Virtual servers (VDS) running in Istanbul, with CPU cores reserved for you alone and guaranteed RAM. Full root access, Ubuntu 24.04 or Debian 12 and unlimited traffic; your resources are not shared with other customers.
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A VDS (virtual dedicated server) works on the same virtualization principle as a VPS, but the CPU cores are reserved for you alone and the RAM is guaranteed. Because other customers' load doesn't affect you at peak times, performance is more predictable. It suits always-on applications, databases and game servers. All VDS plans are set up automatically after payment; VDS Enterprise plans also include an IPv4 address of your own.
| Feature | VPS | VDS |
|---|---|---|
| CPU (vCPU) | Shared: split with the other virtual servers on the same physical server | Dedicated: the cores are reserved for you alone |
| RAM | The amount shown on the plan card | Guaranteed RAM |
| At peak times | Can be affected by other customers' CPU usage | Not affected by other customers' CPU load; performance is more predictable |
| Your own IPv4 | Not included on the plan cards | VDS Enterprise plans |
| Root access and traffic | Both: root access, unlimited traffic | Both: root access, unlimited traffic |
| Location | Istanbul, Turkey | Istanbul, Turkey |
| Starting at | $0.89 per month | $1.69 per month |
| Best for | Bots, experiments, learning Linux and small projects | Always-on applications, databases and game servers |
If your workload does not need much CPU power, the lower-priced VPS plans may be enough. For a scenario-by-scenario comparison, see our VPS vs VDS guide.
1–2 GB is usually enough for a bot, a small API or a lightweight web app. For a website that runs together with a database (WordPress, Laravel, etc.) or a few Docker containers, 4 GB is a more comfortable start; for large databases and memory-hungry game servers such as Minecraft, 8 GB or more.
For a single application, 1–2 cores are often enough. For services that handle many users at once, or jobs that keep the CPU busy such as compiling and video processing, choose a plan with more cores.
Leave room for the operating system, your application, your database and any backups you keep on the server; log files grow over time.
If you are going to publish a service that is reached directly from outside (a website, an API, a game server), choose one of the plans with an IPv4 address of your own: VDS Enterprise plans.
You can start with a small plan; when you need more, just open a support ticket and your resources are moved to a higher plan with your data kept intact.
Before you rent, see our What to check when renting a VDS checklist, and our VDS prices guide for what drives the price.
Our VDS servers run in Istanbul. If the people connecting to your server are in Turkey, having the server in Turkey as well means the data travels a shorter path; latency (ping) grows with distance.
Istanbul is geographically closer to Iran, Azerbaijan, Iraq and the Caucasus than data centers in Western Europe. That makes a Turkey VDS a sensible midpoint for projects that serve users both in Turkey and in these regions. Instead of guessing the latency, measure it from your own connection: run ping and traceroute with our Looking Glass tool and follow the steps in our Ping to a Turkish server from Iran and Russia guide.
On VDS plans the CPU cores are reserved for you alone and the RAM is guaranteed; at peak times the load of other customers on the same machine does not affect you. For a bot, a small script or a test environment, the lower-priced VPS plans may be enough.
We accept payments in USDT (TRC20). You do not need a credit card or a Turkish bank account, so ordering from abroad is easy too. Prices and invoices are in US dollars (USD). See our article Buying a server with crypto for a step-by-step walkthrough.
The smallest plan with a core reserved for you, for a small always-on application or bot.
More guaranteed RAM for a small database or a handful of services.
For mid-sized applications and databases.
For memory-hungry applications.
For services open to the outside (a website, an API, a game server) with an IPv4 address of your own.
For services open to the outside (a website, an API, a game server) with an IPv4 address of your own.
For demanding applications and large databases that need many cores and a lot of RAM.
For demanding applications and large databases that need many cores and a lot of RAM.
Affordable Linux virtual servers with shared CPU; for bots, experiments and small projects.
Game VDS plans with an IPv4 address of your own; for FiveM, CS2, Minecraft and Metin2 servers.
Servers delivered with n8n, OpenWebUI, AI Agent or Cloudron installed; for automation and AI.
A WireGuard or OpenVPN server with an IP address of your own, delivered ready to use.
Physical servers that are entirely yours; for high-traffic websites and heavy workloads.
A physical server with an NVIDIA graphics card for AI models and image processing.
Our VDS servers run in Istanbul, Turkey. Istanbul is geographically closer to users in Turkey and to nearby regions such as Iran, the Caucasus and the Middle East than data centers in Western Europe. You can measure the latency from your own connection with the Looking Glass tool.
No, we do not offer a free VDS or a free trial. VDS plans start at $1.69 per month. On your first purchase, if you ask within 3 days we refund what you paid with no questions asked; the details are on the Refund Policy page.
Yes. Because we take payments in USDT (TRC20), you do not need a Turkish bank account or a credit card. The site and the client panel are available in Turkish, English, Russian and Persian. For the steps, see our Buying a server with crypto guide.
These plans include an IPv4 address of your own: VDS Enterprise 1, VDS Enterprise 2, VDS Enterprise 3, VDS Enterprise 4. If you are going to publish a service that is reached from outside (a website, an API, a game server), choose one of these plans.
The main factors behind a VDS price are the number of vCPUs reserved for you, the amount of guaranteed RAM, the disk space and whether the plan includes an IPv4 address of your own. Our plans cost between $1.69 and $61.09 per month. If you pay quarterly or yearly, the total is lower than paying monthly for the same period. Traffic is unlimited, so you pay nothing extra for traffic. For details, see our VDS prices guide.
On VPS plans, CPU power is shared with other virtual servers on the same physical machine, which makes them more affordable. On VDS plans, CPU cores are dedicated to you and RAM is guaranteed, so performance is more predictable under heavy load. For a detailed comparison, see our article VPS vs VDS. VPS plans start at $0.89 per month and VDS plans at $1.69 per month.
A dedicated vCPU means the CPU cores listed on the plan card are reserved for your virtual server alone; other customers on the same physical server cannot use them. Guaranteed RAM means the plan's memory is set aside for your server. As a result, other customers' load does not affect your CPU and memory at peak times.
No. Traffic is unlimited on VDS plans: there is no monthly traffic quota, no speed throttling and no extra traffic charge. You can track your traffic usage in the client panel.
Yes. You get full root access on VPS and VDS servers. You can connect via SSH or reach your server from the browser using the web terminal in the client area. To learn more about SSH, read our article What is SSH?.
Our servers run Linux: Ubuntu 24.04 and Debian 12. We do not offer Windows servers. Since you have root access, you can install any software you like after setup.
Yes. From the service page in the client panel you can reinstall your server with one of the operating systems offered for your plan (Ubuntu 24.04 or Debian 12). A reinstall wipes the disk completely; the plan, IP address and limits stay the same and a new root password is generated. Back up your important data first.
Yes. Just open a support ticket and we'll move you to a higher plan with all your data intact.
For VPS, all VDS plans (including VDS Enterprise), game servers, VPN and web hosting plans, setup starts automatically as soon as your payment is confirmed; your service is usually ready within minutes. Dedicated, Mac and n8n / AI servers, as well as business email, WordPress, Node.js and reseller hosting plans are set up by our team after payment. In both cases your access details are sent to your client panel and email.
We currently accept cryptocurrency: USDT (TRC20). Bitcoin, credit card and bank transfer options are coming soon.
Our prices are in US dollars (USD). Your invoices and payments are also calculated in USD.
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