SecureVM is now Evorxa.comWhat this means for you

free migration · one command

Leave your provider. Keep your server.

Paste one line on your old server. We copy everything to a new Evorxa server: same files, same apps, same logins.

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  • Linux and Windows
  • No migration fee
  • Old server left untouched
Evorxa · Eygelshoven, NLYour new server
Your old serverAny provider · keeps running
Copying51 of 80 GB copied
  1. Connect
  2. Copy
  3. Finish

You can close the page. We email you when your server is ready.

Illustration. The real progress shows in your console.
  • One command on the old server
  • The whole disk, block by block
  • Linux and Windows, end to end
  • The source is read only, then left alone
  • No migration fee on any plan

how it works

One command on your old server

No export, no snapshot upload, no reinstall. Order a plan, choose Migrate a server, and the console hands you a single line for the box you are leaving. It measures the disk, then copies it across on its own; you can close the page while it runs.

  1. Connect

    The agent enrolls with its single-use token and measures the disk it is about to move.

  2. Prepare

    We confirm the disk fits your plan, then build the destination. If it cannot fit, nothing is built and nothing is charged.

  3. Copy

    The whole disk streams across block by block while your old server keeps serving. A dropped connection resumes where it left off.

  4. Finish

    Your clone boots on new metal and we email you the address. Sign in exactly as you did before.

Old server · Linux

Paste the line from your console

Paste it in a terminal

Open a terminal on your old server, as root or with sudo, and paste the line the console gives you. It measures the disk, then copies it across on its own.

Old server · Windows

Paste the line from your console

Paste it in PowerShell

Open PowerShell as Administrator on your old server and paste the line the console gives you. It reads from a shadow snapshot so the copy stays consistent.

The command is made for your migration only. It works once and expires after 24 hours; the console gives you a new one whenever you need it.

what comes across

Everything, because nothing is selected

A file sync moves what someone remembered to include. A block-level copy moves the machine.

  • Byte for byte

    The copy happens below the filesystem, so nothing is selected and nothing is left behind. Packages, databases, dotfiles, cron jobs and half-finished configs arrive exactly where they were.

  • Your old server is never touched

    The source disk is opened read only, and the agent removes itself once the copy is staged. The server you are leaving keeps running through the whole move and stays yours afterwards.

  • No migration fee

    You pay for the plan you were buying anyway. The destination is only built and charged after your old server connects and the disk is confirmed to fit.

  • Linux

    One line with curl, as root. The copy is allocation aware, so empty space costs no transfer time.

  • Windows

    One line in PowerShell, as Administrator. The copy reads from a shadow snapshot for consistency, and the clone gets the storage drivers it needs to boot here.

  • From any provider

    If you can open a shell on it, we can move it. There is nothing to install ahead of time and no integration to wait for; the same command works from any host, any panel, any country.

The same operating system it ran this morning, the same users and passwords, the same services in the same state. Keep the old server for a week and point your domains here when you are ready; until then the two run side by side.

Moving-day checklist

Everything to do, in order.

The two servers run side by side until you switch your domains, so nothing has to happen in a rush.

Before the copy

  1. Order a plan with at least as much disk as the old server
  2. Choose Migrate a server
  3. Copy the one line the console gives you
  4. Run it on the old server as root, or in PowerShell as Administrator

After first boot

  1. Sign in to the new server exactly as before
  2. Test your sites and services on the new address
  3. Lower your DNS TTL, then point your domains here
  4. Keep the old server for a while, then cancel it with your old provider

Where it lands

Pick a plan with enough disk.

A migration lands on a normal plan. The copy is byte for byte, so pick one with at least as much storage as the disk you are leaving, even if most of it is empty.

Billing cycle

Budget VMs

Shared cores and NVMe at a lower starting price.

from $2.99 /mo

  • Budget · Nano

    A small website or a bot

    1 core · 2 GB Memory · 30 GB NVMe · 500 Mbps

  • Budget · Micro

    A small game or a personal project

    2 cores · 4 GB Memory · 40 GB NVMe · 500 Mbps

  • Budget · Mini

    A game for friends or a small shop

    3 cores · 6 GB Memory · 50 GB NVMe · 500 Mbps

Standard VMs

General-purpose VMs with unmetered bandwidth.

from $11.99 /mo

  • Standard · Tiny

    A business app or a store

    4 cores · 8 GB Memory · 100 GB NVMe · 1 Gbps

  • Standard · Large

    Several apps for a team

    4 cores · 10 GB Memory · 150 GB NVMe · 1 Gbps

  • Standard · XLarge

    Busy sites and databases

    6 cores · 16 GB Memory · 200 GB NVMe · 2 Gbps

  • Standard · 2XLarge

    A growing company stack

    8 cores · 20 GB Memory · 300 GB NVMe · 2 Gbps

  • Standard · 3XLarge

    Heavy workloads and CI

    10 cores · 32 GB Memory · 400 GB NVMe · 2 Gbps

High-Frequency VMs

Dedicated high-frequency Ryzen cores. The best choice for game servers like FiveM and Minecraft.

from $39.99 /mo

  • High-Frequency · Silver

    A busy game community

    4 cores · 16 GB Memory · 200 GB NVMe · 2.5 Gbps

  • High-Frequency · Gold

    Large game servers and modded worlds

    6 cores · 24 GB Memory · 300 GB NVMe · 2.5 Gbps

  • High-Frequency · Platinum

    Big communities and heavy mods

    8 cores · 32 GB Memory · 400 GB NVMe · 2.5 Gbps

  • High-Frequency · Diamond

    Several game servers on one machine

    10 cores · 48 GB Memory · 600 GB NVMe · 2.5 Gbps

  • High-Frequency · Emerald

    The heaviest game and compute loads

    12 cores · 64 GB Memory · 800 GB NVMe · 2.5 Gbps

  • Cancel anytime, prorated refund.
  • Shield DDoS protection included
  • Full root access
  • AI agent usage billed separately

Tailored to your team

Easy to use for one server or a whole fleet: same dashboard, same API.

Deploy queue

Eygelshoven, NL
fivem-cityWindows Server 2022 · High-Frequency · PlatinumBuilding
api-workerUbuntu 24.04 · Standard · TinyDeployed
mc-survivalDebian 12 · High-Frequency · GoldDeployed
web-prod-2Ubuntu 24.04 · Standard · LargeDeployed
Representative sample of a deploy queue

Fits into your existing workflows

Provision from the dashboard or manage servers from your scripts through the API. Choose your OS and resources, and use the AI agent for help with setup and operations.

  • Dashboard
  • REST API
  • AI agent
  • Telegram

One panel for every server you run

Shared cores for websites and everyday workloads, or dedicated high-frequency cores for more demanding tasks. Manage both from one dashboard.

  • Shared cores
  • Dedicated cores
  1. 1Start with one serverPick a plan and an OS in the dashboard. It boots in under a minute.
  2. 2Automate the routineScript it with the API, or ask the AI agent to install and configure software.
  3. 3Grow into a fleetAdd servers as you need them and manage them all from the same panel.

Why teams choose Evorxa

Less time fixing servers. More time building.

What usually goes wrong, and what you get here instead.

Elsewhere

  • A traffic flood takes your server offline
  • Pages and games lag at peak time
  • You wait hours for a support reply
  • The renewal price is much higher than the first bill
  • A bandwidth cap stops you mid-month
  • A surprise invoice at the end of the month

With Evorxa

  • Shield drops floods on the network, before they reach you
  • NVMe disks and dedicated Ryzen cores on High-Frequency plans
  • The AI agent checks your server and fixes it with you, right away
  • The price you see is the price you pay at renewal
  • Unmetered bandwidth on Standard plans
  • Prepaid billing. You always know what you pay

Questions

Before you move a server

Downtime, cost, Windows and plan size.

Read the docs

Does my old server go offline during the copy?

No. The disk is read in place while the server keeps running, and the copy streams across in the background. Your old server stays with your old provider, untouched, and the two run side by side until you switch your domains over.

What does a migration cost?

Nothing beyond the plan itself. There is no migration fee, and your new server is only built and charged after your old one connects and the disk is confirmed to fit.

What actually comes across?

The whole disk, block by block. The operating system, files, users, passwords, services and settings arrive exactly as they were, and you sign in the way you always did.

Is Windows supported?

Yes, end to end. You paste one line into PowerShell as Administrator, the copy reads from a shadow snapshot so it stays consistent, and the clone is fixed up to boot on our hardware before it starts.

What size plan do I need?

One with at least as much disk as the server you are leaving. The copy is byte for byte, so the new disk cannot be smaller than the old one even if most of it is empty. Up to three disks come across.

What if the connection drops halfway?

The copy pauses and resumes where it left off as soon as your old server can reach us again. Nothing is lost. And if you change your mind, you can reinstall a fresh OS on the new machine at no extra charge.

Moving day, without the moving

Order a plan, paste one line on the old box, and watch the copy run in the console. Your old server never notices. Your new one boots as if nothing happened.

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