What this site is
VPS Picker Courses is an independent educational website about choosing and sizing virtual private servers. The guides are written for developers, self-hosters and first-time server buyers who want to understand what a workload actually needs before comparing plans. Every page is organised around a real use case — a bot, a container stack, a VPN, a website, a self-hosted app — and walks through CPU, RAM, storage, bandwidth, location and the operational habits that keep a small server healthy.
What this site is not
This is not the official website of any VPS provider, and it does not sell servers, hosting or support. We do not host your projects, hold your data or manage your machines. The recommendations here are starting points and decision frameworks, not guarantees; the right plan always depends on the specifics of your project and how you operate it.
How the guides are written
Each course is written to be practical rather than promotional. The baselines are deliberately conservative and the emphasis is on the numbers people overlook — disk growth, bandwidth policy, backups and upgrade paths — not just the headline CPU and RAM figures. Where a page suggests a specific configuration, it also explains when to size up and what signals to watch after launch.
Independence and funding
Some outbound links on this site are commercial or affiliate links, and the site may earn a commission when a visitor makes a qualifying purchase through them. This funding keeps the guides free, and it does not change the practical criteria used in them. You can read the details on the Affiliate Disclosure and Editorial Policy pages, and reach the team through the Contact page.