater-than-65 high-consistency threshold.; bursting note: VPSBenchmarks labels tested plans non-burstable as well as non-dedicated; the directory still uses shared because no first-party exclusive-core commitment exists.

Features

• App installation one click catalog: WordPress with LiteSpeed, WordPress, Drupal, LAMP, LEMP, OpenLiteSpeed stack, Joomla, PrestaShop, Chevereto, Nextcloud, Docker, GitLab, CyberPanel, cPanel, VestaCP, HestiaCP, Minecraft, Magento; method: Select an application at deployment through the console or deploy parameter through the API; full guest administration also permits compatible self-installation.; qualification: Docker and GitLab here are VM application images. They are not evidence of native Docker Hub, GitHub, GitLab.com or registry integrations.
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• Templates & images provider images: Provider-maintained operating-system and application selections, with dashboard reinstall and OS switching.; cloning: The dashboard clones the current VM data to a new VM after payment.; included backup: Automatic every Saturday, one-click restore, stored entirely off-site outside Evoxt infrastructure, and excluded from VM disk usage. The included material describes one weekly copy.; paid backup: Daily backup with five rotating copies, five manual backups and five restores per month; current price varies with VM storage and the dashboard says it is priced the same as VM storage.; restore timing: The provider estimates roughly five minutes per 20 GB for off-site restore.; custom iso or arbitrary image import: not_found
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• Network orchestration interfaces: Evoxt web console, Basic-auth REST API; capabilities: deploy, inspect, power-control, reinstall, upgrade, renew and cancel VMs, CPU, memory, storage and network analytics, floating IPv4 assignment, reassignment, removal and swapping within one region, primary-IP selection, IPv4 and IPv6 firewall rules, private addressing between VMs, support-ticket and billing automation; addressing: Every VM advertises IPv6. Extra IPv4 addresses cost USD 3 per month; the IP-management guide says up to five can be attached to a VM and assignment or swap is limited to the same region.; private network: The homepage says VM-to-VM traffic over private IP has no extra bandwidth charge. The load-balancer guide likewise directs same-region backends to private IP for zero transfer accounting. No public VPC/subnet/router model was found.; network port: 1 Gbit/s in every current pricing region.; transfer after allowance: The pricing page sells extra Standard transfer at USD 3/TB. It does not publish a single reconciled public rule for throttle, suspension or automatic overage after the included allowance; checkout and current terms should be verified.; dns boundary: The official VM-domain guide tells customers to use a DNS service supplied by their registrar or a third party and demonstrates Cloudflare. No native Cloud VM forward-zone control plane was verified.
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• Firewall platform firewall: Included VM-control-panel firewall for IPv4 and IPv6, also managed through the API.; behavior: Enabling the API firewall blocks all ports and protocols until allow rules are added. Rules accept TCP, UDP, ICMP, GRE, ESP and AH, port or port range, and source IP/CIDR.; direction: Inbound only. Evoxt explicitly says its platform firewall does not manage outbound rules.; price: Included with every VM.; ddos qualification: The homepage associates the Layer 3 firewall with better DDoS protection, but no current attack-capacity, mitigation-SLA or automatic protection matrix is public.
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• Load balancer layers and protocols: Layer 4 TCP, Layer 4 UDP, Layer 7 HTTP, Layer 7 HTTPS; algorithms: round robin, IP hash, least connections; backend controls: passive health check, backend IP and port, weight, up to 99 backends; tls: customer certificate upload, SSL termination, HTTP-to-HTTPS redirect, TCP passthrough; redundancy: Two load-balancer nodes; the backup automatically receives the public address when the main node fails.; private network: Same-region private-IP backends do not count toward transfer.; deployment: Choose region and name, pay, then allow roughly 10–15 minutes.; price and current region matrix: not_found
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• DNS management
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• Git integrations
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• Container registry
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