NVMe VPS hosting in India:
storage that is never the bottleneck.
Every Cloud VPS size runs on Enterprise NVMe SSD in RAID — 50 GB to 800 GB — so databases, chunk loading, builds and busy sites are limited by your code, not the disk. From ₹584 a month in a Tier IV datacenter in Noida, Delhi NCR.
What an NVMe VPS changes.
- TL;DR
- NVMe SSDs talk to the CPU over PCIe, several times the throughput and far lower latency than SATA SSDs — the difference shows in database queries, page loads and builds
- Every URLStart Cloud VPS plan uses Enterprise NVMe in RAID; there is no “SSD tier” and “NVMe tier” — it is NVMe from the 4 GB plan up
- Storage from 50 GB to 800 GB, with a resize that keeps your data
- From ₹584/month annual in a Tier IV datacenter in Noida, Delhi NCR
Most “SSD VPS” plans use SATA SSDs that top out around 550 MB/s and queue badly under load. NVMe removes that ceiling: parallel queues and PCIe bandwidth mean a MySQL table scan, a Minecraft chunk load or an npm install finishes while a SATA disk is still seeking. We run Enterprise NVMe in RAID under every plan, so the cheapest size gets the same storage class as the largest.
- Storage
- Enterprise NVMe
- Redundancy
- RAID
- Sizes
- 50 – 800 GB
- Resize
- In place, data kept
- From
- ₹584/mo annual
- Datacenter
- Tier IV · Noida, Delhi NCR
- Deploy
- ~60 seconds
NVMe plans. 50 GB to 800 GB.
Storage scales with RAM. Need more disk on a small plan? Ask; block storage is quoted.
Most deployed
Where NVMe shows up in practice.
Database queries
Random reads are where SATA dies and NVMe shines. Index lookups and joins stop waiting on the disk.
Page loads under load
A busy WordPress or Laravel site reads hundreds of files per request. NVMe keeps that flat at peak.
Builds and CI
npm, composer, Docker layer pulls — thousands of small files written fast.
Game worlds
Minecraft chunk loading and world saves without the stutter.
RAID, not a single disk
A failed drive is replaced without you noticing. Backups are still your job.
No NVMe surcharge
It is the only storage we run, so there is nothing to upgrade to.
Workloads that are disk-bound.
MySQL and PostgreSQL
Transactional databases with lots of random I/O.
E-commerce stores
WooCommerce, Magento — product catalogues and sessions.
Minecraft and game servers
Chunk loading, world saves, modpacks.
CI runners
Fast checkouts and builds.
Search and analytics
Elasticsearch, ClickHouse, log pipelines.
Media and file apps
Nextcloud, image processing, uploads.
From order to root.
Pick a size
Nine KVM sizes, 4 GB to 64 GB. Resize in place later without a reinstall.
Pay in INR
UPI, card, net banking or PayPal. GST invoice with our UP GSTIN.
Root in about a minute
Credentials and dedicated IPs by email. Free migration from your current host if you want it.
SATA SSD vs NVMe, in numbers.
Typical figures for the drive classes; your workload decides how much of it you feel.
| SATA SSD | NVMe (URLStart) | |
|---|---|---|
| Interface | SATA III, ~550 MB/s ceiling | PCIe, several GB/s |
| Queue depth | 1 queue | Thousands of parallel queues |
| Random read latency | ~100 µs | ~20 µs |
| Typical use | Older “SSD VPS” plans | Every URLStart plan |
One network. Owned edge, scrubbed transit.
Traffic enters through redundant edges with DDoS scrubbing in the path, crosses a 10 Gbps core, and lands on our hardware in our Tier IV datacenter in Noida. Every plan gets the same path.
Frequently asked.
Straight answers.