NAT VPS & KVM VPS
Affordable VPS, with ports and domains in your hands.
Full root access on a shared IPv4. Open TCP/UDP ports, connect domains, and add SSL from one dashboard.
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203.0.113.10:20022 10.10.0.5:22
TCP SSH access
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203.0.113.10:20080 10.10.0.5:8080
TCP Web application
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203.0.113.10:20053 10.10.0.5:53
UDP DNS server
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app.contoh.id 10.10.0.5:3000
HTTPS SSL active
Plans
Choose what fits
Every limit is written on each plan, including bandwidth and the fair use policy.
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We are preparing our plans. Contact us if you need information sooner.
No plans available yet
We are preparing our plans. Contact us if you need information sooner.
How it works
From the internet to your VPS
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Visitors reach the shared IP
Traffic arrives at the public IPv4 address on your port, or at your domain.
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The gateway reads your rules
The NAT gateway matches the port or domain against the rules you created in the dashboard.
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Your VPS takes the connection
Traffic is forwarded to your VPS private IP on the destination port you chose.
Why us
Control stays with you
- Full root access
- Your own operating system, free to install the software you need.
- Self-service port forwarding
- Add, change, and remove TCP or UDP rules anytime without opening a ticket.
- Domains and SSL
- Connect a domain to a service on your VPS and issue a Let's Encrypt certificate.
- IPv6
- IPv6 allocation is listed on every plan that includes it.
- VPS control
- Start, stop, reboot, and reinstall your operating system from the dashboard.
- Clear billing
- Prices in rupiah, tidy invoices, and reminders before the due date.
Infrastructure
Portal and servers are separate
The billing portal runs apart from the VPS nodes. If a node has a problem, you can still log in, check status, and reach us.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is a NAT VPS?
A NAT VPS is a virtual server that shares a public IPv4 address with other VPSes. You still get full root access, and services inside your VPS are reachable from the internet through port forwarding or domain forwarding.
How does a NAT VPS differ from a KVM VPS?
A NAT VPS uses a shared IPv4 address, which lowers the cost, and inbound access goes through allocated ports. A KVM VPS has its own IPv4 address, so every port is directly available. Both include root access.
How do I reach SSH on a NAT VPS?
Each NAT VPS receives a number of public ports based on its plan. Create a rule in the dashboard, for example public port 20022 to port 22 on your VPS, then connect using the public IP and that port.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Add your domain in the dashboard, point its DNS as instructed, then choose the destination port on your VPS. An SSL certificate can be issued automatically through Let's Encrypt.
Are all ports available?
No. Ports 22, 80, and 443 on the shared IP are used by the gateway. Web traffic goes through domain forwarding, and other services use ports from the range allocated to your VPS.
Ready to start?
Pick a plan that fits, or ask our team first.