Tier III Brussels data center · KVM

Belgium VPS Hosting

Deploy a KVM virtual server in Brussels, between Amsterdam, Paris, Frankfurt and London. NVMe plans start at $19.99 a month with unlimited traffic on a 1 Gbps port, Linux on every plan, Windows from the 4 GB tier, and full root access from the first login.

  • Tier III Brussels Data Center
  • Premium KVM Virtualization
  • NVMe and SSD Storage
  • Unlimited Bandwidth on DC I
  • Full Root Access
  • Linux Distributions Ready
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Spotlight

Spotlight: BE DC I NVMe Range in Brussels

The strongest part of the Belgium offer is BE DC I in Brussels, with ten plans that all combine NVMe storage, ECC memory, a 1 Gbps port and unlimited bandwidth. Prices start at $19.99 for 2 vCores and 2 GB, and Windows becomes available from the 4 GB plan at $35.99 at no extra cost over Linux. At the top, 24 vCores, 32 GB ECC and 410 GB NVMe cost $286.99 a month. Because traffic is unlimited, a busy Benelux webshop or media site never has to watch a bandwidth meter.

Belgium
  • Ten NVMe plans in Brussels
  • Unlimited bandwidth on 1 Gbps
  • Windows from $35.99 a month
  • Up to 24 vCores and 32 GB
Plans & pricing

Smartly Crafted VPS Plans in Belgium

Different projects need different resources, so the Brussels range is split into two clear families. BE DC I is the NVMe line: ECC memory, unlimited bandwidth and a 1 Gbps port, from a 2-core Linux starter at $19.99 to a 24-core, 32 GB machine at $286.99. BE DC II is a compact SSD line with a 1 Gbps port and a fixed monthly traffic allowance between 1,500 GB and 4,000 GB, aimed at Linux users who want small, predictable instances. Start where your project is today and move up as it grows.

Belgium plans BE DC I · Brussels
CPU Cores RAM Storage Bandwidth Port OS Price Order
vCore x2 2 GB ECC 40 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux $19.99 / Month Order Now
vCore x2 4 GB ECC 60 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $35.99 / Month Order Now
vCore x4 6 GB ECC 70 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $52.99 / Month Order Now
vCore x4 8 GB ECC 90 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $71.99 / Month Order Now
vCore x6 10 GB ECC 100 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $96.99 / Month Order Now
vCore x8 12 GB ECC 150 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $134.99 / Month Order Now
vCore x10 14 GB ECC 170 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $163.99 / Month Order Now
vCore x16 16 GB ECC 210 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $194.99 / Month Order Now
vCore x20 24 GB ECC 310 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $242.99 / Month Order Now
vCore x24 32 GB ECC 410 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $286.99 / Month Order Now

Premium KVM virtualization with NVMe, unlimited bandwidth and a fast internet connection, available at a fraction of the usual cost.

Available add-ons

  • Additional Bandwidth
  • Management
  • cPanel / WHM Licenses
  • Plesk Obsidian
Who it is for

Who Gets the Most from Belgium VPS Hosting

Belgian SMEs and shops

They need fast sites for customers in Flanders, Wallonia and Brussels.

NVMe plans in Brussels with unlimited traffic serve all three regions from one place.

Benelux-focused web agencies

They want one server to host many client sites under a control panel.

cPanel/WHM and Plesk Obsidian licenses can be added to any plan at checkout.

Organizations near EU institutions

They want hosting located in Brussels for audiences in the EU quarter and member states.

Brussels data centers with optional management let small teams skip server administration.

Brussels VPS Servers at the Center of Western Europe

Belgium is one of the most practical places in Europe to run a server. The country has dependable power, dense fiber, and strict European data privacy rules, and it sits within a few hundred kilometers of the Netherlands, Germany, France, Luxembourg and the UK. That short distance to several major internet exchange regions is exactly why a Belgian virtual private server suits projects that need low-latency connections to more than one country at once.

Our Belgian nodes run inside a Tier III data center in Brussels. The facility provides high-speed connectivity, a redundant power supply and round-the-clock security monitoring, so the physical layer under your instance is engineered for continuity rather than improvised. Inside that building, every VPS is carved out of modern hardware with its own allocation of cores, ECC memory and fast storage.

Virtualization is handled by KVM, the kernel-based hypervisor built into Linux. KVM gives you a complete virtual machine with its own kernel, so you control the operating system, the network stack and the resources assigned to your server. For many teams that is the sweet spot: the administrative freedom of a dedicated machine without the monthly bill of renting an entire box.

Linux is the backbone of the range. It is free, open source, stable and secure, and every Belgium VPS package ships ready to run popular distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian and CentOS-compatible systems. If your stack is built on Microsoft technology, Windows is available on the Brussels NVMe line from the 2-core, 4 GB plan upward at the same monthly price as Linux.

What Makes Brussels a Strong VPS Location

Brussels is the administrative capital of the European Union and home to NATO headquarters, hundreds of trade associations, law firms, lobbying offices and international media bureaus. That concentration of institutions means the city is built around reliable communications. For a hosting customer, it translates into a mature data-center market and a location that European clients instantly recognize as trustworthy.

Geography does the rest. Brussels is roughly two hours by train from Paris, Amsterdam and Cologne, and under two hours from London through the Channel Tunnel. Network distances are similarly short. A server here reaches users in the Benelux, northern France and western Germany with very small round-trip times, which is why the original description of this location stresses access to several internet exchanges and low-latency connections.

Belgium is also a multilingual market. Dutch is spoken in Flanders, French in Wallonia and Brussels, and German in a small eastern community. Projects that publish in more than one of those languages, such as regional news sites, public-sector suppliers, translation platforms or e-commerce shops shipping across the Benelux, benefit from one central server that serves every language group at the same speed.

Finally, hosting inside the European Union keeps your data under GDPR-aligned rules by default. For agencies working with Belgian or EU clients, being able to say that the production server physically sits in Brussels removes a common objection during procurement and makes privacy reviews simpler.

BE DC I Brussels NVMe Plans in Detail

The BE DC I group is the main Belgian line and the one most customers choose. Every plan combines KVM, ECC RAM, NVMe storage, unlimited bandwidth and a 1 Gbps port. The pricing ladder is deliberately gradual, so you can match a server to your real workload instead of overbuying.

At the bottom, 2 vCores, 2 GB ECC and 40 GB NVMe cost $19.99 a month. This instance is Linux only and suits a personal site, a WireGuard endpoint, a monitoring probe, a staging copy of a client project or a small API. The next step, 2 vCores with 4 GB and 60 GB for $35.99, adds the Windows option and gives enough memory for a WordPress store or a single RDP desktop.

The 4-core plans with 6 GB and 8 GB of RAM ($52.99 and $71.99) are the workhorses for agencies and growing shops. Moving up, 6 cores with 10 GB at $96.99 and 8 cores with 12 GB at $134.99 handle several production sites behind a control panel, Docker hosts with a handful of services, or a self-hosted Git and CI setup.

For heavy projects, 10, 16, 20 and 24 vCore machines bring 14 GB to 32 GB of memory and 170 GB to 410 GB of NVMe. The flagship 24-core, 32 GB plan at $286.99 a month is a good fit for analytics pipelines, busy marketplaces, multi-tenant SaaS back ends and larger Windows application servers.

BE DC II Brussels SSD Instances with Fixed Traffic

The second Brussels tab is built differently. BE DC II plans use SSD storage, a 1 Gbps port and a monthly transfer allowance instead of unlimited traffic. All six configurations run Linux, which keeps the platform lean and the pricing simple for developers who do not need Windows.

The entry configuration is 1 core, 1 GB RAM and 30 GB SSD with 1,500 GB of monthly traffic for $23.99. The 2-core, 2 GB, 40 GB plan at $35.99 raises the allowance to 2,000 GB. Then the range branches: one plan gives 4 cores with 2 GB and a small 20 GB disk for $49.99, ideal for CPU-bound jobs such as build agents, compression tasks or bots that compute more than they store. Another keeps 2 cores and 2 GB but expands the disk to 80 GB for $58.99, better for file-heavy sites.

Higher up, 3 cores, 3 GB and 60 GB cost $73.99 with 2,500 GB of traffic, and the largest DC II instance gives 4 cores, 4 GB and 80 GB with 4,000 GB of monthly transfer for $86.99.

Those traffic figures match the original description of this location, which promised roughly 1,500 GB to 4,000 GB of bandwidth on these plans. If your project regularly moves more data than that, choose a BE DC I plan with unlimited bandwidth, or add the Additional Bandwidth option to a DC II server.

KVM Isolation and Root Access in Belgium

Every Belgian instance is a full KVM virtual machine. Unlike container-based platforms, KVM gives each server its own kernel, so you can load modules, tune sysctl values, run your own firewall chains and install any distribution supported by the platform. Your files, processes and memory are separated from other customers on the same host, which is the main security advantage of a VPS over shared hosting.

Root access means exactly what it says. The root account, often called the superuser, can read and modify any file, install or remove any package, and change any service configuration. It is the Linux equivalent of running a program as Administrator on Windows. You will not hit artificial limits on PHP versions, cron schedules, background processes or open ports.

On the Windows-capable BE DC I plans, the same principle applies through RDP. Remote Desktop Protocol lets you connect from a laptop at home to a Windows desktop running in Brussels, open files, run accounting or trading software and keep sessions alive while you are offline. Many Belgian freelancers and small offices use this to replace an always-on office PC.

With that freedom comes responsibility. Keep your system updated, use SSH keys, close unused ports and take your own backups of critical data. Our team keeps the platform firewall and host software current, but the configuration inside your virtual machine is yours to run.

Latency from Brussels to the Benelux and Beyond

Distance shapes latency more than anything else, and Brussels is close to a large share of Western Europe's population. Visitors in Antwerp, Ghent, Liège and Charleroi reach a Brussels VPS almost instantly. The Netherlands, Luxembourg, northern France and the Rhine-Ruhr area of Germany are only a short network hop away, and London is typically only a little further.

That makes Belgium a smart choice for a single server that needs to serve several neighboring markets with equal quality. A Dutch-French bilingual shop, a logistics portal used by forwarders around the port of Antwerp, or a SaaS tool sold to Benelux accountants can all run from one Brussels node without favoring one country over another.

If your traffic is concentrated in one specific neighbor, compare options before you order. Our Netherlands VPS sits closer to Amsterdam, Luxembourg VPS plans serve the Grand Duchy's finance sector, and a France VPS suits audiences centered on Paris. Some customers run two of these together and route users to the nearest node.

Pages that load quickly also rank better. Search engines treat slow responses as a quality signal, so cutting the distance between your server and your visitors helps both conversion and visibility. Run a ping or traceroute from your main audience to a test IP before committing, and ask support if you need one.

Who Should Buy a Belgium Based VPS Server

A Belgian VPS is the right move when you have outgrown shared hosting but do not want to pay for a whole physical server. Shared plans pack many sites onto one machine, so a neighbor's traffic spike can slow you down. A VPS gives you dedicated allocations of CPU, RAM and storage, plus the right to configure the server as you wish, without the cost of renting a dedicated box.

Typical Brussels customers include web agencies hosting client sites for EU organizations, consultancies that want their data inside the Union, e-commerce shops selling across the Benelux, developers building APIs for European apps, and remote workers who need a stable Windows desktop in Belgium. Linux users get a free, mature platform; Windows users get RDP on the NVMe line.

The country's economy also creates specialist demand. The port of Antwerp is one of Europe's largest, Belgian pharmaceutical and chemical companies run large research operations, and Brussels hosts countless associations and NGOs. All of them rely on portals, document systems, booking tools and intranets that run well on a local virtual server.

If you are unsure which plan to pick, start with a mid-range BE DC I configuration and watch your resource graphs for a few weeks. Upgrading later is simple, and it is cheaper than paying for capacity you do not use.

Comparing a Belgian VPS with Cloud Hosting

People often ask how a Belgium VPS differs from cloud hosting. A VPS is one virtual machine with fixed resources on a single physical host. You get a known number of cores, a known amount of memory and a known disk, billed at a flat monthly price. Cloud setups usually spread an application across several servers, with load balancers and replicated storage, so the service stays available even if one node fails.

Both models have their place. For a website, a business application, a VPN gateway or a development environment, a single Brussels VPS is simpler to manage, easier to budget and usually much cheaper. You know exactly where your data lives, and you can reason about performance without guessing how a provider is sharing resources behind the scenes.

Cloud-style architecture makes sense when downtime is unacceptable or when traffic swings wildly from hour to hour. Even then, many teams build it from several VPS instances: two Belgian servers behind a load balancer, or a Brussels node paired with one in a neighboring country. Our cloud hosting page explains the options if you want to go that route.

Compared with shared hosting, a VPS sits between the two extremes. It combines dedicated-style control with shared-style affordability, which is why it has become the default upgrade path for small businesses that want a serious online presence.

Activation Times and Support for Brussels VMs

After your order is approved, activation and login details usually arrive in less than an hour. Our maximum commitment is 24 hours, which covers manual checks and the occasional busy period. You receive the server IP, the root password or Windows Administrator credentials, and access to your client area for future requests.

Belgium runs on Central European Time, UTC+1 in winter and UTC+2 in summer. If you serve Belgian users, the quietest window for maintenance is usually the early hours of the morning in Brussels, after the evening traffic peak and before the working day begins.

Support is handled through tickets by people who understand servers. Ask for a hard reboot, an OS reinstall, help with a network setting or advice on which plan to move to next, and quote your service ID so the team can find your instance immediately. We aim to respond quickly and keep the conversation practical.

There is currently no promotion on this location, so the prices shown in the Brussels tables are the standard monthly rates. If you are hunting for a bargain, check the VPS offers page to see which locations are discounted right now, then compare those against the Belgian plans.

Use cases

Common Projects on a Brussels VPS

A Belgian server sits between the French- and Dutch-speaking markets and close to the EU institutions. These are the jobs customers most often give it.

  • Multilingual

    Bilingual Belgian Websites

    Belgian companies usually publish in both French and Dutch, and often add German or English versions too. A multilingual WordPress or Drupal site with separate language trees runs well on the 4-vCore, 6 GB NVMe plan in BE DC I at $52.99 a month, serving Flanders and Wallonia from the same Brussels machine.

  • Associations

    EU Affairs and NGO Portals

    Consultancies, trade associations and NGOs working around the EU quarter in Brussels publish policy papers, member areas and event registrations. Hosting in Brussels keeps those portals close to their main audience, and adding Management at checkout lets a small team hand routine updates and patching to us.

  • E-commerce

    Benelux Webshops

    Online stores selling to shoppers in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg want fast checkout across all three countries. The 4-vCore, 8 GB ECC plan in BE DC I at $71.99 a month gives a WooCommerce, PrestaShop or Magento shop NVMe storage and unlimited traffic for busy periods like Black Friday and the Sinterklaas season.

  • Agencies

    Agency Hosting with Plesk

    Web agencies in Antwerp, Ghent or Liège that manage dozens of small client sites can turn a Brussels VPS into their own reseller platform. Add a Plesk Obsidian or cPanel/WHM license at checkout, then separate each client into its own account on a 6-vCore, 10 GB plan at $96.99 a month.

  • Utilities

    Lightweight Linux Services

    Mail relays, monitoring probes, VPN gateways and small APIs rarely need much power but benefit from a Belgian IP. The BE DC II Linux range starts at $23.99 a month with 1 core, 1 GB RAM, 30 GB SSD and 1,500 GB of monthly transfer on a 1 Gbps port.

  • Remote desktop

    Windows Servers for Brussels Firms

    Accounting offices, law firms and logistics companies in Belgium often depend on Windows software accessed through RDP. Every BE DC I plan from 2 vCores and 4 GB ECC upward supports Windows, starting at $35.99 a month, so a small office can move its line-of-business app to a server in Brussels.

Before you order

Points to Confirm Before Buying a Belgian VPS

Go through these questions so you choose the right Brussels data center and extras.

  • Choose BE DC I for NVMe and unlimited traffic, or BE DC II for basic Linux SSD.
  • If you need Windows, pick a BE DC I plan with 4 GB RAM or more.
  • Check BE DC II monthly transfer caps and add bandwidth at checkout if needed.
  • Decide whether you want cPanel/WHM or Plesk Obsidian before your server is built.
  • Add Management if no one on your team will handle updates and security.
  • Expect login details within an hour in most cases, and 24 hours at most.
Flanders and WalloniaNetherlandsLuxembourgNorthern FranceWestern GermanyBelgium
Network reach

Reach from Brussels Across Western Europe

Both data centers on this page are in Brussels, which puts your server within a short distance of Belgium's main cities and its neighbors. Antwerp, Ghent and Liège are reached over short domestic routes, and the Netherlands, Luxembourg and northern France are only a short hop beyond. Germany's Rhineland and the London area are also close enough for responsive sites. Every plan has a 1 Gbps port, and BE DC I adds unlimited bandwidth, so a Brussels VPS can serve a Benelux-wide audience comfortably.

  • Flanders and WalloniaShort domestic routes from Brussels
  • NetherlandsShort hop to Rotterdam and Amsterdam
  • LuxembourgClose neighbor for financial-sector audiences
  • Northern FranceNearby for Lille and Paris visitors
  • Western GermanyClose reach to Cologne and Düsseldorf
Highlights

Usage Liberty and Advantages Packed with Brussels Based VPS

A Belgian virtual server is reliable, secure and fast, and it runs a full operating system that you control. These are the strengths built into the Brussels platform.

Brussels Root Access Unlocked

You get complete control of your Linux machine through the root superuser account. Install software, edit system files and manage services with administrator rights, with none of the restrictions that come with shared hosting in Belgium.

NVMe Performance in Brussels

The BE DC I range runs on NVMe drives with ECC memory, which keeps database queries, package installs and page generation fast. The result is high-level, dependable performance for production websites and applications.

Firewall Protection for Belgian Nodes

Firewalls block unwanted traffic into, out of and within the private network. We keep the platform's software and hardware firewalls current and alert you to threats in the wild, so you can act or ask us to help.

Standardized Hardware in Belgium

Brussels hosts are built on standardized hardware. A consistent platform makes support faster, reduces surprises during upgrades and keeps performance predictable from one Belgian instance to the next.

Fast Loading Across the Benelux

Slow pages weaken search rankings and drive visitors away. With dedicated CPU, memory, disk and bandwidth on a Brussels server close to your audience, pages load quickly and stay responsive as traffic grows.

Friendly Help for Brussels Clients

Our support team treats customers with patience and respect, responds quickly and keeps a positive attitude. If something goes wrong with your Belgian VPS, open a ticket and we will work on it right away.

KVM Isolation Inside Brussels

Each instance runs as an independent KVM machine with its own kernel. Your data, software and operating system are separated from other tenants, making the platform more secure and stable than shared environments.

1 Gbps Ports in Belgium

Every Brussels plan connects through a 1 Gbps port. BE DC I includes unlimited bandwidth, while BE DC II offers 1,500 GB to 4,000 GB of monthly traffic for leaner Linux workloads.

Trusted Company to Offer Belgium, Brussels VPS Server

Choosing a provider is as much about trust as about specifications. With every Brussels plan you receive complete root access, help with installations when you ask for it, and flexible services that adapt as your needs change. Our aim is simple: keep your Belgian server online, secure and fast, so your team can focus on its own work.

Bandwidth is a good example. It is the amount of data that can be transferred over the connection in a given time, measured in bits per second: kilobits, megabits or gigabits. On BE DC I you get unlimited traffic over a 1 Gbps port, so your site does not stall when a newsletter or a campaign brings a spike in visitors.

Security is handled in layers. The platform firewall is kept up to date, periodic backups are part of how we run the infrastructure, and KVM isolation separates your virtual machine from others on the same host. Inside your server, you have full administrative rights to add your own protection, from fail2ban and SSH keys to application-level rules.

  • Lower cost than a dedicated serverYou get administrator control and isolated resources in Brussels without paying for an entire physical machine.
  • Upgrade when you need toMove to more cores, memory or storage whenever your project grows; contact us at any time and we will plan the change.
  • Reliability beyond shared hostingResources are not split among hundreds of sites, so performance stays consistent even when other customers are busy.
  • Security through independenceYour data, software and operating system are kept apart from other instances, which reduces the impact of neighbors' mistakes.

Add Value to Your Brussels Nodes

Efficiency and convenience boosters make a Belgian server easier to run day to day. You can add them at checkout or later through a ticket, and you keep a self-managed environment where you decide what is installed.

Management is useful if you prefer not to handle every update yourself, while extra bandwidth helps BE DC II users who are approaching their monthly allowance.

  • Additional BandwidthExtend the traffic allowance of a BE DC II plan when your site or service moves more data than expected.
  • ManagementAsk our technicians to take on routine administrative tasks on your Brussels server.
  • cPanel / WHM LicensesA mature control panel for managing websites, email and DNS, giving resellers and agencies a familiar platform on their own Belgian VPS.
  • Plesk ObsidianA panel designed to help IT specialists manage web, mail, DNS and other services through one interface.

Dedicated Server Ukraine as a Belgium VPS Alternative

When a virtual server is no longer enough, a full physical machine is the next step. Alongside our Belgian VPS range, we offer Ukraine dedicated server hosting on fully managed plans with free technical support. You get root access, so you can add or remove anything on the machine, and we keep a copy of your data to help in case of data loss.

A dedicated server gives you the entire hardware: every core, all of the memory and the full disk. That suits large databases, heavy batch processing and high-traffic platforms. Many customers keep a Brussels VPS as a European front end or staging environment and run the heavy back end on the dedicated machine, getting both a Western European presence and raw capacity.

How it works

Ordering Your Brussels VPS Step by Step

  1. Pick BE DC I or BE DC II

    Choose the NVMe line with unlimited bandwidth, or the SSD line with a fixed monthly traffic allowance for Linux-only workloads.

  2. Size cores, RAM and storage

    Match the plan to your current load, from 1 core and 1 GB up to 24 vCores and 32 GB, knowing you can upgrade later.

  3. Choose Linux or Windows: Belgium VPS

    Every plan runs Linux; Windows is available on BE DC I plans from 4 GB of RAM at the same price as Linux.

  4. Add extras and check out: Belgium VPS

    Include extra bandwidth, management or a cPanel or Plesk license, then complete your order in the client area.

  5. Log in to your Belgian server

    Receive your credentials in under an hour in most cases, and within 24 hours at most, then start deploying.

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FAQ

Belgium VPS questions, answered

What is Belgium VPS?

A Belgium VPS is a virtual private server hosted in our Tier III data center in Brussels. It sits between shared hosting and a dedicated server: you run your own operating system with dedicated disk space, memory and bandwidth at an affordable price, and you have full root access to work independently. KVM virtualization keeps your instance isolated, so you can manage your resources without disturbance from other customers.

Who should purchase Belgium based VPS servers?

Anyone who wants dedicated-style freedom without the price of a whole machine. You avoid the artificial restrictions of shared hosting and get high-bandwidth connectivity in Brussels. We use KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine), which delivers strong performance, privacy, flexibility in your choice of operating system, isolated resources and firewall protection. You can install distributions such as CentOS-compatible systems, Ubuntu and Debian, and Windows on BE DC I plans from 4 GB of RAM.

Do you have a promo on Belgium VPS?

No. This location is not on promotion at the moment, so the Brussels prices in the tables are our standard monthly rates. You can check the offers page to see which VPS locations are currently discounted. If a promotion fits your project and latency needs, it may be worth comparing; otherwise the Belgian plans already start at $19.99 a month on BE DC I.

What is the difference between Belgium VPS and cloud?

With cloud hosting, your application usually runs across more than one server, which helps it stay available if one node fails. A Belgium VPS is a single virtual machine with fixed resources in Brussels, combining dedicated-style control with shared-style pricing. For most websites, apps and business tools, one VPS is simpler and cheaper; several VPS instances can later be combined into a cloud-style setup if you need redundancy.

How long does it take to receive login details for a Brussels VPS?

In most cases you will receive activation and login details in less than one hour. Our maximum commitment is 24 hours, which covers manual verification and busy periods. Credentials arrive by email and in your client area, including the server IP and root or Administrator access.

What operating systems are available for Brussels VMs?

All Belgian plans support Linux, including popular distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian and CentOS-compatible systems. Windows is available on BE DC I from the 2-core, 4 GB plan upward at the same price as Linux. Because KVM gives you a full virtual machine, you can also build your own template once, configure it, and reuse that setup when you create additional Brussels servers.

Is bandwidth unlimited on every Belgian plan?

Bandwidth is unlimited on all BE DC I plans, which use a 1 Gbps port with NVMe storage. BE DC II plans use SSD storage and a 1 Gbps port with a monthly traffic allowance from 1,500 GB to 4,000 GB, depending on the plan. If a DC II server needs more transfer, the Additional Bandwidth add-on is available.

Can I run Windows on the cheapest Belgium VPS?

The $19.99 BE DC I starter with 2 GB of RAM is Linux only, and all BE DC II plans are Linux only as well. Windows starts on the 2-core, 4 GB BE DC I plan at $35.99 a month and is priced the same as Linux on every Windows-capable Brussels plan. You connect to Windows servers through RDP.

Can I upgrade my Brussels VPS later?

Yes. Open a ticket with the plan you want to move to and the team will schedule the upgrade. The BE DC I ladder runs from 2 to 24 vCores and from 2 GB to 32 GB of ECC memory, so most projects can grow for a long time without leaving Brussels. Moving from a BE DC II plan to unlimited bandwidth on BE DC I is also possible.

Why host in Belgium instead of the Netherlands or Germany?

Brussels is central to the Benelux, northern France and western Germany, so one server can serve several language markets with similar latency. Hosting in the EU capital also reassures clients who want their data inside the Union. If most of your users are in one neighboring country, a server there may be marginally closer, so test from your audience's locations before deciding.

Launch a Brussels VPS Today

Pick a Belgian KVM plan from $19.99 a month and get root access in a Tier III Brussels data center. Need sizing advice first? Open a ticket and our team will help.

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