Provision isolated Linux
instances in under a minute.
An isolated instance with real root access, honest pricing, and a dashboard that shows exactly what it's doing — no reseller dressing, no hidden limits.
The actual dashboard
Not a mockup of what's planned — this is the screen you land on right after deploying.
Instances
Monitoring — ubuntu-22
Console — ubuntu-22
Snapshots
Built for developers.
Short list on purpose — everything here ships by default, none of it is an add-on.
What you actually get
No marketing tiers hiding the real limits. This is the whole feature set.
Up in under a minute
Pick a size, hit deploy, and you have a booted instance with an IP and SSH access before your coffee's done.
Real isolation
Every instance gets its own CPU and memory ceiling, its own network segment. A noisy neighbor never touches your box.
SSH access, your keys
Add your own public key at deploy time and connect the way you already do. No vendor client, no lock-in.
Live from first boot
CPU, memory, disk and network graphs update in real time on the dashboard — no agent to install, nothing to configure.
Console in the browser
Open a full terminal straight from the dashboard when you don't have your SSH client handy. Same instance, no extra setup.
Three steps, in order
This is the actual sequence — nothing happens out of order.
Pick a size
Start with 512 MB / 1 vCPU / 5 GB. Resize later if you outgrow it — nothing is locked in.
Deploy
Your instance boots and gets an IP in under 60 seconds. Credentials land in the dashboard, not your inbox.
Manage it
Restart, snapshot, resize, or open a console — all from the same page you deployed from.
One plan, honestly priced
There's one size today because there's one host today. More sizes arrive with more hardware.
Billed monthly. Instances are suspended, not deleted, if a payment fails — you get a few days to sort it out.
Why only one plan
PulsarX runs on a single node right now. Selling sizes we can't actually host would mean overselling — so the plan grows with the hardware, not ahead of it.
Current status
Pulled straight from the same monitoring the dashboard uses.