1. What is a VPS?
"VPS" stands for virtual private server, and effectively means a virtual software instance running within a physical computer server. A virtual private server works like a dedicated physical server but relies on a virtualized software engine often referred to as a "hypervisor" to provide the interface between the physical server and the virtual instance (aka "vps") operating system.

2. Why Do I want a VPS?
By electing to use a "VPS" you are choosing to use a sliver of a physical dedicated server, which generally means lower costs, becuase you are only utilizing a piece of the phsyical capacities of the underlying server. Additionally VPS plans are often portable, providing easy migration from location to location and server to server along with being able to upgrade or downgrade your resources with only a few clicks (rather than having to change out physical server components, etc) as your needs dictate.

3. Where can I find a cheap VPS?
On LowEndBox of course! Our website is dedicated to posting the latest deals on cheap Linux VPS, cheap Windows VPS and dedicated servers from hosting providers all around the world. Check our home page daily to make sure you don't miss the best offers and subscribe to our mailing list.

4. Where can I learn more?
LowEndBox has published an indepth frequently asked questions article on virtual private servers, why you want a cheap VPS, and lots more. If after reading you have more questions consider checking out our community message board, LowEndTalk, where thousands of users are happy to answer questions.