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Cloud VPS

Deploy agents, apps and websiteswith built-in outbound proxy

Ubuntu, Debian, Rocky and other major distributions on dedicated KVM resources. Configure a SOCKS5 or HTTP/HTTPS proxy for an instance in the console and all IPv4 outbound traffic reaches the internet through it. Residential IP proxies you bought can be selected directly.

$4.5per month, from
10Data centers
KVMDedicated resources
24/7Ticket support
PLANS

Cloud VPS plans

* Residential IP proxies are sold separately and can be configured on any Cloud VPS.

PROXY CONFIG

Send your Cloud VPS's outbound traffic through a residential IP proxy

Pick a proxy on the instance's Proxy config page and enable it. The VPS's IPv4 outbound traffic then reaches the internet through that proxy. Browsers, scripts and Docker containers need no proxy settings of their own.

  1. 1
    Buy a residential IP proxy

    Static ISP proxies are dedicated and stay fixed; rotating residential proxies change per request or session.

  2. 2
    Select the proxy on the instance

    Open the VPS's Proxy config and choose a saved proxy, or enter a SOCKS5 or HTTP/HTTPS address. Save a proxy once and reuse it on other instances.

  3. 3
    Apply and verify the exit

    The platform applies the configuration and verifies the actual IPv4 exit. Disable it any time to go direct; if configuration fails, the previous setup is restored where possible.

Private network access and replies to inbound connections keep their original route. IPv6 does not use the proxy, and HTTP proxies support TCP only.

  1. AppsBrowsers, scripts, containers

    No per-app proxy settings

  2. InstanceProxy config

    Takes over IPv4 outbound traffic

  3. ExitResidential IP proxy

    Static ISP or rotating residential

  4. TargetTarget website

    Sees a residential IP

USE CASES

Cloud VPS + residential IP proxy

Cross-border account operations
A static ISP proxy gives a fixed exit, so accounts keep signing in from the same IP.
Data collection
Run collection jobs on the VPS while a rotating residential proxy changes the exit.
AI agents and automation
Outbound requests from OpenClaw, n8n and Playwright all go through the residential IP proxy.
VPS FEATURES

Why VoyraCloud VPS

Multiple OS images

Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS Stream and Rocky, reinstall any time.

IPv4 change

Change the VPS's public IPv4 for $5 each time.

Traffic add-ons

Plan traffic counts inbound and outbound combined; buy a traffic package when you run out.

Transparent pricing

Core feature fees are published up front, with no hidden charges.

One console

Manage VPS, residential IP proxies and Mac hosts in one account.

Account transfer

Move a VPS to another account for team handovers.

LOCATIONS

Data centers

Choose the data center closest to your users; the outbound proxy can be in a different country.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Cloud VPS and outbound proxy configuration.

How is proxy config different from setting a proxy in each app?

In-app proxies must be set one by one. Proxy config applies to the whole instance's IPv4 outbound traffic, so every program on the VPS reaches the internet through the proxy.

Will SSH be affected after enabling the proxy?

No. SSH, private network access and replies to inbound connections keep their original route. If configuration fails, the previous setup is restored where possible.

What is the difference between a Cloud VPS and a Residential IP VPS?

A Residential IP VPS's public IP is itself an ISP address. A Cloud VPS uses a data center IP and can send its outbound traffic through a residential IP proxy with proxy config.

Can I use proxies from other providers?

Yes. Enter any SOCKS5 or HTTP/HTTPS proxy address. Residential IP proxies bought on Voyra can be selected from the list.

What is Cloud VPS?

A KVM-based VPS with its own CPU, memory and root access, billed monthly.

Can I manage a Cloud VPS from a Windows PC?

Yes. Connect with the built-in terminal or any SSH client.