Upgrading a VPS or dedicated server at ASEOHosting is not a self-service button in the client area. To move up to a larger plan, more resources, or additional dedicated IPs, you need to contact the sales department, who arrange the change for you. This is deliberate: unlike a shared hosting plan, a VPS or dedicated box often involves resource re-provisioning, and in some cases a migration to different hardware, so the team confirms the target specification and timing with you before anything happens.
How to request the upgrade
Open a ticket or reach the sales team through the contact page and tell them:
- Your current plan and the hostname or main domain on the account
- The plan or resources you want to move to (CPU, RAM, disk, bandwidth, or extra IPs)
- Whether you need more dedicated IPs added as part of the upgrade
- Any maintenance window that suits you, if the change requires a reboot or migration
Sales will confirm the new specification, the price difference, and how the change is applied to your billing cycle before you approve it. Because pricing and proration depend on your current term, let them quote the exact figures rather than assuming a number.
Why VPS and dedicated upgrades are handled manually
A shared SEO hosting plan can usually be upgraded from within the billing portal in a few clicks. A VPS or dedicated server is different because the resources are yours alone. Depending on the change, an upgrade can be done in place by expanding the existing container, or it can involve provisioning a fresh server and migrating your sites across. The sales and technical teams decide which path applies and coordinate it so your sites stay online where possible.
Will my IPs or sites be affected?
An in-place upgrade normally keeps your existing dedicated IPs. A hardware migration can sometimes mean new IP allocations. This matters for SEO hosting because your value is in footprint control, keeping your network of sites on clean, separated addresses rather than sharing reputation with bad neighbours. A dedicated IP is not a ranking boost on its own; its worth is defensive. So if an upgrade will change any IPs, ask the team to spell that out in advance, and monitor your key sites afterwards. Google's own guidance on debugging search traffic drops is a sensible reference if you want to sanity-check performance around any move.
Related options
If you are still choosing a target tier, the dedicated SEO server page lists the plans the sales team can move you onto. For questions about billing cycles, invoices, and account changes generally, see the Billing and Account FAQ.
