cPanel VPS Hosting
Manage websites, domains, email accounts, databases, and files from one familiar control panel while retaining the flexibility of a Linux VPS.
1Gbits cPanel VPS Hosting combines allocated server resources, root-level control, and cPanel & WHM tools in a scalable environment for websites, online stores, agencies, and hosting resellers.
- cPanel & WHM Control Panel
- Full Root Access
- Scalable VPS Resources
- Multiple Global Locations
- Fast SSD/NVMe Storage
- 24/7 Technical Support
Choose Your cPanel VPS Plan
Choose a cPanel VPS configuration based on the number of websites you manage, expected traffic, storage requirements, and application workload. Available plans provide allocated CPU, RAM, and fast storage, with deployment typically completed within 15 minutes after payment confirmation.
Review the selected plan and cPanel license details before ordering, as supported account limits, available operating systems, backup options, and included services may vary by configuration.
Linux VPS 1
Save 40 %$8.67/mo
Billed for 36 months
Normally $14.49
- CPU1 Core
- RAM1024 MB DDR5
- Storage20 GB
- BandwidthUnlimited Europe & USA
Linux VPS 2
Save 40 %$14.08/mo
Billed for 36 months
Normally $23.49
- CPU1 Core
- RAM2048 MB DDR5
- Storage50 GB
- BandwidthUnlimited Europe & USA
Linux VPS 3
Save 40 %$22.49/mo
Billed for 36 months
Normally $37.49
- CPU2 Core
- RAM4096 MB DDR5
- Storage80 GB
- BandwidthUnlimited Europe & USA
Linux VPS 4
Save 40 %$35.67/mo
Billed for 36 months
Normally $59.49
- CPU4 Core
- RAM8192 MB DDR5
- Storage150 GB
- BandwidthUnlimited Europe & USA
Deploy Your cPanel VPS Near Your Audience
Choose from VPS locations across North America, Europe, Asia, and other supported regions. Selecting a location closer to your main audience can help reduce network latency and improve response times. Explore all available VPS server locations before ordering.
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What Is cPanel VPS Hosting?
cPanel VPS hosting is a Linux virtual private server equipped with cPanel & WHM. WHM provides server and hosting-account administration tools, while individual cPanel accounts provide interfaces for managing websites, domains, email, files, databases, SSL certificates, and other supported hosting functions.
Compared with shared hosting, a VPS gives you an isolated server environment with allocated CPU, RAM, and storage, as well as greater control over server configuration. cPanel makes many everyday hosting tasks accessible through a graphical dashboard, although root-level administration and server security can still require technical knowledge.
If you need a server without a control panel or want to build your own software stack, compare our Linux VPS hosting options. For a broader comparison of available configurations, explore our VPS hosting plans before choosing your server.
Everything Included with Your cPanel VPS
Core server and control-panel capabilities in one environment, with optional services available when your workload requires more support or protection.
Allocated VPS Resources
Your plan provides allocated CPU, RAM, and storage for more predictable performance than a conventional shared hosting account.
Fast SSD/NVMe Storage
Fast server storage supports website files, databases, email, and other hosting workloads.
Resource Upgrades
Move to a larger VPS configuration when your websites require more processing power, memory, or storage.
Global Deployment
Select an available data-center location that supports the audience and latency requirements of your project.
Why Choose 1Gbits for cPanel VPS Hosting?
1Gbits combines a configurable VPS environment with cPanel & WHM tools, global deployment options, and access to technical support. You can choose a plan that matches your present workload and move to a larger configuration as your requirements change.
Flexible VPS Configurations
Select CPU, RAM, storage, and bandwidth based on the websites, email accounts, databases, and applications you intend to host.
Multiple Global Locations
Root and Control-Panel Access
Use cPanel for everyday hosting tasks, WHM for account administration, and root access for supported server-level configuration.
Fast Deployment
Eligible cPanel VPS orders are typically deployed within 15 minutes after payment confirmation.
Scalable Resources
Upgrade to a larger configuration when increased traffic or heavier applications require additional capacity.
24/7 Technical Support
Reach the 1Gbits team whenever you need assistance within the scope of your selected service.
What Can You Host on a cPanel VPS?
A cPanel VPS is best suited to Linux-based web-hosting workloads that benefit from separate hosting-account management, flexible server configuration, and room to scale.
Multiple Websites
Manage websites, domains, databases, email accounts, and SSL settings from a single hosting environment. This setup is useful for freelancers and agencies maintaining several projects.
WordPress and WooCommerce
Ecommerce Websites
Host WooCommerce, Magento, or other compatible ecommerce platforms on a configuration sized for your catalogue, traffic, database activity, and background processes.
Agency and Client Hosting
Use WHM to create separate cPanel accounts and hosting packages for client websites, subject to the account limit of your cPanel license.
Business Websites and Email
Manage company websites, databases, DNS records, and domain-based email accounts from the cPanel interface.
PHP Applications
Host compatible PHP applications and manage their files, databases, domains, and scheduled tasks through cPanel and WHM.
cPanel VPS vs Shared Hosting
If you have outgrown the restrictions of shared hosting but still want a familiar graphical interface, a cPanel VPS can provide a practical next step.
Frequently Asked Questions About cPanel VPS Hosting
cPanel & WHM work together on the server. WHM provides server and hosting-account administration, while cPanel gives individual accounts tools for managing websites, domains, email, files, and databases. The number of accounts you can create depends on the cPanel license tier associated with your plan.
Yes. A cPanel license is included with the cPanel VPS plans shown on this page. Check the selected plan for its supported account limit and any applicable licensing conditions before ordering.
cPanel can manage multiple domains and websites, but practical capacity depends on CPU, RAM, storage, traffic, application requirements, and the number of cPanel accounts permitted by your license. There is no single safe website limit for every VPS configuration.
You can move to a larger available configuration when you need additional resources. The upgrade process and whether any interruption is required depend on the resource, virtualization platform, and selected location, so confirm the details before upgrading.
Eligible cPanel VPS plans provide root access for server-level administration. Root access should be used carefully because unsupported configuration changes can affect cPanel services, security, or future updates.
No. cPanel & WHM is designed for supported Linux operating systems and does not run on Windows Server. A Windows VPS requires a Windows-compatible control panel.
Yes. Website files, databases, email, and supported account settings can be migrated to a cPanel VPS. The exact process depends on the source control panel, access credentials, server configuration, and data volume.
cPanel provides tools for configuring and managing backups, but storage, schedule, retention, and off-server backup availability depend on your selected plan or add-on. Confirm the backup arrangement before relying on it for production data.
Yes. A properly sized cPanel VPS can host WordPress and WooCommerce websites. Required resources depend on traffic, plugins, catalogue size, database activity, caching, and background processes.
All three products provide graphical hosting-management tools, but they differ in supported operating systems, interface, licensing, extensions, and administrative workflow. If you are comparing control panels, review our Plesk VPS and DirectAdmin VPS options before ordering.
Managed vs. Unmanaged cPanel VPS Hosting
The right management level depends on whether you want to administer the operating system and server services yourself or receive assistance with eligible maintenance tasks.
Managed cPanel VPS
A managed service is more suitable when you want to focus on your websites instead of routine server administration. The exact scope may include selected installation, maintenance, security, monitoring, or troubleshooting tasks, depending on the service agreement. Review our managed VPS hosting options for coverage details.
Unmanaged cPanel VPS
An unmanaged VPS gives experienced administrators direct responsibility for configuration, updates, security hardening, backups, monitoring, and troubleshooting. If you prefer full administrative responsibility, explore our unmanaged VPS hosting plans.
cPanel simplifies many hosting tasks, but it does not remove the need to maintain and secure an unmanaged server.
cPanel VPS Operating Systems and Compatibility
cPanel & WHM is designed for supported Linux server environments and is not available for Windows Server. Supported distributions can change between cPanel releases, so compatibility should be confirmed before deployment.
Depending on the cPanel version and selected 1Gbits configuration, supported options may include:
- AlmaLinux
- Rocky Linux
- CloudLinux
- Ubuntu
If you want a cPanel-compatible environment based on AlmaLinux, review our AlmaLinux VPS options. Customers who specifically require Microsoft Windows should instead compare our Windows VPS hosting plans and select a compatible Windows control panel.
Migrating to a cPanel VPS
Migration requirements depend on your current hosting platform, available credentials, data volume, DNS configuration, and whether the source server also uses cPanel.
A typical migration includes:
- Create the destination VPS and confirm its cPanel license and operating system.
- Configure hosting accounts, DNS, email, databases, and required server services.
- Transfer website files, databases, email accounts, and supported account settings.
- Test each website and application on the destination server.
- Lower DNS TTL before the final switch when appropriate.
- Update DNS records and monitor websites, email delivery, SSL, and scheduled tasks.
- Keep the previous service available until the migration has been verified.
cPanel-to-cPanel transfers may use WHM transfer tools, while migrations from other control panels can require additional manual work. Contact 1Gbits support before ordering if you need to confirm whether migration assistance is available for your source environment.
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