LightCloud
LOS ANGELES SERVER HOSTING

Infrastructure built
for your workload.

High-capacity cloud and dedicated servers in Los Angeles. Manage your services and monthly renewals from one secure control panel.

Los Angeles, US Monthly billing
COMPUTE INFRASTRUCTUREUS–WEST
Los AngelesCALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES
01 / INFRASTRUCTURE

Choose your infrastructure

Find the right balance of compute, memory, and control for your applications.

VIRTUAL COMPUTE

Cloud Hosting

Linux cloud servers with defined CPU, memory, and SSD storage allocations.

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US WEST COAST

Los Angeles Data Center

A West Coast location for hosting workloads near users in the region.

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02 / WHAT YOU CAN BUILD

Built for your next project.

From a new website to the services behind your business, bring your workload to Linux infrastructure in Los Angeles.

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Websites & APIs

Bring your website, customer portal, or API to a Linux server with clearly defined compute, memory, and storage.

Development environments

Keep build tools, project dependencies, and internal applications together in an environment you can configure.

Data & background jobs

Match CPU, memory, and SSD storage to data processing, scheduled tasks, and services that run behind the scenes.

03 / SERVICE

Why choose LightCloud?

Clear specifications

Compare CPU, memory, and disk capacity before choosing a server.

Predictable billing

See monthly charges and renewal dates separately for each server.

Protected account access

Two-factor sign-in protects server credentials and billing history.

04 / SUPPORT

Common questions

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What is the difference between cloud and dedicated servers?

Cloud servers are virtual machines with a defined allocation of CPU, memory, and storage. Dedicated servers give you an entire physical machine for your workload.

Where are the cloud servers located?

The cloud plans listed here are based in Los Angeles, California, in the United States.

Which operating systems are listed?

The console lists Ubuntu LTS, Debian, AlmaLinux, and Rocky Linux. Your server’s installed operating system appears on its details page.

How do monthly renewals work?

Each server has its own monthly renewal date. Its invoice is issued 10 days before the renewal date, and the next service period begins once the administrator confirms payment.