Where is the XML sitemap?

At /sitemap.xml , generated automatically from the same route table that produces this page, so the two cannot drift apart. It is referenced from /robots.txt and includes a lastmod date, change frequency and priority for every URL. If you are submitting to Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools, that is the file to use.

Why do you have a human sitemap as well as an XML one?

They serve different readers. The XML file exists for crawlers and carries no useful information for a person. This page exists so someone who cannot find what they need through the navigation can see the whole structure at once. It is also genuinely useful internally, a site index makes orphaned pages obvious immediately.

How are the location pages generated?

From a single data file describing each region (its city, upstream carriers, typical latency, tier and typical workloads) combined with that country's price ladder, which is how each page can show its own price comparison and its nearest regions. One data file keeps every country page accurate because there is only one place to update.

Do new guides appear here by themselves?

Yes. The guides listed below are read from the published blog posts, so a new post is linked from this page, from the XML sitemap and from /llms.txt on the day it goes live.

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Sitemap

Every page on this site, grouped by section, including all 47 VPS location pages. The machine-readable version is at /sitemap.xml.

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Live KryoHost network status across all regions, with 90-day uptime history, current incidents and scheduled maintenance windows.

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Guides from the blog

Shared CPU vs Exclusive CPU VPS: Which One Do You Actually Need? · 30 October 2026
An exclusive CPU VPS costs roughly twice as much as a shared one for the same size. Sometimes that is money well spent and often it is not. Here is how to tell which one your workload needs.
How to Point a Domain to Your VPS: DNS Records, Propagation and Free SSL · 28 October 2026
You have a server and you have a domain, and they know nothing about each other. Here is how to connect them: two DNS records, a short wait, a quick check, and a free SSL certificate.
VPS Hosting in Pakistan: Price, Speed and What to Check Before You Buy (2026) · 18 October 2026
A server in Karachi answers Pakistani visitors in 4–18 milliseconds instead of a couple of hundred. Here is what a Pakistan VPS costs, how to pay for it, and the mistakes to avoid before you order.
VPS vs Shared Hosting: Which One Does Your Site Actually Need in 2026? · 15 October 2026
Shared hosting is cheap until it costs you customers. A VPS is powerful until you pay for power you never use. Here is the honest comparison — speed, traffic, price, security and control — and the seven signs it is time to move.
How to Install WordPress on a VPS: The Complete 2026 Guide · 8 October 2026
A VPS gives WordPress room that shared hosting never can — but nobody sets it up for you. Here is the whole thing end to end: secure the server, install the stack, get SSL, and keep it running.

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Each region has its own page with latency, carriers and pricing.

About this index

This page lists every URL on the site for human readers. Search engines should use /sitemap.xml, which is generated automatically from the same route table and updated whenever a page is added, so the two can never drift apart.

The location pages under the VPS section are built from a single data file describing each region (its city, carriers, typical latency and typical use cases) plus that country's price ladder. That is deliberate: one data file stays accurate because there is only ever one place to change something.

How this site is organised

Products: one page per hosting product, each with pricing, a comparison against the neighbouring products, and a long-form buyer's guide.
Locations: one page per region under /vps/, covering latency, carriers, facility tier and typical workloads for that market.
Domains and SSL: registration, renewal, transfer and certificates, each with the full pricing table rather than a "from" price.
Support: tickets, knowledgebase and the live network status page with 90 days of incident history.
Company and legal: who we are, how we operate, and four legal documents written to be read rather than skipped.
Partners: the affiliate programme, the reseller route, referral credit and the agency tier, compared honestly against each other.

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Needing a Windows desktop	Shared RDP	Cheapest always-on Windows session
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Just looking for a domain	Register a domain	Free privacy, free DNS, renewal prices published
Comparing us against your current host	All hosting plans	Every product compared side by side
Already a customer with a problem	Support tickets	Fastest route to an engineer who can act
Checking whether we are having an outage	Network status	Live, externally measured, with incident history

If none of those fit, the search box in the client area covers the knowledgebase, and our pre-sales team answers questions from non-customers with the same priority as from customers. Asking before you buy is genuinely encouraged, a meaningful share of those conversations end with us recommending a smaller plan than the person came in intending to buy.

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