RemarkableCloud

Managed MongoDB VPS hosting

MongoDB, live in minutes.
On a server that is yours alone.

Document database for modern apps, with authentication configured correctly from the start.

  • 500% SLA
  • 30-day money-back
  • Free Daily Snapshots
  • Firewall & IDS

What it is

MongoDB is the document database: JSON-shaped data, flexible schemas, and horizontal-scale ergonomics, the default persistence layer for a decade of Node and mobile backends.

Minimum RAM

2 GB

Fits on SC-2GB; SC-4GB is the comfortable pick with room to stack.

What we install

The playbook deploys the current MongoDB Community Server from the official repository with authentication enabled from the start, bound to localhost by default, WiredTiger cache sized to the plan, and scheduled mongodump beside the block-level backups.

Every plan includes

Instant hostname with TLS, database created and wired, daily snapshots, firewall and IDS. Add Fully Managed anytime and our engineers run the whole server for you.

Pick your server

Choose a plan for MongoDB.

MongoDB needs at least 2 GB of RAM. Every plan is your own private VPS, and the same server runs as many apps as fit.

SC-2GB

$8 /mo
  • 1 vCPU
  • 2 GB RAM
  • 50 GB NVMe
  • 5 TB transfer
  • Full Root Access
  • Non-Oversold Cores
  • 100% NVMe Storage
  • Network Firewall/IDS
  • Free Daily Snapshots
  • DDoS-Protected Network
  • Dual Backups (Optional)
  • Fully Managed (Optional)
Order SC-2GB

30-day money-back

SC-4GB

$16 /mo
  • 2 vCPU
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 100 GB NVMe
  • 10 TB transfer
  • Full Root Access
  • Non-Oversold Cores
  • 100% NVMe Storage
  • Network Firewall/IDS
  • Free Daily Snapshots
  • DDoS-Protected Network
  • Dual Backups (Optional)
  • Fully Managed (Optional)
Order SC-4GB

30-day money-back

SC-6GB

$24 /mo
  • 3 vCPU
  • 6 GB RAM
  • 150 GB NVMe
  • 15 TB transfer
  • Full Root Access
  • Non-Oversold Cores
  • 100% NVMe Storage
  • Network Firewall/IDS
  • Free Daily Snapshots
  • DDoS-Protected Network
  • Dual Backups (Optional)
  • Fully Managed (Optional)
Order SC-6GB

30-day money-back

SC-8GB

$32 /mo
  • 4 vCPU
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 200 GB NVMe
  • 20 TB transfer
  • Full Root Access
  • Non-Oversold Cores
  • 100% NVMe Storage
  • Network Firewall/IDS
  • Free Daily Snapshots
  • DDoS-Protected Network
  • Dual Backups (Optional)
  • Fully Managed (Optional)
Order SC-8GB

30-day money-back

MongoDB installs itself on first boot with TLS, a hostname, and its database wired. Management and Dual Backups are optional addons in the cart.

Why here

Why run MongoDB on RemarkableCloud.

Your own private VPS

Not a container on a shared box. A real virtual server with dedicated resources and your own IP, and nobody else on it.

Stack apps, one price

Add as many apps as fit on your server from the client area, in one click each. No per-app charge, ever.

A 500% SLA that pays

1 hour down = 5 hours credited back, automatically, from the first minute. While others credit after thresholds, we credit from minute one.

Non-oversold hardware

Enterprise dedicated infrastructure, 100% NVMe, resources never sold twice. Your MongoDB performs the same on the worst day as the best.

Humans since 2001

Real engineers answer, at any hour. Twenty-five years of running production servers, and no chatbot wall between you and them.

Free migration, done by us

Moving an existing MongoDB site? We migrate it, verify it, and hand it back running, at no cost. Your old host stays live until you approve.

Built for

What people run on a MongoDB VPS here.

Document-model applications

Node and Python apps that think in JSON store it natively, without Atlas pricing tiers.

Event and log data

Flexible schemas absorb evolving payloads; TTL indexes expire old data automatically.

Prototypes that ship

Start schemaless, ship fast, harden with validation later, all on the same server.

Leaving Atlas bills behind

The same MongoDB Community engine, flat server pricing, your data on your disk.

The details

MongoDB here, in plain words.

What does managed MongoDB hosting include?

A secured, correctly sized Mongo with real backups and watched monitoring at flat server pricing. Notably: authentication on and internet exposure off by default, which is the configuration that keeps databases out of the news.

How does this compare to Atlas?

Atlas is excellent and priced like it, per cluster, per storage, per transfer. A single-node Mongo on a managed server covers the vast majority of applications at a flat price, with the application allowed to live on the same machine, one hop from its data.

Is single-node MongoDB production-safe?

With honest expectations, yes: daily snapshots plus dual offsite backups plus dumps protect the data, and monitoring protects the service. What a single node does not give you is zero-downtime failover; if you need a replica set, that is a conversation we can actually have.

Can Mongo share the server with the app?

That is the recommended shape: API and database on one managed server, localhost latency, one bill. Add Redis for caching and Uptime Kuma for monitoring from the same catalog at $0.

Everything around MongoDB, in one honest list.

Everything unmarked ships with every plan. The starred items are optional paid addons, priced plainly, added in the cart or anytime later.

Daily snapshots (kept 24h, plus on-demand)
Free SSL certificates
Instant hostname, your domain one wizard away
DDoS protection
Firewall fed by live threat data
Intrusion detection (IDS)
Centralized log analysis
Root SSH access
Free migration, done by us
Uptime monitoring, public status
500% SLA, automatic credits
30-day money-back guarantee
24/7 human support
Proactive monitoring, 24/7 *
Scheduled security patching *
OS updates and hardening *
Server optimization and tuning *
Outbound mail relay (MailChannels) *
Inbound antispam filtering *
Dual offsite backups (PBS + S3) *
Weekly backup verification *
Human-assisted restores *

* Optional paid addon: part of Fully Managed or Dual Backups. One price per plan, addons priced plainly, no surprise renewals.

Stack it

MongoDB runs well with.

Same server, no extra bill. These are the companions our team installs next to MongoDB most often.

Redis

+1 GB

In-memory cache and queue. The cheapest speed upgrade most stacks never install. Pairs with everything.

Uptime Kuma

+1 GB

The self-hosted uptime monitor everyone loves. Watch your sites from your own server.

How it works

Seven systems working so you do not.

Every managed server runs the same stack underneath. Pick a system to see what it actually does.

Issues end before you hear about them.

Every minute, we check more than 200 parameters of your server and its services: web server, database, mail, disk, memory, and the network path to it. The moment anything drifts out of range, our support staff is alerted, investigates, and fixes it.

This is internal monitoring, deeper than any public uptime check: it watches the inside of your server, not just whether it answers. Most incidents are found and fixed by our staff before anyone outside ever notices them.

  • 200+ parameters checked every minute
  • Alerts reach engineers, not ticket queues
  • Inside-the-server checks, not just ping
  • Humans respond in minutes, any hour
Your VPS web db mail disk + 200 more parameters every minute out of range Staff alerted investigates and fixes it fixed, often before you notice

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Frequently asked questions

How much RAM does MongoDB need?

2 GB is the practical floor; WiredTiger wants real cache. Large working sets scale up from there, and the sizing calculator counts it with your app.

Which version do you install?

The current Community Server GA from MongoDB's own repository, updated as part of management with snapshots before version steps.

Is my Mongo exposed to the internet?

Not unless you ask: localhost binding and mandatory auth are the default, and remote access is opened per-address through the managed firewall with TLS.

Is authentication enabled by default?

Yes. The install ships with access control on and a generated admin user, bound privately. The public internet never sees an open MongoDB here.

Does it need a lot of RAM?

WiredTiger likes memory for its cache. 2 GB runs real workloads; growing datasets are a resize away, no migration involved.

Is this MongoDB on a VPS or on shared hosting?

A VPS. MongoDB runs on your own private virtual server with dedicated, non-oversold resources and its own IP. You get real isolation and performance, with the setup, TLS and hardening handled for you.

Can I run other apps on the same server?

Yes. Add any other catalog app to this server from your client area, one click each, no per-app charge. How much fits is a question of RAM, and resizing is minutes.

Can you help me move my existing data over?

Yes, migration help is free. Open a ticket with access to the current setup and we move it, verify it, and hand it back running. Nothing switches until you approve.

Can I upgrade or downgrade the plan later?

Anytime. Plans resize from the client area in minutes, annual billing keeps its flat 17% discount at every size, and there is never a fee to change tiers.

Sizing an app stack? The VPS sizing calculator recommends a plan from your apps and traffic, with the math shown.

Your server runs. You sleep.

Fully managed hosting from people who have been doing this since 2001.