A Windows Server
Built Around Your Software
Some applications simply need Windows — .NET apps, MSSQL databases, and legacy business software. A Windows VPS gives you a private virtual server running the real Windows Server operating system your application needs, with RDP access and full admin control.
Why Choose Windows for Your VPS
The choice comes down to software requirements, not preference. A Windows VPS is the right fit when your organization needs ASP.NET applications, Microsoft SQL Server, Remote Desktop access, or any Windows-licensed software that won't run cleanly on Linux.
What Comes With Every Windows VPS
Choosing Your Windows Server Version
Match the edition to your application. All editions run on the same SSD infrastructure with full admin access.
| Version | Best For | Support Status |
|---|---|---|
| Windows Server 2019 VPS | Established applications, legacy compatibility | Fully supported, stable |
| Windows Server 2022 VPS | New deployments, latest security features | Fully supported, actively updated |
| Windows 10 VPS | Remote desktop workflows, individual app testing | Lighter, single-user use cases |
Windows VPS Hosting Plans
Right-size your server to your application. Every plan includes RDP, full admin rights and Windows licensing.
| Plan | RAM | Storage | CPU Cores | Best For | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows VPS Starter | 4 GB | 60 GB SSD | 2 vCores | Small business apps, testing | Get Started |
| Windows VPS Business | 8 GB | 120 GB SSD | 4 vCores | MSSQL databases, ASP.NET apps | Get Started |
| Windows VPS Pro | 16 GB | 240 GB SSD | 6 vCores | High-traffic applications | Get Started |
| Windows VPS Enterprise | 32 GB | 480 GB SSD | 8 vCores | Large-scale, resource-heavy workloads | Get Started |
Need custom sizing? Contact our team and we'll spec a Windows VPS around your workload.
Who Needs Windows VPS Hosting?
Windows VPS hosting is built for organizations running MSSQL applications, managing .NET websites, or relying on proprietary Windows-only accounting or ERP software. If your stack depends on the Microsoft ecosystem, this is the environment that runs it without compatibility layers.
