Virtual Dedicated Server (VDS) | Superior Cloud Performance

More than a VPS. Less than the cost of dedicated.

Why choose VPSServer for your VPS rental

VPSServer.com's cloud VDS gives you dedicated CPU, RAM, and NVMe SSD storage on high-performance infrastructure, without the price tag of a physical dedicated server. You're not locked into anything. Pay monthly or hourly depending on what works best for you, and scale your resources as your workload grows. No contracts, no long-term commitments.

Reliability is built in. We back every cloud VDS with a 99.95% uptime SLA, hardware-level DDoS protection, and full isolation from other users on the node. Your users expect availability, and so do we.

When something does come up, our technical support team is available around the clock with real expertise, not scripted responses. And with full root access to your environment, you stay in control of your stack at every level.

Our VPS hosting options with 5TB traffic or 50Mbit/sec unmetered on all plans, tailored for various needs.

CHOOSE SERVER SPECS

Server Type

Starter (Type A) Standard (Type B) Enterprise (Type D)

Operating System

vCPU (Processors)

RAM (Memory)

NVMe SSD Storage

Estimated price

Monthly Plan: $4 /mo

Hourly Plan: $0.005 /hr

Prices include: Traffic 1-5TB/month * Single Public IP
Not include Managed services, add-ons and licenses
Additional traffic is only $0.01 per GB
Hourly servers are billed per minute

For more configurations and customizations please contact our experts here

Flexible billing system

You don’t need to sign a contract. Pay monthly or hourly for your cloud server, depending on what works best for you.

Global data centers

Deploy your cloud VDS close to your users with data center locations across the US, Europe, Asia, and beyond.

DDoS protection

Hardware-level isolation keeps your environment completely separate from other users, and shields your servers and data.

NVMe SSD storage

Every cloud VDS plan runs on NVMe SSD storage, delivering significantly faster read and write speeds.

24/7 tech support

Running a server means problems don't wait for business hours. Our 24/7 support team is ready to help whenever you need it, with real technical expertise.

99.95% uptime

Your users expect availability. We back our infrastructure with a 99.95% uptime SLA so you can run your workloads without interruption.

Full root access

You get the highest level of administrative control so you can perform a wide range of tasks, from system configuration to managing SSH access.

Backups and monitoring

Keep your data protected with automated backups and real-time monitoring. Your private cloud servers stays observable around the clock.

What makes a VDS different from a VPS?

With a standard VPS, physical resources are pooled across multiple virtual servers. That works fine for low-to-moderate workloads, but under heavy load, resource contention can affect performance.

A VDS changes that. Each instance gets a dedicated slice of the underlying hardware, isolated at the hardware level using KVM virtualization. No other tenant can consume your CPU cycles or memory, regardless of what's happening on the host node. The result is consistent, predictable performance that behaves the same at 2 AM as it does at peak traffic.

What is a VDS?

A Virtual Dedicated Server is a cloud server with resources that are reserved exclusively for you. Where a VPS pools physical resources across multiple virtual machines, a VDS allocates a fixed portion of the underlying hardware to your instance and keeps it separate from everyone else on the node. The result is more predictable performance, particularly under heavy or sustained load.

Is a VDS the same as a dedicated server?

Not exactly. A VDS runs on virtualized hardware, which means the underlying physical machine may host a small number of other VDS instances. The difference is that your resources are dedicated and isolated, not shared. A fully dedicated server gives you an entire physical machine to yourself. VDS sits between the two in cost and performance.

Can I upgrade my VDS resources?

Yes. Cloud VDS plans are designed to scale. You can adjust CPU, RAM, and storage as your workload grows. Specific upgrade paths and whether they require a reboot or migration should be confirmed with support.

Which operating systems are supported for a virtual dedicated server?

http://VPSServer.com supports a range of Linux distributions and multiple Windows Server versions. A current list of supported OS options is available on the FAQ page.

Who is a Cloud VDS for?

A Cloud VDS is the right fit when shared resources are no longer acceptable but a full dedicated server is more than you need.

Common use cases include:

High-traffic web applications that need guaranteed CPU headroom and can't afford latency spikes.
Database servers where consistent I/O and memory access directly affect query performance and application reliability.
Large e-commerce platforms where uptime, speed, and data isolation affect revenue and customer trust.
Video and audio streaming workloads that demand sustained throughput rather than bursting.
Compliance-sensitive environments where resource isolation is a requirement, not a preference.

What's included in the free trial?

We offer a 30-day free trial with up to $100 in service credits. During this period, you can deploy a free VPS server on our cloud platform, choose your preferred operating system, and select one of our 20+ global data center locations.

If you select monthly billing and don't cancel during the trial, billing works as follows: Starting your trial on July 20 means your server runs free until August 20. Your first invoice arrives after September 1 and covers two charges: the prorated period from August 20-31 plus the full month of September.

In which locations can I set up my server?

VPSserver.com maintains over 20 globally distributed data centers. In the USA, you can choose a server in Atlanta, Georgia; Chicago, Illinois; Dallas, Texas; Los Angeles, California; New York, New York; Miami, Florida; Silicon Valley, California; or Seattle, Washington.