EU-regulated island businesses
They want data stored inside the European Union but physically close to their Cyprus office.
Limassol and Nicosia data centers keep the server on the island, with KVM isolation and full administrator access.
Limassol and Nicosia · KVM · Tier III
Host where Europe meets the Middle East. Choose 10 Gbps NVMe servers in Limassol, budget Linux SSD plans in Nicosia from $20.99, or RAID10 instances with dedicated Linux and Windows builds. Every plan includes unlimited re-installs and administrator access, with KVM-virtualized plans suited to web, game and proxy use.
Many budget VPS lines treat Windows as an afterthought. In DC III Limassol, Windows has its own seven-plan ladder with more storage than the matching Linux sizes. The top plan pairs 8 cores at 2.66 GHz with 16 GB of RAM and 500 GB of RAID10 HDD for $186.99 a month. RAID10 mirrors and stripes the disks, which adds redundancy and good sequential throughput for file shares, archives and backup jobs. Every DC III plan includes unlimited bandwidth on a 1 Gbps port and four IPv6 addresses. For a Cypriot office that needs a Windows server with room for years of documents, this tab is the one to compare first.
For an affordable presence at the edge of Europe and Asia, we have built a set of Cyprus VPS plans covering both major operating systems. DC I Limassol pairs NVMe and ECC memory with unlimited bandwidth on a 10 Gbps port, from $23.99 to $286.99, with Linux and Windows at the same price. DC II Nicosia offers our cheapest Linux-only SSD plans, from $20.99, with a 1 Gbps port and a monthly traffic allowance. DC III Limassol uses RAID10 hard disks, unlimited bandwidth, a 1 Gbps port and four IPv6 addresses per plan, priced separately for Linux and Windows.
| CPU Cores | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Port | OS | Price | Order |
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| vCore x2 | 1 GB ECC | 40 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 10 Gbps | $23.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x4 | 2 GB ECC | 60 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 10 Gbps | $36.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x6 | 4 GB ECC | 80 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 10 Gbps | $49.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x8 | 6 GB ECC | 90 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 10 Gbps | $63.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x10 | 8 GB ECC | 110 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 10 Gbps | $76.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x12 | 10 GB ECC | 130 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 10 Gbps | $99.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x14 | 12 GB ECC | 170 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 10 Gbps | $126.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x16 | 14 GB ECC | 200 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 10 Gbps | $159.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x20 | 16 GB ECC | 250 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 10 Gbps | $194.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x20 | 24 GB ECC | 350 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 10 Gbps | $286.99 / Month | Order Now |
Cyprus servers with the same pricing for Linux and Windows.
| CPU Cores | RAM | SSD Storage | Port | Bandwidth | OS | Price | Order |
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| 01 | 1 GB | 30 GB | 1 Gbps | 1500 GB | $20.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 02 | 2 GB | 40 GB | 1 Gbps | 2000 GB | $36.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 04 | 2 GB | 20 GB | 1 Gbps | 2500 GB | $46.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 02 | 2 GB | 80 GB | 1 Gbps | 2500 GB | $49.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 03 | 3 GB | 60 GB | 1 Gbps | 2500 GB | $59.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 04 | 4 GB | 80 GB | 1 Gbps | 4000 GB | $72.99 / Month | Order Now |
Our cheapest Cyprus plans, available with Linux OS only.
| CPU Cores | RAM | RAID10 HDD Storage | Bandwidth | Port | IPv6 | OS | Price | Order |
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| 2x2.66Ghz | 1024 MB | 20 GB | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | 04 | $24.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 3x2.66Ghz | 2048 MB | 30 GB | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | 04 | $42.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 4x2.66Ghz | 4096 MB | 100 GB | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | 04 | $67.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 4x2.66Ghz | 6144 MB | 150 GB | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | 04 | $94.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 6x2.66Ghz | 8192 MB | 200 GB | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | 04 | $130.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 6x2.66Ghz | 12288 MB | 300 GB | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | 04 | $157.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 2x2.66Ghz | 1024 MB | 25 GB | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | 04 | $36.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 3x2.66Ghz | 2048 MB | 30 GB | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | 04 | $47.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 4x2.66Ghz | 4096 MB | 100 GB | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | 04 | $79.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 4x2.66Ghz | 6144 MB | 200 GB | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | 04 | $96.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 6x2.66Ghz | 8192 MB | 300 GB | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | 04 | $126.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 6x2.66Ghz | 12288 MB | 400 GB | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | 04 | $153.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 8x2.66Ghz | 16384 MB | 500 GB | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | 04 | $186.99 / Month | Order Now |
Built for very low latency across Europe as well as Asia.
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They want data stored inside the European Union but physically close to their Cyprus office.
Limassol and Nicosia data centers keep the server on the island, with KVM isolation and full administrator access.
Staff in Cyprus, Greece and Israel need one shared system that feels fast for everyone.
The island's central position and 10 Gbps DC I ports make Limassol a balanced meeting point.
They need a reliable Linux box for small tools without paying for unused resources.
Nicosia SSD plans start at $20.99 with a 1 Gbps port and a generous monthly transfer allowance.
Cyprus is a member of the European Union, which it joined in 2004, yet geographically the island lies in the eastern Mediterranean, closer to Lebanon, Syria and Turkey than to most of Europe. That dual identity is exactly what makes a Cypriot server useful: your data stays inside the EU while your network position sits on the doorstep of the Middle East.
The local audience is well educated, highly connected and used to buying goods and services online. Government initiatives have pushed to modernize commerce and digital services, and Cypriot online retail has grown quickly as a result. For any brand that wants to reach this market, the most effective approach is to serve it from inside the country, with pages that load as if the visitor were next door.
A virtual private server is the most efficient way to do that. It costs far less than a dedicated machine, yet it gives you dedicated resources and full administrative control. Our Cyprus VPS plans run in local data centers in Limassol and Nicosia, so local users get fast loading for websites and apps, and you get every resource a typical project needs at an economical price.
We offer three distinct ranges: modern NVMe plans on a 10 Gbps port in Limassol, entry-level Linux SSD plans in Nicosia, and a RAID10 storage range in Limassol with separate Linux and Windows builds. Together they cover everything from a tiny proxy to a busy e-commerce platform.
Look at a map and the logic is clear. Cyprus sits roughly 100 kilometers from the Syrian coast, a short distance from Lebanon and Israel, south of Turkey and a short flight from Egypt and the Greek islands. Few EU locations are this close to the Levant and the eastern Mediterranean basin.
For hosting, that geography translates into short network paths toward audiences that are poorly served from Frankfurt, Amsterdam or London. Users in Cyprus see the most obvious benefit, but projects targeting Greece, Turkey, Israel and Lebanon can also gain from a server on the island, depending on how their local networks route traffic.
Cyprus also offers a stable, English-friendly business environment. Greek and Turkish are the official languages, and English is widely used in business, law and finance thanks to the island's history. That makes it easy for international teams to work with local partners, customers and regulators.
If your audience is spread across the region, consider combining a Cypriot node with a neighbor. Our Greece VPS covers Athens and the Aegean, while an Israel VPS or Lebanon VPS brings you even closer to users in those countries. Test latency from your real audience before deciding.
The DC I Limassol tab is the modern heart of our Cyprus VPS hosting. Every plan combines ECC memory, NVMe storage, unlimited bandwidth and a 10 Gbps port, and every plan supports both Linux and Windows at the same price, from the smallest to the largest.
The configurations favor CPU cores. The entry plan gives 2 vCores, 1 GB ECC and 40 GB NVMe for $23.99 a month, followed by 4 vCores with 2 GB at $36.99, 6 vCores with 4 GB at $49.99 and 8 vCores with 6 GB at $63.99. These smaller plans suit proxies, VPN gateways, build agents, bots and lightweight game servers that need processing power more than memory.
Moving up, 10 vCores with 8 GB and 110 GB cost $76.99, 12 vCores with 10 GB cost $99.99 and 14 vCores with 12 GB cost $126.99. These handle production web stacks, WooCommerce stores, medium databases and Windows application servers.
At the top, 16 vCores with 14 GB and 200 GB run at $159.99, while two 20-core plans offer 16 GB with 250 GB at $194.99 or 24 GB with 350 GB at $286.99. Combined with the 10 Gbps port and unlimited traffic, they are ideal for traffic-heavy media sites, download servers and multi-tenant platforms based in Limassol.
Nicosia is the capital of Cyprus and its administrative center, and our DC II tab there offers the lowest entry price on the island. All six plans run Linux only, use SSD storage and connect through a 1 Gbps port with a monthly traffic allowance.
The smallest plan gives 1 core, 1 GB RAM and 30 GB SSD with 1,500 GB of monthly traffic for $20.99. The 2-core, 2 GB, 40 GB plan at $36.99 includes 2,000 GB. Next comes an unusual but useful configuration: 4 cores with 2 GB RAM and a compact 20 GB disk for $46.99, built for CPU-bound jobs that store very little.
If you need more space instead, the 2-core plan with 2 GB and 80 GB costs $49.99, and 3 cores with 3 GB and 60 GB cost $59.99, both with 2,500 GB of traffic. The largest Nicosia plan offers 4 cores, 4 GB RAM and 80 GB SSD with 4,000 GB of monthly transfer for $72.99.
Nicosia plans are a sensible choice for Linux websites, lightweight APIs, monitoring probes and personal proxies, or as a second Cypriot node in a different city from your Limassol server. If you need Windows or unlimited bandwidth, choose a Limassol plan instead.
The DC III Limassol range takes a storage-first approach. Plans use RAID10 hard-disk arrays, which mirror and stripe data across several drives, giving both redundancy and good sequential throughput. Every plan includes unlimited bandwidth on a 1 Gbps port and four IPv6 addresses, and CPU cores are listed at 2.66 GHz.
Unlike the other tabs, DC III has separate Linux and Windows builds. Linux plans start at 2 cores, 1 GB RAM and 20 GB for $24.99, then rise through 3 cores with 2 GB at $42.99 and 4 cores with 4 GB and 100 GB at $67.99. The 4-core, 6 GB plan offers 150 GB at $94.99, and 6-core plans give 8 GB with 200 GB at $130.99 or 12 GB with 300 GB at $157.99.
Windows builds include slightly larger disks to make room for the operating system. They start at 2 cores, 1 GB and 25 GB for $36.99 and climb to 6 cores, 12 GB and 400 GB for $153.99. The biggest DC III plan is Windows only: 8 cores, 16 GB RAM and 500 GB of RAID10 storage for $186.99.
This range suits file servers, backup targets, mail systems, media archives and Windows desktops that need plenty of disk space at a moderate price.
Limassol is one of the oldest cities on the island and today its busiest commercial hub. It is widely known as a base for ship management companies, investment and brokerage firms, and a growing number of technology businesses, many of which relocated to the city in recent years. All of them depend on reliable servers for trading platforms, client portals and internal tools.
For forex and fintech teams, a Cypriot Windows or Linux VPS can host trading terminals, expert advisors, CRM systems and reporting dashboards close to their offices. For shipping firms, it can run fleet tracking, crew management and document systems that staff in Limassol use every day.
Tourism is another pillar of the economy. Hotels, rental agencies, tour operators and restaurants in Limassol, Paphos, Larnaca and Ayia Napa need booking engines and websites that load quickly for visitors researching their trips, as well as for local staff managing reservations.
Finally, local retailers and service providers serving Cypriot households benefit directly from in-country hosting. When the server sits on the island, pages, product images and checkout steps respond quickly, which helps conversion in a market where shoppers already expect a smooth online experience.
To provide a dependable virtual machine, we do not rely on lightweight partitioning methods that share a single kernel among customers. Our Cyprus VPS hosting uses KVM, a proven technology that turns each instance into a complete virtual machine with its own kernel and a fixed allocation of resources.
In practical terms, that means stronger isolation, more predictable performance and much wider operating system support. Many providers in the region offer only OpenVZ containers with Linux and limited features; with KVM we can provision Linux distributions and a range of Windows Server editions, including older and current versions.
The hardware behind the virtualization layer is chosen for stability: enterprise servers, quality network switches and firewalls, racked in a Tier III data center with cooling, backup power and redundant internet carriers. That combination is what lets a small virtual server behave like a serious production machine.
If your project requires complex or unusual configurations, KVM makes them possible. Custom kernels, specific network setups and specialized software stacks can all be deployed on your Cypriot instance, with our team available to advise if something does not work as expected.
We understand why people choose virtualization: freedom. Whether you order a Linux VM or a Windows server, your login credentials arrive by email with full administrator privileges, so you can make any change without asking anyone for permission.
On Linux, that means root access over SSH. You can choose CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and other distributions, install any package, configure services and manage firewall rules. On Windows, you get Administrator access over RDP and can choose from various Windows editions, with Windows Server 2012, 2016 and 2019 offered as add-ons.
Unlimited re-installs are included with every Cyprus plan. If you want to switch operating systems or start fresh after testing, request a re-install through the ticket system or by email from your registered address, and mention the OS you want. Always keep your own backup before asking, because a re-install wipes the disk.
Hard reboots are handled the same way. If your server stops responding, open a ticket or send an email and the team will reboot it at the hypervisor level, then help you investigate the cause.
Ordering a Cypriot server is simple. Choose Limassol or Nicosia and the range that suits your workload, select the operating system, add extras such as a Windows license, additional IPv4 addresses or a control panel, and complete checkout.
Once your order is complete, you will not wait long. Credentials for your container are issued within 1 to 24 hours at most, depending on the configuration and verification required. You receive the IP address and administrator details by email and in your client area.
Cyprus uses Eastern European Time, UTC+2 in winter and UTC+3 in summer. If your users are local, plan maintenance and re-installs for the early morning hours on the island, when traffic is at its lowest.
If you decide not to continue with your server for any reason, submit a cancellation request from your client area at least three days before the expiry or renewal date. That gives the billing system time to process the request so you are not charged for another period.
Cyprus attracts a particular mix of businesses, from brokers and shipping firms to tourism operators. These are the workloads that suit the island's three server ranges.
Limassol is home to many investment firms and payment startups. Their client portals, CRM systems and reporting tools often need to stay on EU soil while serving staff on the island. A DC I Limassol plan with ECC memory and NVMe storage keeps those internal applications fast for the people using them every day.
Ship management and logistics companies in Limassol run tracking dashboards and document systems for crews, agents and clients spread around the Mediterranean. A Cypriot server keeps the head-office team on a local connection, and unlimited bandwidth covers frequent uploads of manifests, certificates and scanned paperwork.
Resorts in Paphos, Ayia Napa and Larnaca sell rooms and excursions online to visitors from the UK, Israel and the Gulf. A Limassol NVMe server keeps booking forms responsive for guests already on the island and for travelers searching from the eastern Mediterranean before they fly.
The DC III Limassol range lists Windows plans as their own rows, from 2 cores and 25 GB at $36.99 to 8 cores, 16 GB and 500 GB of RAID10 at $186.99. That suits accounting suites, MT4 or MT5 terminals and Windows-only line-of-business software that needs plenty of disk.
Not every job needs a big server. The Nicosia SSD plans from $20.99 with 1 GB of RAM and 1,500 GB of monthly transfer are a sensible home for a monitoring probe, a Telegram or Discord bot, a small reverse proxy or a status page that watches services elsewhere on the island.
Gaming groups in Cyprus, Greece, Israel and Lebanon struggle to find a fair middle point. A Limassol server with 6 to 12 vCores on the 10 Gbps DC I port gives players across the region a similar ping, which matters for competitive shooters and survival worlds alike.
Cyprus has three quite different tabs, so a minute of planning saves a migration later.
Cyprus is the easternmost EU member, and its servers sit far closer to the Levant than any mainland European location. Israel and Lebanon lie just across the sea to the east, Turkey is to the north, and Egypt is a short distance south. Greece, the island's main cultural and business partner, is a short westward hop. That makes a Cyprus VPS a sensible choice for projects whose users are spread around the eastern Mediterranean rather than concentrated in Western Europe. Visitors already on the island, in Limassol, Nicosia, Larnaca and Paphos, get the most direct path of all.
By choosing a VPS instead of shared hosting, you have already chosen freedom. These features help you turn that freedom into convenience on our Cyprus servers.
Every container connects through at least a 1,000 Mbit/s port, and DC I Limassol plans run on 10 Gbps. Fast loading improves user experience and can help your position in search results.
We use KVM rather than weaker partitioning methods, giving each Cypriot server its own kernel, isolated resources and support for both Linux and Windows.
Linux and Windows servers arrive with full administrator credentials, so you can make any change to your VM without help from a third party.
Switch operating systems or start fresh as often as you need by requesting a re-install through a ticket or by email from your registered address.
Servers run in a Tier III facility with cooling, backup power and redundant internet carriers, designed for continuous operation.
Choose NVMe for speed in Limassol, SSD for budget plans in Nicosia, or RAID10 hard disks for large, redundant storage on DC III.
Cypriot plans are suitable for web hosting, game servers and proxies, giving you a local IP and low latency toward the eastern Mediterranean.
Firewalled networks, KVM isolation and EU-based hosting help keep data in transit and at rest under your control.
Everyone wants performance, quality and a fair price. When you look for a VPS in a specific destination like Cyprus, the right provider should offer an instance from a data center actually located on the island, with a high facility standard, controlled cooling and backup power and internet carriers.
Behind each container should be a powerful physical server with many cores, ample memory and fast storage, connected to a gigabit or faster network with generous bandwidth. That is the standard we apply to our Cypriot plans, from the $20.99 Nicosia starter to the 20-core Limassol machines.
Cheap does not have to mean poor quality. Businesses, resellers, web hosting companies and individuals all use our Cyprus VPS hosting to serve the Cypriot community, launch new brands in the local market or simply secure a reliable, well-maintained virtual machine in the eastern Mediterranean.
Cyprus has one of the highest levels of internet and mobile adoption in the Mediterranean, and it is widely described as one of the region's fastest-emerging e-commerce markets. Millions of websites across Cyprus and Europe compete for attention, and the ones that win usually combine good products with a strong technical foundation: fast hosting, secure servers and reliable uptime.
That is where a well-chosen VPS makes a difference. A Cypriot virtual server can host your website, your apps and the supporting services behind them, from mail and web servers to proxies and game servers. With our experience in location-based virtual private servers and KVM-based machines in a Tier III facility, we focus on giving you the server power, network quality and flexibility that serious projects need.
Whether you want a simple Linux machine or a more complex setup with Windows Server, extra IP addresses and a control panel, the Limassol and Nicosia ranges give you room to build exactly what your business requires.
Each plan can be extended with items that make your machine easier to run and more useful to your customers. Add them on the configuration page when you order, or at any time after subscribing.
We are currently out of Cyprus-based dedicated machines. If your project needs an entire physical server, a Turkey dedicated server from a nearby location delivers similarly low latency to the eastern Mediterranean at even more affordable rates.
Many customers combine both: a Limassol VPS for Cypriot visitors and EU data location, plus a Turkish dedicated server for heavy databases, processing or storage. Our team can help you design how the two work together.
Limassol DC I for NVMe on 10 Gbps, Nicosia DC II for budget Linux SSD plans, or Limassol DC III for RAID10 storage.
Choose Linux or Windows, then add IPv4 addresses, a Windows Server edition or a control panel license.
Finish checkout in the client area; credentials are issued within 1 to 24 hours.
Connect over SSH or RDP with full administrator rights and deploy your project in Cyprus.
Our Cyprus VPS hosting runs from two cities on the island. DC I and DC III are in Limassol, the country's main commercial hub on the south coast, and DC II is in Nicosia, the capital. Choose the city and range that best fit your audience and budget; all of them keep your data inside Cyprus and the European Union.
Once you place your order with the configuration you need, you will not wait long. Credentials for your Cypriot container are issued within 1 to 24 hours at most. They arrive by email and in your client area, including the IP address and administrator login.
You can select Linux distributions such as CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora, as well as various versions of Windows. Windows runs on all DC I Limassol plans at the same price as Linux and on the dedicated Windows builds in DC III, while Nicosia DC II plans are Linux only.
Request a hard reboot through the ticket system or by email from your registered email address. For a re-install, use the same channel and mention the operating system you want. Re-installs are unlimited, but they erase the disk, so always keep a backup of your data before asking.
If you no longer want to keep your machine for any reason, submit a cancellation request from your client area at least 3 days before the expiry or renewal date. That ensures the request is processed in time and you are not billed for another period.
DC I Limassol offers NVMe storage, ECC memory, unlimited bandwidth and a 10 Gbps port, with Linux and Windows at the same price. DC II Nicosia offers the cheapest Linux-only SSD plans with a 1 Gbps port and monthly traffic allowances. DC III Limassol offers RAID10 hard-disk storage, unlimited bandwidth and four IPv6 addresses, with separate Linux and Windows pricing.
Yes. Our Cypriot plans are suitable for web hosting, game servers and proxy use. The location offers low latency to users on the island and toward the eastern Mediterranean. Our acceptable-use rules still apply, so spam, attacks and other abuse are not permitted.
Bandwidth is unlimited on DC I Limassol, with a 10 Gbps port, and on DC III Limassol, with a 1 Gbps port. DC II Nicosia plans include a monthly allowance from 1,500 GB to 4,000 GB depending on the plan. If you expect heavy traffic, choose a Limassol plan.
Not at the moment. Our Cyprus-based dedicated machines are currently out of stock. A dedicated server in Turkey is a nearby alternative with low latency to the eastern Mediterranean, and you can pair it with a Limassol VPS for a local presence on the island.
Cyprus keeps your data inside the European Union while placing your server in the eastern Mediterranean, close to the Middle East. That can reduce latency for users on the island and in neighboring countries compared with Western European hubs. It also gives you a genuine Cypriot IP for local search, advertising and services.
Yes. Every DC I Limassol plan supports Windows at the same price as Linux, starting at $23.99 a month with 2 vCores and 40 GB NVMe. DC III Limassol also offers dedicated Windows builds from $36.99 with RAID10 storage. The Nicosia DC II plans, including the $20.99 starter, are Linux only.
IPv4 and IPv6 networking is part of our Cyprus VPS hosting. The DC III Limassol plans explicitly list four IPv6 addresses each. If you need more IPv4 addresses for separate websites, SSL certificates or proxy endpoints, you can add them as an add-on during ordering or later.
Start from $20.99 a month in Nicosia or choose a 10 Gbps NVMe server in Limassol. Not sure which range fits? Open a ticket and our team will help you choose.
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