$4.40/month first 3 months
Then $5.50/month on the Starter VPS when the welcome20 quarterly offer applies.
Run Anthropic’s Claude Code from a persistent remote VPS workspace with SSH, Git, and full root access.
Best for: remote coding agents, repo refactors, package builds, docs generation, and long-lived SSH workspaces.
NVMe storage, Always-on VPS runtime, Self-managed environment
Claude Code VPS Terminal
$4.40/month first 3 months
Then $5.50/month on the Starter VPS when the welcome20 quarterly offer applies.
3 CPU · 6 GB RAM
50 GB NVMe storage for repositories, package caches, logs, and test runs.
1 free snapshot · 1 backup
Snapshot before major changes and keep a baseline recovery path available.
IPv4 + IPv6 · root access
Self-managed Ubuntu workspace with SSH, tmux, Git, and your chosen development stack.
4.5/5 Trust Score
Public customer feedback on Trustpilot, with ratings and review totals updated at the source.
Start with our Starter VPS for most first Claude Code deployments.
This plan gives a practical baseline for remote coding-agent sessions, repo refactors, package builds, documentation work, Git checkouts, terminal logs, dependency caches, and long-lived SSH workspaces.
Included baseline: Ubuntu VPS · 3 CPU cores · 6 GB RAM · 50 GB NVMe · Unlimited bandwidth* · 1 free snapshot · 1 backup included · IPv4 + IPv6 · full root access.
Move up only when sustained package builds, concurrent sessions, test runs, logs, or repository size exceed the starter resources.
For lightweight AI agents and prompt testing
For growing AI projects and dev workspaces
For production AI agents and persistent coding
For large AI systems and heavy automation
Claude Code VPS hosting is a self-managed server environment where you install and use Claude Code according to Anthropic’s current instructions. Virtarix supplies the VPS; you bring whichever Claude account, subscription, Console/API, cloud-provider, repository, and authentication access your chosen Claude Code setup requires.
This page keeps the offer focused on infrastructure rather than bundled AI software. For Claude Code, the operator remains responsible for repository access, terminal approvals, Git workflow boundaries, coding-agent isolation, credentials, updates, and runtime behavior.
A remote server is useful for codebases, experiments, package builds, and long-lived terminal sessions that should not depend on a local desktop. SSH keeps the development surface reachable from multiple devices while the VPS holds the repository state.
Local installs are useful for early testing, but they are not ideal when the workload needs continuous runtime, stable remote access, and server-side logs. With Claude Code on a Virtarix VPS, project checkouts, terminal history, build output, approvals, and recovery notes stay in a remote workspace that can be reached, monitored, restarted, and updated over SSH.
| Capability | Local workstation | Claude Code VPS |
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Runtime availability
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Depends on local power, network, sleep settings, and the current desktop session. |
Keeps the repository, shell session, and logs on a remote server reachable over SSH. |
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Isolation boundary
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Often shares personal files, browser sessions, and unrelated development tools. |
Separates agent-driven repository work from sensitive local desktop state. |
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Project state
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State can be scattered across temporary folders, terminals, and local-only history. |
Keeps checkouts, generated files, package caches, transcripts, and logs in one server workspace. |
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Device access
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Usually tied to one user, one device, and one local development environment. |
Lets approved operators reconnect from another machine without moving the workspace. |
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Rollback planning
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Relies on local backups, Git discipline, and manual recovery procedures. |
Supports snapshot-backed change windows, 1 free snapshot, and 1 backup on the recommended Starter VPS plan. |
The cost is the most exciting thing. Great value. The reliability was phenomenal. Ease of maintenance and simplicity of use also makes this a home run.
Virtarix is exceptionally cheap, easy-to-use, and quick to get started with. Would highly recommend!
I subscribed because of quality support and then was further surprised by the VPS speed. I highly recommend Virtarix.
Claude Code is most useful when the VPS acts as a remote development workspace with repository access, terminal tools, and enough context to inspect and change code safely.
Use Claude Code to read failing tests, trace code paths, inspect stack traces, propose edits, and rerun the relevant checks after approval. Good for: bug-fix work where the root cause is not obvious from one file.
Let Claude Code explore project structure, explain subsystems, find where behavior lives, and create or use project instructions for future sessions. Good for: inherited codebases, first-time repository reviews, and handover work.
Use plan mode for multi-file changes, review the proposed file list, then let Claude Code edit and verify the implementation on the VPS. Good for: controlled feature work, large refactors, dependency updates, and repeatable project conventions.
Use Claude Code with the repository hosts, issue trackers, CLI tools, or MCP connections you configure so it can inspect diffs, review context, implement approved ticket fixes, and prepare commits or PRs. Good for: developer teams that want a server-side coding agent close to Git, tests, and build tools.
Use Claude Code routines and /schedule only where your chosen Claude Code authentication flow supports them; otherwise configure CI hooks, cron jobs, or operator-approved wrapper scripts around the CLI to trigger reviews, CI-failure analysis, release-note drafts, dependency audits, or documentation syncs from a persistent environment. Good for: routine engineering work that benefits from always-on server access and logs without implying unmanaged automation.
Use the VPS as an operating boundary for Claude Code. Before you install or expose the workload, decide what must keep running, what it may access, how logs are reviewed, and how you will roll back changes.
Define whether Claude Code needs continuous runtime, clean restarts, and remote access independent of a local machine.
Assign one clear owner for the server, credentials, repositories, restart process, and backup routine.
Plan where repositories, generated files, transcripts, caches, runtime state, and logs will live.
Rotate noisy logs and temporary files before they turn the VPS into an unbounded workspace.
Use snapshots before major framework, dependency, provider, or policy changes.
Use scoped API keys, least-privilege repository access, and separate human SSH access where practical.
Document inbound ports, webhooks, outbound providers, model APIs, and firewall rules before enabling them.
Start with low-risk tasks and add production-impacting access only after review.
After the deployment risks are defined, choose how Claude Code will actually run on the VPS. The right pattern depends on whether the workspace is mainly for persistent SSH-based development, short-lived prompt checks, shared team support, or isolated refactor testing.
Treat the Claude Code runtime as a privileged server process. Security and reliability should be part of the setup, not a later cleanup task.
Use SSH keys where possible.
Restrict open ports.
Store API credentials in environment variables or a secure secret-management process.
Run only the services needed for the Claude Code workspace, repository tooling, build commands, and SSH access.
Avoid committing .env files.
Monitor logs.
Keep packages updated.
Snapshot before major changes.
Rotate exposed keys.
Keep experiments separate from production systems.
The server can contain Claude access, repositories, terminal sessions, project secrets, build output, and runtime logs. Harden it before production use.
Start with our Starter VPS for a persistent Ubuntu workspace with SSH, tmux, NVMe storage, snapshots, and full root access.