Zero overselling policy
1. How does it work?
Do you really know what you are paying for? At FireVM, we follow one simple rule: you get exactly what you pay for. No gimmicks, no hidden limits, and no overselling.
This page explains, in clear terms, how hosting resources are allocated and managed at FireVM. We openly publish two things so you always know what you are receiving:
- Server specifications: the total physical resources available on each server
- Resource distribution: how those resources are allocated across customer accounts
2. For example
2.1 Server specifications
- CPU: Enterprise-grade multi-core processors dedicated to FireVM infrastructure
- RAM: High-speed DDR memory allocated with guaranteed limits
- Storage: NVMe and SSD storage pools with defined capacity reserved for customer use
- Bandwidth: High-capacity network connectivity with clearly defined traffic policies
- Redundancy: Hardware RAID, redundant power, and network failover for reliability
2.2 Resource distribution
FireVM follows a strict zero overselling policy. We never allocate more resources than a server can physically deliver. Each hosting plan is provisioned with fixed and guaranteed limits for CPU, memory, and storage, reserved at the server level.
Unlike providers that oversell by placing hundreds of accounts on a single machine, FireVM deliberately limits server density to maintain consistent performance and predictable resource availability for every customer.
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