Each card is drawn from the catalogue an operator maintains, so the plans, specifications and prices here are the ones checkout will use.
High-performance virtual servers on enterprise SSD, deployed in minutes.
Monthly or annual billing, no setup fee.
6 plans published today
12 server actions from the portal or the REST API
1–8 vCPU
1–16 GB memory
25–320 GB SSD storage
1,000–6,000 GB transfer included
Standard support
See Cloud VPSS3-compatible buckets with generous transfer included.
Monthly or annual billing, no setup fee.
3 plans published today
Upload, download and browse buckets without an S3 client
250–5,000 GB SSD storage
1,000–5,000 GB transfer included
Standard support
See Object StorageNamed infrastructure, named control panels, named payment gateways. Here is exactly what runs underneath every order.
Servers and buckets are created for you through the platform's provider layer — you never have to hold a provider account of your own.
DigitalOcean for Cloud VPS
DigitalOcean Spaces for object storage
S3-compatible buckets, with the CDN switchable
Hosting runs on cPanel and WHM, driven end to end from your Orun account.
WHM creates and manages the account
cPanel opens from the portal without a second password
Password resets requested straight from your account
Settle an invoice the way you prefer, and drive the platform from your own tooling when you outgrow the browser.
Paystack for card and mobile money
Bank transfer, allocated against the invoice it settles
A versioned /api/v1 REST surface with personal access tokens
Anything not covered here, [email protected] reaches a person who can answer it.
Your configuration is priced into a cart, the cart becomes an order and an invoice, and provisioning is queued as soon as the payment is confirmed server-side. Each service then has its own progress page while it is being built.
GHS, on monthly and annual terms. That list is read from the prices in force right now, so it moves the moment the catalogue moves.
Card and mobile money go through Paystack. A bank transfer is submitted with its reference and allocated once someone reviews it. Either way the payment is recorded against the invoice with its gateway reference.
Servers carry 12 operations you run yourself — power on, power off, shutdown, reboot, rename, rebuild, resize, snapshot, enable backups, disable backups, password reset and terminate — from the portal or the versioned REST API, and 4 of them are treated as destructive and need a separate permission, so not everyone in your organisation can run them. Buckets are browsable in the portal: upload, download, create folders, remove objects and switch the CDN. Hosting accounts open straight into cPanel.
Yes. You request cancellation from the service's own page in the portal. The window runs from the moment you ask, not to the end of the term you have paid for: the service stays reachable for 7 days so you can take your data off it, then it is powered off and hidden — restorable by support for another 14 days — and only then permanently deleted. Cancelling part-way through a term does not extend that window, and the exact dates are written onto the service and mailed to you once you confirm.