



Which VPS hosting plan to choose between a managed VPS and unmanaged VPS? Generally speaking, unmanaged VPS hosting is less expensive than managed VPS hosting when you compare plans that have the same allocated resources. One of the main reason is that your hosting provider offers less support on unmanaged VPS, thus they charge less for the service. If you are well-versed in VPS hosting and you have a lot of time planed for the VPS server, you can go for a unmanaged VPS. Otherwise, you should get a managed VPS. Some of the tech issues you may need to know if you choose unmanaged VPS include but not limited to: VPS security, software update and patching, LAMP server configuration (linux, apache, mysq, php), DNS configuration, control panel setup, SSL certificates creation, website setup, server backup, etc.
However, with InMotion you get enterprise-level servers and a 90-day money-back guarantee: so you have 3 full months to see if this company is right for you! Is it? We believe so - it's one of the highest ranked VPS services we tested. Unlocked CPU cores allow for faster data processing, and with plenty of resources, you can host not one, but several big projects under one account. If you're not sure whether the VPS can handle what you throw at it, give InMotion a try. It most definitely can.



CPU is one area in which we are quite unique with VPS Hosting. We do not lock you down to a certain number of cores that you are forced to stay within, but balance it across our fleet of VPS servers. If you are using so much CPU that you are affecting other users on your server, we will either move you to another server or ask you to upgrade your plan.