Windows, the leading OS. It’s familiar, easy-to-use, and powerful enough to handle demanding workloads. Choosing a Windows VPS hosting solution gives you seamless compatibility, Microsoft technology support, secure remote access with an RDP, and dependable performance, with a friendly, intuitive interface.
Run your Windows VPS on the latest models of Intel Xeon Gold/Ice Lake processors, 2.7GHz+ with reliable 99.95% uptime.
Our technical support specialists are available 24/7 so you get help when you need it.
Our flexible monthly and hourly pricing models help keep your costs under control.
Set up and manage your firewall and rules quickly and easily using the control panel.
We provide comprehensive backup, replication, and failover capabilities for your Windows VPS.
At VPSServer, our extensive network of global data centers gives you the lowest latency for Windows VPS hosting. Our global infrastructure spans strategic locations across North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, enabling businesses to deploy Windows VPS servers precisely where their users are.
Whether you're running Windows-based web applications, development environments, or enterprise software, our distributed data center approach guarantees that your virtual server operates with maximum efficiency, security, and geographical flexibility.
Unlock the power of our Windows virtual private servers (VPS)
A Windows-based VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a virtualized computing environment that runs on the Windows operating system. It provides dedicated resources and functionality similar to a standalone Windows server while operating within a shared physical infrastructure.
No, a Windows VPS and RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) are not the same product.
Windows VPS servers refers to a virtualized server environment running on the Windows operating system, providing dedicated resources and functionality similar to a standalone server within a virtualized environment.
RDP, on the other hand, is a protocol developed by Microsoft that allows users to remotely access and control a Windows-based computer or server over a network connection. RDP enables users to access the graphical user interface (GUI) of a remote Windows machine and interact with it as if they were physically present at that machine, providing remote desktop access. RDP can be used to connect to a Windows VPS or any other Windows-based machine that has RDP enabled.
With benefits like greater user control over the hosting environment, better security, enhanced scalability, increased performance, and improved reliability, it’s no wonder that a Windows VPS is a popular choice.
Here are several benefits you get with Windows VPS hosting:
We understand that your hosting needs may change over time. As a result, we offer the flexibility to upgrade or downgrade your VPS plan whenever required.
You can change your server resources (CPU, RAM, and storage) easily using our control panel without any downtime or losing data. Our team is constantly available to assist you, 24/7. They can assist you in choosing the best plan for your needs.
VPSserver.com maintains over 20 globally distributed data centers, strategically located across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and the Asia-Pacific region. See our updated list of locations.
We provide full administrator access to your instance, which allows you to manage your server and install custom software as needed. Use an RDP to connect to your server and do tasks like changing settings, handling files, and installing apps.
Our control panel is easy to use. It has tools for managing your server. These tools include restarting, backing up, and monitoring resources. They keep your server running smoothly.
You can easily host databases on a virtual server using several popular databases, including SQL Server, MySQL, and many others.
Yes, a Windows VPS server can be a suitable option for hosting e-commerce websites, especially if your platform or required software relies on Windows technologies.
A Windows server is suitable for game hosting. And of course, Windows servers are essential for hosting games that rely on Windows-specific dependencies. However, Linux is often preferred for game servers due to its efficiency.
Most users can easily manage their servers without knowing complex technical details. However, managing servers with some advanced configurations may require familiarity with Windows server technologies.