Why Vinza · Lightweight

A ~103 MB core. Not hundreds

More RAM for your websites, not for the panel. Our numbers are measured on a real VPS with the method published — not a marketing claim.

The dashboard System Overview with live CPU, memory, disk and network metrics
~103 MB
Panel core, idle
1 GB
Enough on the smallest VPS
~0
CPU load when idle

Memory footprint vs other panels

Idle RAM — lower is better. Every megabyte the panel doesn't use goes back to your sites.

VinzaPanel core · measured
~103 MB
CloudPanel full stack · approx
≈ 400 MB
aaPanel full stack · approx
≈ 480 MB
CyberPanel full stack · approx
≈ 550 MB
Plesk full stack · approx
≈ 650 MB
cPanel full stack · approx
≈ 750 MB

VinzaPanel's bar is its core (ASGI + agent) measured on an Ubuntu 24.04 VPS (2 vCPU, 1.9 GB RAM). The others are typical community-reported full-stack idle figures, shown for context — not a like-for-like benchmark.

Why it matters

A light panel means lower cost and more room for your sites.

Cheaper VPS

Runs comfortably on a 1 GB instance — no RAM upgrade just for the panel.

Roomier sites

The memory the panel saves goes back to your apps and databases.

Measured numbers

Measured step by step on a real VPS, with specs and method you can reproduce.

An honest note: The ~103 MB figure is the VinzaPanel core (the ASGI process + agent) measured on an Ubuntu 24.04 VPS, 2 vCPU, 1.9 GB RAM. The other panels' figures (~400–700 MB) come from community reports for the whole stack and are not a like-for-like benchmark — we show them for context, not as a hard number.

Lean core, rich features

Heavy features are opt-in add-ons — the ~103 MB is the lean core they build on, not the ceiling of what the panel can do.

The Statistics plugin showing traffic analytics with status-code and browser charts
Full analytics when you want it. The Statistics plugin adds traffic, error and geo reporting — one of many add-ons that stay out of the core until you install them.

Lightweight you can measure.

Install it on a 1 GB VPS, check the numbers yourself, then decide.

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