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Docs / VPS Management / Resource Plans and Per-VM Limits

Resource Plans and Per-VM Limits

Resource Plans (under Resource Plans in the sidebar) let you define reusable caps you then assign to users:

  • Max vCPU / RAM / disk per VM - the create-VPS form rejects a request that exceeds any of these.
  • Max VMs per user - leave blank for unlimited.

These are assigned per-user under Users → Edit, and apply the moment a plan is attached - existing VMs aren't retroactively resized, only future creations are checked against the plan.

This is separate from, and stacks with, your server's own license-tier VPS limit: a user's plan controls what that user can provision, while the license controls the total VPS count the whole server is allowed to run. Both checks run on every create/clone attempt.