VPS
Choosing a VPS plan
CPU, RAM and NVMe from the live catalogue — not a guess.
Start from published plans
The configurator only sells plans that are in the catalogue. If a slider position is missing, that size is not for sale. Price updates as you change CPU, RAM and disk, with VAT shown before pay.
Rough sizing
A small brochure site or staging box can live on the lowest published plan. WordPress with a shop, or a Laravel app with a database on the same machine, usually wants more RAM than CPU. Workers and Elasticsearch-style tools belong on RAM-heavy plans or a second VPS.
These are starting points, not guarantees. Watch the metrics tab after go-live and resize if the plan allows it.
Disk
NVMe fills with logs, uploads and databases. Leave headroom; a full disk is a common reason SSH still works but the site is down. Resize storage when that option is listed for the server.