SecureVM is now Evorxa.comWhat this means for you

One-click apps

Pick an app. It installs with the server.

Every app below is offered on the create screen next to the OS list. Choose one and the instance boots with it installed, configured and running, on a server you fully control.

Hosting panels

CloudPanel

Fast hosting panel

A lightweight control panel for running sites, databases and certificates, with your administrator account created for you.

  • Needs 2 GB RAM and 30 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Nano from $2.99/mo
  • Installed on the OS as a control panel
Choose CloudPanel at checkout

aaPanel

Free hosting panel

A web hosting control panel for running sites, databases and mail, with a one-click LAMP or LEMP stack.

  • Needs 2 GB RAM and 30 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Nano from $2.99/mo
  • Installed on the OS as a control panel
Choose aaPanel at checkout

DirectAdmin

Lightweight hosting panel

A lightweight hosting control panel for running sites, mail, DNS and databases. Bring the licence key you already own.

  • Needs 2 GB RAM and 30 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Nano from $2.99/mo
  • Installed on the OS as a control panel
  • Bring your own licence · The software licence is not included and is bought from the vendor.
Choose DirectAdmin at checkout

cPanel & WHM

Hosting control panel

Full cPanel & WHM on your own server, for running hosting accounts, mail and DNS from one panel. Starts on a 15-day trial licence.

  • Needs 4 GB RAM and 40 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Micro from $4.99/mo
  • Installed on the OS as a control panel
  • Bring your own licence · The software licence is not included and is bought from the vendor.
Choose cPanel & WHM at checkout

Deployment platforms

Dokploy

Deploy your own apps

A self-hosted platform for deploying applications, databases and Docker services from one dashboard.

  • Needs 2 GB RAM and 30 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Nano from $2.99/mo
  • Installed on the OS as a control panel
Choose Dokploy at checkout

Coolify

Self-hosted app hosting

An open-source platform for hosting applications, databases and services on your own server.

  • Needs 2 GB RAM and 30 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Nano from $2.99/mo
  • Installed on the OS as a control panel
Choose Coolify at checkout

Openship

Your own deploy platform

A self-hosted platform that builds and serves your code, with its own database, cache and edge.

  • Needs 4 GB RAM and 40 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Micro from $4.99/mo
  • Installed on the OS as a control panel
Choose Openship at checkout

Game servers

Pterodactyl

Minecraft and game servers

A game server control panel. Create and run Minecraft, Rust, ARK, CS2 and dozens of other game servers, each in its own container, with live consoles, scheduled restarts, backups and per-player access. Panel and game daemon are installed together on this server.

  • Needs 4 GB RAM and 40 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Micro from $4.99/mo
  • Installed on the OS as a control panel
Choose Pterodactyl at checkout

Automation

n8n

Workflow automation

Connect your apps and automate work with a visual editor, running entirely on your own server.

  • Needs 2 GB RAM and 20 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Nano from $2.99/mo
  • Runs in Docker on the instance
Choose n8n at checkout

Files and storage

Nextcloud

File sync and share

Private cloud storage with file sync, sharing, calendars and contacts. Your admin account is created for you.

  • Needs 2 GB RAM and 40 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Micro from $4.99/mo
  • Runs in Docker on the instance
Choose Nextcloud at checkout

VPN and networking

WireGuard VPN

Fast modern VPN

A fast modern VPN with a web dashboard for adding devices, complete with QR codes for phones and live traffic stats.

  • Needs 1 GB RAM and 20 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Nano from $2.99/mo
  • Runs in Docker on the instance
Choose WireGuard VPN at checkout

OpenVPN

Classic VPN

A self-hosted OpenVPN server with a web dashboard for issuing client profiles, revoking them, and watching who is connected.

  • Needs 1 GB RAM and 20 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Nano from $2.99/mo
  • Runs in Docker on the instance
Choose OpenVPN at checkout

AI assistants

OpenClaw

Self-hosted AI assistant

A self-hosted AI assistant you run yourself, reached over its gateway. Bring your own AI provider key.

  • Needs 2 GB RAM and 20 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Nano from $2.99/mo
  • Runs in Docker on the instance
Choose OpenClaw at checkout

Hermes Agent

AI agent with memory

A self-hosted AI agent with persistent memory, reusable skills and scheduled jobs. Bring your own AI provider key.

  • Needs 2 GB RAM and 20 GB NVMe
  • Runs on Budget VMs Nano from $2.99/mo
  • Runs in Docker on the instance
Choose Hermes Agent at checkout

How it works

Three steps from catalog to running app.

  1. 1

    Pick the app

    On the create screen, choose an app instead of a bare OS. Requirements are checked against the plan you selected.

  2. 2

    Provision the server

    The instance boots and the installer runs automatically. Panels install on the OS; other apps run in Docker.

  3. 3

    Sign in and go

    Credentials appear in the dashboard once the install finishes. Root access stays yours for anything else.

Questions

Before you pick an app.

What is a one-click app?

A template offered on the create screen that installs a ready-to-use application together with the operating system. The server is still a normal VM with full root access; the app is a head start, not a lock-in.

Do I need to buy a licence?

Only for apps marked as bring your own licence, such as cPanel and DirectAdmin. Everything else in the catalog is open source or free to run. Licences are bought from the vendor, not from Evorxa.

What if the app I need is not listed?

Start from a plain OS template and install it yourself, or describe what you need to the AI agent and it installs and configures it over SSH. The catalog grows over time.

Can the AI agent manage the app after install?

Yes. The agent runs on the same server, so it can update, restart, back up or troubleshoot the app from chat, the same way it handles anything else on the box.