What is a VPS?

A Virtual Private Server (VPS) is like renting a powerful computer that lives in a data center somewhere in the world. Imagine you’re using a computer that isn’t in your home—it’s hosted online and accessible through your internet connection. Think of it as having your own private workspace on the internet.

Why Use a VPS?

How Does a VPS Work?

A VPS is essentially a portion of a larger, physical server that has been divided into multiple "mini-computers." Each one operates independently, so you get your own secure environment. You control this virtual computer, just like you control your laptop or desktop.

Using a VPS with UltraScrapper

  1. Install UltraScrapper on the VPS:

    Think of the VPS as a machine dedicated to running UltraScrapper. You log into this machine remotely, install UltraScrapper, and let it run without worrying about your own computer slowing down.

  2. Stay Online 24/7:

    Your VPS is always connected to the internet, so UltraScrapper can run continuously, even if you turn off your personal computer. This maximizes the number of profiles you can browse daily.

Setting Up a VPS

  1. Choose a VPS Provider:

    Some good options include Contabo, Vultr, and DigitalOcean. These companies rent out VPSs at affordable rates.

  2. Select a Plan:

  3. Access Your VPS:

  4. Install UltraScrapper:

    Download and install UltraScrapper on the VPS, just like you would on your home computer.