VPS Starter
Solo developers with one or two active projects
- ✓VS Code Server, set up for you
- ✓Unmetered traffic, fair use
- ✓Weekly snapshots
Run VS Code Server on your own private server and code from any device, with the same editor, extensions and terminal waiting for you every time.

Every plan includes VS Code Server set up for you, full root access, unmetered traffic and human support. Choose monthly billing or a 12-month term.
Solo developers with one or two active projects
Full-stack work with Docker and a database
Small teams sharing one powerful server
Agencies, monorepos and heavy builds
We install VS Code Server, put it on your subdomain, switch on HTTPS and confirm the editor loads before handing it over.
Always-on hardware, so your workspace is there when you open the tab.
Filtering at the network edge on every server.
Roll back a broken dependency in one click.
SSH in, install any language, tune everything yourself.
Engineers in Lagos and London, live chat 24/7.
Your server runs the editor, the terminal and your extensions, so the browser only has to show you the result.
The editor, themes, shortcuts and settings you already know, loading from your own server.
Run builds, scripts and Git commands right next to the file you are editing.
Linters, formatters, debuggers and themes install from the Open VSX registry.
Commit, diff, branch and fix merge conflicts without leaving the browser.
Close the tab tonight, open it tomorrow exactly where you left off.
Open your running app on a private link to show a client or test on mobile.
Run Postgres, Redis or any service next to the editor, no extra server to manage.
Step through Node, Python, PHP and Go code with real breakpoints, not console logs.
Need editors for a whole team? We also support separate workspaces per developer on VPS Premium and VPS Ultimate.
Pair your server with the device in front of you and the language your project actually needs, without reinstalling anything.

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How developers and teams across Nigeria and the UK put a browser-based editor to work.
Tunde O.Freelance developer · Lagos
Codes on a light Chromebook at client sites. The heavy lifting happens on the server, not the laptop in his bag.
Runs on VPS StarterAmara N.Bootcamp lead · Abuja
Gives 20 students identical workspaces in minutes instead of a week of “it works on my machine.”
Runs on VPS PremiumBen H.Agency CTO · Manchester
Each client repo lives in its own workspace, so a junior developer can never touch the wrong project.
Runs on VPS LiteZainab K.Data analyst · London
Runs Python notebooks against large datasets without melting a work laptop or waiting on a shared cluster.
Runs on VPS UltimateNo Docker files, no reverse proxies, no late nights reading setup guides.
Pick a size for today. Upgrade in place as your projects grow.
For a one-off setup fee, an engineer installs VS Code Server, switches on HTTPS and sets your password.
Sign in from any browser, add your extensions, and start from exactly where you left off.
$ onenet apps install code-server --plan vps-lite
✓ Server ready in UK region
✓ VS Code Server installed · HTTPS on code.yourdomain.com
→ Sign in with the password in your dashboardYour serverVPS Lite · UK region
Source code and Git history
Extensions and settings
SSH keys and .env secrets
Terminal history and logs
Code you push to GitHub or GitLab, and prompts you choose to send to an AI model. Nothing else leaves the server.
A browser editor is only as safe as the machine behind it. Yours runs on a server only you can log in to, not a shared container.
Private server, never sharedYour workspace, keys and files sit on a machine only you can log in to.
HTTPS and a locked doorEvery session is encrypted, and only you hold the password to sign in.
Nightly snapshotsRoll back to last night in one click if an update or a bad merge misbehaves.
You can. Here is what changes when your editor runs on a server instead.
Stuck on an extension, a port or a certificate? Talk to a person who has fixed it this week.
Cannot find it here? Our engineers reply in under two hours.
It is the open-source code-server project: the VS Code editor, running on your own server and reachable from any browser, with the same shortcuts, themes and extensions you already use.
It runs the same open-source editor engine, but it is not Microsoft’s desktop app and cannot use the Microsoft Extension Marketplace. Extensions install from the Open VSX registry instead, which covers the vast majority of popular tools.
An engineer installs VS Code Server, puts it behind HTTPS on a subdomain you choose, sets your sign-in password and confirms the editor loads before handing it over.
Yes, on VPS Premium and VPS Ultimate. Each developer gets a separate workspace and sign-in, so one person's dependencies never clash with another's.
Yes. Every plan includes full root access, so you can run Docker, Postgres, Redis or any other service next to the editor.
We can move you to a larger plan in place. Your workspace, extensions and settings carry over, so there is nothing to reconfigure.
Pick a plan, let us set it up, and sign in from your first browser tab tonight.