Run Windows workloads with RDP, Administrator access and resources sized for your applications.
Compare CPU, RAM, SSD storage and bandwidth, then choose the Windows VPS resources that fit your workload.
Access your server remotely, install compatible software and manage Windows services in your own KVM environment.
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Snapshots / backupsRun the Windows tools your business depends on, with the freedom to configure services, schedule tasks and manage applications through Remote Desktop.
Give your applications their own KVM virtual environment, with the CPU, RAM and storage allocation shown in your chosen plan.
Sign in through RDP to install compatible applications, manage users and configure Windows services with Administrator access.
Connect your services using the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses included with your plan.
Keep your applications connected on a 1Gbps port, with a monthly transfer allowance matched to your plan.
Choose enough memory for Windows and your applications, connect through RDP after deployment, then configure your software and access controls.
Choose a Windows VPS tier by CPU, RAM, storage and monthly traffic, then scale when your remote applications or server workloads need more resources.
Run IIS websites, ASP.NET applications, APIs and Windows-based application services with administrator control.
Run compatible database servers and business applications within the CPU, RAM, storage and licensing limits of the selected VPS.
Use RDP for remote administration, business software and private Windows workspaces that need persistent server access.
Run Windows services, scheduled tasks and automation tools that need an always-on Windows Server environment.
Create Windows development, QA and staging environments with administrator access and isolated VPS resources.
Install compatible Windows server panels and management tools when the VPS resources and software requirements are sufficient.
Not sure which Windows VPS fits your software? Share its system requirements with our team for help choosing the right plan.
Windows VPS hosting provides RDP access, administrator control and dedicated virtual resources for Windows Server applications, remote workspaces, IIS websites and business software.
Choose Windows VPS when your application specifically requires Windows Server or Remote Desktop. For Linux workloads compare Linux VPS; for physical hardware and larger resource requirements compare dedicated servers.
Answers about Windows VPS control, networking and suitable workloads.
Yes. The Windows VPS line is designed around Remote Desktop access and administrator-controlled Windows workloads.
The listed Windows VPS plans use a 1Gbps port with monthly traffic allocations based on plan size.
The current listed Windows VPS plans include IPv4 and IPv6 addressing as shown in the plan specifications.
Choose Windows when your software requires Windows Server, RDP or Windows-specific application compatibility. Choose Linux for SSH and Linux-based server stacks.
Yes. Windows VPS services are intended to provide administrator-level control so you can manage compatible applications and Windows services.
Yes. You can run multiple compatible Windows services or applications as long as the selected VPS has sufficient CPU, RAM, storage and licensing for the workload.
Yes, when the application is lawful, compatible with the selected Windows Server environment and fits within the VPS CPU, RAM, storage and network resources.
Yes, subject to platform capacity and the available plan range. Contact support if you need more CPU, RAM, storage, traffic or IP resources.
These VPS plans are self-managed. You control the operating system, applications and security settings; our team helps with service and infrastructure questions.
Yes, subject to the available product options and provisioning platform. Contact support if you need more CPU, RAM, storage or a different server class.
Additional IP addresses may be available depending on stock, technical justification and the selected VPS platform. Ask support before ordering if multiple addresses are important to the deployment.
You can move to a larger VPS or dedicated server when your workload needs more consistent CPU, RAM, storage, bandwidth or physical isolation.
