Regional service businesses
They serve customers across North Macedonia, Kosovo, Albania and nearby countries.
A central Skopje location and a 2 Gbps DC II port keep sites quick across that area.
Akton Skopje · KVM · up to 2 Gbps
VPS Server Hosting North Macedonia
Host Linux or Windows workloads in Skopje on KVM virtual servers with Intel processors, DDR4 memory and PTR delegation. Pick NVMe plans with unlimited traffic or budget SSD plans on a 2 Gbps port from $14.99 a month, with Balkan-wide reach from the heart of the peninsula.
- Akton, Skopje DC
- DDR4 RAM
- PTR Delegation (rDNS)
- Intel Ethernet Network Adapters
- Fast Intel Server Processors
$14.99/moStarting price
16Plans listed
2Data center options
Linux & WindowsRoot / admin access
From $14.99per month
Spotlight
Spotlight: Skopje DC II From $14.99
The most distinctive part of our North Macedonia offer is the DC II range in Skopje, which starts at $14.99 a month and is one of the lowest entry prices across our European locations. Even that first plan includes Windows or Linux, 15 GB of SSD storage, 1 TB of monthly transfer and a 2 Gbps port rather than a 1 Gbps link. The range scales to 4 cores, 8 GB of memory, 100 GB of SSD and 10 TB of transfer at $109.99, so a project that starts small in Skopje can grow without changing data centers.
North Macedonia
- Entry plan at $14.99 per month
- 2 Gbps port on every plan
- Windows or Linux on all tiers
- Up to 10 TB monthly transfer
Plans & pricing
Cheapest North Macedonia VPS Plans
Every budget matters, so our low-cost North Macedonia VPS plans pack a different balance of resources into each tier without trading away reliability. Two Skopje options sit side by side below. DC I focuses on performance, with NVMe drives, ECC RAM, unlimited bandwidth and a 1 Gbps port, and Linux and Windows at the same price. DC II focuses on value, with SSD storage, a 2 Gbps port and fixed traffic quotas, starting at $14.99 a month with both operating systems available on every plan.
| CPU Cores | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Port | OS | Price | Order |
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| vCore x2 | 2 GB ECC | 40 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $21.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x2 | 4 GB ECC | 60 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $37.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x4 | 6 GB ECC | 70 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $58.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x4 | 8 GB ECC | 90 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $84.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x6 | 10 GB ECC | 100 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $109.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x8 | 12 GB ECC | 150 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $149.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x10 | 14 GB ECC | 170 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $179.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x16 | 16 GB ECC | 210 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $219.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x20 | 24 GB ECC | 310 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $259.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x24 | 32 GB ECC | 410 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $299.99 / Month | Order Now |
Maximum resources with an outstanding configuration, at the same price for Windows and Linux.
| CPU Cores | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Port | OS | Price | Order |
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| 01 | 1 GB | 15 GB SSD | 1 TB | 2 Gbps | $14.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 01 | 2 GB | 20 GB SSD | 2 TB | 2 Gbps | $22.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 02 | 4 GB | 45 GB SSD | 4 TB | 2 Gbps | $35.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 02 | 6 GB | 75 GB SSD | 6 TB | 2 Gbps | $47.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 02 | 8 GB | 100 GB SSD | 10 TB | 2 Gbps | $69.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 04 | 8 GB | 100 GB SSD | 10 TB | 2 Gbps | $109.99 / Month | Order Now |
Lowest price with Linux or Windows from a data center based in North Macedonia.
Available add-ons
- Additional IPv4
- Management
- Windows Server 2019 / Windows 10 Pro
- cPanel / WHM Licenses
- Plesk Obsidian
Who it is for
Who Gets the Most From Skopje Hosting
Windows-dependent small offices in North Macedonia
They want shared access to desktop software without buying an on-site server.
All DC II plans, from $14.99, support Windows for Remote Desktop access.
Data-heavy local apps
They need predictable costs while storage and traffic grow.
DC I offers up to 410 GB NVMe with unlimited traffic on 1 Gbps.
Affordable North Macedonia VPS Hosting from Skopje
North Macedonia VPS hosting is built around one idea: you should not have to choose between a low monthly bill and a server that performs. Our Skopje instances run on dedicated host machines with fast Intel server processors and Intel Ethernet network adapters, and every virtual machine is isolated with KVM so the cores and memory you pay for stay yours.
The network side is just as practical. Depending on the plan, you get either unlimited traffic on a 1 Gbps port or a 2 Gbps port with generous monthly allocations from 1 TB to 10 TB. Minimal latency and low ping times inside the Western Balkans mean pages, APIs and game sessions respond quickly for users in Skopje, Bitola, Tetovo and Kumanovo, as well as across the borders.
Your data lives in a Tier III data center operated by Akton in Skopje, and both Linux and Windows are supported. Fast load times make the platform a strong fit for VPN and proxy endpoints, web servers and small business applications that serve Macedonian-speaking and Albanian-speaking audiences.
Provisioning is quick, PTR records (reverse DNS) can be delegated for mail deliverability, and our support team handles tickets with practical technical help. Everything is designed to give you a high-quality virtual server at a price that works for startups and growing companies alike.
Skopje as a Hosting Hub for the Western Balkans
North Macedonia is a landlocked country in the center of the Balkan Peninsula, bordered by Serbia and Kosovo to the north, Bulgaria to the east, Greece to the south and Albania to the west. Skopje, the capital and by far the largest city, sits close to the northern border and connects to every neighbor by road and fiber.
That geography is the main reason to host here. A server in Skopje is close to users in Belgrade, Pristina, Sofia, Thessaloniki and Tirana, and it serves the whole region from a single point. For projects that would otherwise be hosted in Frankfurt or Vienna, moving the server into the Balkans can noticeably shorten the round trip for local visitors.
The country is also multilingual. Macedonian is the main language, and Albanian is widely spoken and has official status, especially in the west of the country. Media, e-commerce and public-information sites often publish in both, and a local VPS gives both audiences the same fast experience.
North Macedonia runs on Central European Time, the same as most of the EU, which keeps maintenance windows and support conversations aligned with European business hours. It is an EU candidate country with growing IT outsourcing and software development activity, and many small teams in Skopje build products for clients abroad.
Skopje DC I: NVMe North Macedonia VPS Plans
The DC I Skopje line is the performance tier. Every plan uses ECC memory, NVMe storage, unlimited bandwidth and a 1 Gbps port, so you never have to watch a traffic counter or worry about disk latency during busy hours.
The starter configuration provides 2 vCores, 2 GB ECC RAM and 40 GB NVMe for $21.99 a month and runs Linux only. It is ideal for a lightweight web server, a private VPN, a mail relay or a monitoring node. From the second plan onward, Linux and Windows are priced identically: 2 vCores with 4 GB RAM and 60 GB NVMe costs $37.99, and 4 vCores with 6 GB and 70 GB NVMe costs $58.99.
Mid-range plans suit online stores, CRM systems and multi-site WordPress installations. A 4-core, 8 GB machine with 90 GB NVMe is $84.99, while 6 cores with 10 GB RAM and 100 GB NVMe is $109.99. Above that, 8, 10 and 16-core options deliver room for databases, build servers and busy game communities.
The top of the range offers 24 vCores, 32 GB ECC RAM and 410 GB NVMe for $299.99 a month. For a Skopje-based company running ERP software or a regional SaaS product, that is enough capacity to host the production stack on one virtual server.
Skopje DC II: SSD Plans on a 2 Gbps Port
DC II is the value line for North Macedonia, and its standout feature is the 2 Gbps internet port on every plan. Storage is SSD, traffic comes as a monthly allocation, and both Linux and Windows are available from the very first tier.
The smallest plan gives you 1 core, 1 GB RAM, 15 GB SSD and 1 TB of traffic for $14.99 a month, the lowest entry price on this page. Doubling the memory to 2 GB with 20 GB SSD and 2 TB of traffic costs $22.99. Those two tiers work well for personal VPNs, small proxies, bots and landing pages.
With 2 cores you can choose 4 GB RAM, 45 GB SSD and 4 TB of traffic for $35.99, or 6 GB RAM with 75 GB SSD and 6 TB for $47.99. The 2-core, 8 GB plan with 100 GB SSD and 10 TB of traffic costs $69.99 and is a strong all-rounder for small business servers.
The largest DC II plan adds more CPU: 4 cores, 8 GB RAM, 100 GB SSD and 10 TB of traffic for $109.99. Choose this line when burst speed and a fixed budget matter more than unlimited data transfer.
North Macedonia Latency for Neighboring Markets
Latency is mostly a matter of physical distance and routing, and Skopje is well placed for the Balkans. Users in Serbia, Kosovo, Bulgaria, Greece and Albania are all within a few hundred kilometers, so typical round-trip times from these countries are short compared with servers in Western Europe.
For businesses, this means checkout pages, booking engines and dashboards feel responsive to local customers. For gamers, it means smoother sessions on regional game servers where every millisecond affects hit registration. For VPN and proxy operators, it provides a Macedonian IP with fast connections to nearby markets.
Connectivity to Central Europe is also reasonable, with traffic usually heading north toward hubs such as Belgrade, Budapest or Vienna. A North Macedonia VPS can therefore act as the Balkan edge of a larger European deployment, paired with a primary server in a Western hub.
If you want to measure before you buy, run a ping test from your own location against our network and compare it with nearby options such as our Serbia VPS or Bulgaria VPS. Choose the location that gives your audience the lowest ping.
Linux or Windows VPS in North Macedonia
Yes, we offer North Macedonia VPS servers with both Linux and Windows, each with its own IP address. With SSH access on Linux and RDP access on Windows, you can manage applications and scripts without hurdles.
Linux users get the root account and can deploy a typical web stack with Nginx or Apache, PHP, MySQL or PostgreSQL, or run containers with Docker. It is the efficient choice for web servers, mail, DNS, VPN gateways and development environments.
Windows users can select Windows Server 2019 or Windows 10 Pro from the add-on list. On DC I, Windows costs the same as Linux from the second plan up, and on DC II both systems are available on every plan. That makes Skopje a good place for .NET applications, MSSQL test environments, accounting packages used by local businesses, and remote desktops for staff who need a Macedonian IP.
If your stack needs a specific distribution, Windows edition or preinstalled software, mention it at checkout. Our team prepares the instance so it is ready to use when you first log in.
Security on Your Skopje Virtual Server
A VPS is non-shared hosting: your files, databases and processes are not visible to any other customer on the host. KVM gives each virtual machine its own kernel and reserved resources, which closes off many of the risks that come with traditional shared hosting.
Our team protects the network with firewalling and DDoS mitigation at the infrastructure level. On request, we can also help with anti-malware tools, a host firewall, SSL certificates and antivirus installation on your instance, so you start with a hardened system rather than a bare one.
Inside the server, security remains in your hands. Keep the operating system and applications patched, disable password logins in favor of SSH keys where possible, and restrict RDP to known IP addresses on Windows. These habits matter as much as any infrastructure measure.
PTR delegation is part of the security and trust picture too. Setting a correct reverse DNS record for your mail server helps receiving systems verify your messages, which improves deliverability for transactional email, newsletters and support systems run from Skopje.
Growing and Upgrading a North Macedonia VPS
As a website gains visitors, it consumes more memory, CPU and disk. When your current plan starts to feel tight, you can move to a larger plan for a modest fee, which is far easier than migrating to a new provider or buying a physical server.
The plan ladders on this page are designed for that. On DC I, memory grows from 2 GB to 32 GB and storage from 40 GB to 410 GB NVMe in steady steps. On DC II, traffic grows from 1 TB to 10 TB per month alongside RAM and SSD. Start with what you need today, then step up when your analytics show it is time.
We recommend reviewing resource graphs every few months. If RAM usage regularly exceeds 80 percent or CPU load stays high during peak hours, an upgrade will usually improve response times more than any amount of code tuning.
Beyond resources, you can add extra IPv4 addresses for additional sites, separate mail servers or proxies. For four sites, for example, you can assign four IPs. Your needs set the rules.
Who Benefits from VPS Hosting in North Macedonia
Our Skopje VPS suits online shops, fast-growing apps and websites of every size, from a personal blog to a busy portal. Local retailers moving from physical stores to e-commerce benefit in particular: a server close to their customers gives fast product pages and checkouts without the costs of on-premises hardware.
Software teams and IT outsourcing firms in North Macedonia use virtual servers for staging, continuous integration and client demos. Media outlets and news portals publishing in Macedonian and Albanian rely on them to absorb traffic spikes when stories break.
Agencies and resellers can host many client sites on one larger instance with cPanel/WHM or Plesk, which often earns more than reselling shared hosting because each VPS offers a substantial volume of resources and an isolated environment.
Finally, VPN and proxy providers, gaming communities and developers testing regional services all value a clean Macedonian IP. If your project needs a presence in the Balkans, a North Macedonia VPS gives you that presence at an entry price below most Western European alternatives.
Use cases
Real Projects on Macedonian Virtual Servers
A server in Skopje is close to users in North Macedonia and its five neighbors. These are typical ways customers use a North Macedonia VPS.
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Tourism
Ohrid Tourism Booking Sites
Guesthouses, tour operators and boat-trip companies around Lake Ohrid and Struga take bookings from Macedonian, Albanian, Serbian and Bulgarian visitors. A Skopje server keeps their booking engines responsive during the summer rush. The DC II 4 GB plan at $35.99 runs WordPress with a booking plugin and handles 4 TB of monthly transfer.
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Outsourcing
Call Center CRM Hosting
Skopje hosts a number of outsourced customer-service and sales teams working for foreign clients. Their CRM, ticketing and VoIP management tools work best on a server close to the agents. A DC I plan with 6 vCores and 10 GB of ECC memory runs SuiteCRM or a similar system alongside its database without contention.
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Small business
Office Accounting Over RDP
Small Macedonian firms often depend on Windows-only accounting and invoicing programs. Every DC II plan supports Windows, so an accountant can move the software to a Skopje VPS and let staff connect over Remote Desktop from home or the office, with the data held on one central machine instead of a single desktop PC.
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Collaboration
Nextcloud for Local Teams
Companies that want shared folders, calendars and document editing without foreign cloud accounts can self-host Nextcloud in North Macedonia. The DC I 8 GB plan with 90 GB of NVMe handles a team of several dozen people, and unlimited traffic means large file syncs never count against a quota.
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E-commerce
Balkan Marketplace Stores
Online shops selling to North Macedonia, Kosovo and Albania benefit from a central location in the region. A Skopje server sits within a short path of Pristina and Tirana, and the DC II 2 Gbps port gives product pages and image galleries extra headroom during promotions and holiday sales.
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Freelancers
Studio Staging Environments
Skopje's software studios and freelancers building apps for Western clients can keep staging and demo environments locally. The $14.99 DC II plan is cheap enough to run one instance per client project, with root access for Docker, and it can be resized or cancelled as each engagement ends.
Before you order
Before You Buy a North Macedonia VPS
Check these points to land on the right Skopje data center and plan.
- Pick DC I for NVMe and unlimited traffic, DC II for lower entry prices.
- On DC I, choose the 4 GB plan or above if you need Windows.
- Compare DC II monthly transfer, from 1 TB to 10 TB, with your traffic.
- Decide whether a 2 Gbps port on DC II matters for your Macedonian site.
- Order an additional IPv4 if you will host several services separately.
- Add cPanel / WHM or Plesk Obsidian if you plan to host client sites.
Network reach
Reaching the Balkans From a Skopje Server
Skopje sits near the center of the Balkan peninsula, which makes a Skopje VPS a practical hub for a region of several small markets. Pristina is a short distance to the north, Thessaloniki and the Aegean coast lie to the south, Sofia is just across the eastern border and Tirana sits to the west. Belgrade is a little further north along the main corridor toward Central Europe. DC I plans use a 1 Gbps port with unlimited traffic, and DC II plans use a 2 Gbps port with 1 TB to 10 TB of monthly transfer.
- PristinaShort hop north into Kosovo
- ThessalonikiClose route to northern Greece
- SofiaJust across the Bulgarian border
- TiranaDirect reach to Albanian users
- BelgradeGateway toward Central Europe
Highlights
Skopje Infrastructure Behind Every Plan
These are the building blocks of our North Macedonia VPS service, carried over from the highlights of the original page and the specifications in the plan tables.
Intel CPUs in Skopje
Host machines in our Skopje facility use fast Intel server processors, so single-threaded tasks such as PHP rendering, game ticks and database queries complete quickly even on smaller plans.
DDR4 and ECC Memory
North Macedonia instances run on DDR4 RAM, and the DC I line uses ECC modules that detect and correct memory errors, an important safeguard for databases and long-running services.
2 Gbps Port on DC II
Every Skopje DC II plan connects through a 2 Gbps internet port with monthly allocations from 1 TB to 10 TB, giving quick bursts for downloads, backups and media delivery.
Unlimited Traffic on DC I
The NVMe plans in Skopje DC I include unlimited bandwidth on a 1 Gbps port, from the $21.99 starter to the 24-core top tier, so heavy transfer days never trigger overage bills.
PTR Delegation for Skopje IPs
Set reverse DNS on your Macedonian IP to match your mail domain. Correct PTR records help messages from your VPS pass checks at major mailbox providers.
KVM Isolation in North Macedonia
Each virtual server runs as a full KVM guest with its own kernel, reserved cores and memory, so neighboring tenants cannot affect your performance or see your data.
Firewall and DDoS Protection
Network-level firewalling and DDoS mitigation protect Skopje instances, and our team can help install anti-malware, SSL certificates and a host firewall when you request it.
SSH and RDP Admin Rights
You receive root on Linux or Administrator on Windows, with full freedom to install software, create users and configure services on your North Macedonia server.
Best VPS Hosting Provider in North Macedonia
If you are researching a truly non-shared, dependable VPS provider in Skopje, it helps to know why our prices are lower than many local alternatives. Our aim is to help new and growing businesses get online and move up, rather than to maximize revenue per customer. In our experience, many providers focus on payments and forget about the features that actually help clients succeed.
Every North Macedonia plan includes dedicated resources, up-to-date software installation, PTR delegation, a primary IP address, full root access and the flexibility to scale. These are standard, not upsells, and they come with the low monthly prices shown in the tables.
Which company you choose to host your apps and sites is your decision. We simply try to make it an easy one by keeping the specifications clear, the support responsive and the costs predictable.
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Fully privateSharing bandwidth, storage, vCPU and memory with other owners carries risk; our VPS keeps those resources reserved for you.
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Quick page loadsNVMe and SSD storage on fast Intel hosts help pages render quickly, which keeps visitors reading and buying.
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Ticket-based helpOur technical team answers support tickets and guides new clients at no extra charge, backed by tutorials for common tasks.
Optional Add-Ons for North Macedonia Servers
Beyond the standard features, clients who want extra protection, convenience or growth can choose from add-ons whose cost depends on what they need. Higher resource consumption simply calls for more resources, and a control panel helps you keep an eye on usage and manage the server yourself.
Available add-ons for Skopje plans include additional IPv4 addresses, server management by our technicians, Windows Server 2019 or Windows 10 Pro, cPanel/WHM licenses and Plesk Obsidian. One dedicated IPv4 is included with every VPS, and more can be attached according to how many sites or services you run.
Skopje Versus Western Hubs: Picking the Right Location
Many Balkan projects start on a server in Frankfurt, Amsterdam or Vienna simply because those are the best-known hosting cities. That works, but every request from Skopje, Ohrid or Strumica then travels north and back again. For a site whose readers or buyers are mostly in North Macedonia and its neighbors, hosting in Skopje removes that detour.
The trade-off is reach. If half your audience is in Germany or the Benelux, a Western hub may still be the better primary location, with a Skopje VPS added as a regional node for local users, a proxy or a staging server. If most of your audience is in the Balkans, Skopje should be the primary server and a Western location can serve as backup.
Cost is the other factor. Our DC II entry plan at $14.99 with a 2 Gbps port undercuts most Western European options with similar specifications, so a local node rarely adds much to your monthly budget. Compare locations on our VPS hosting page, then choose based on where your users actually are rather than on habit.
Nearby Dedicated Servers for North Macedonia Users
If you want maximum freedom without any concern about shared resource limits, consider a full dedicated server. Our dedicated machines are physically located in a top-tier Turkish data center and deliver latency to the Balkans that is close to what you see from Skopje.
We keep those servers competitively priced, and they are a natural next step when a North Macedonia VPS is no longer enough for your database, game network or hosting business. See the plans for a dedicated server in Turkey.
How it works
Getting Online in Skopje in Four Steps
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Compare DC I and DC II
Choose NVMe with unlimited traffic on DC I, or SSD with a 2 Gbps port and fixed quotas on DC II.
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Select size and system
Pick the cores, RAM and storage you need, then Linux or Windows Server 2019 or Windows 10 Pro.
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Add extras and pay: North Macedonia VPS
Attach IPv4 addresses, a control panel or management, and pay by card, PayPal, Bitcoin or Perfect Money.
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Connect and configure
Log in over SSH or RDP, set your PTR record and deploy your site, VPN or application.
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FAQ
North Macedonia VPS questions, answered
Do you offer North Macedonia VPS with Linux?
Yes. We offer VPS servers located in North Macedonia with both Linux and Windows, each with its own IP address. With SSH access on Linux or RDP on Windows, you can manage all of your applications and scripts without hurdles. Linux is available on every plan, and Windows is available on all plans except the DC I starter.
Do you help with anti-malware installation on Skopje servers?
Yes. Protection is a priority for us. On request, our team can help set up anti-malware, a firewall, SSL certificates and antivirus software on your instance, and DDoS mitigation is handled at the network level. After that, keep your system and applications updated to stay protected.
Which payment methods can I use to buy a North Macedonia VPS?
You can pay by Visa or MasterCard, Bitcoin, PayPal or Perfect Money. Cards are often the simplest option for a recurring monthly plan, while Bitcoin and Perfect Money suit customers who prefer not to use a bank card. All methods are available at checkout.
What happens if my VPS runs out of memory?
As your website gains visitors, it consumes more memory and other resources. If you reach the limit of your plan, you can upgrade to a larger one for a small additional fee. Watch your resource graphs so you can upgrade before visitors notice slowdowns.
How much does a North Macedonia VPS cost?
Prices start at $14.99 a month for the DC II plan with 1 core, 1 GB RAM, 15 GB SSD and a 2 Gbps port. NVMe plans on DC I start at $21.99 and go up to $299.99 for 24 vCores and 32 GB RAM. Identify your site's requirements first, then choose the plan that fits.
Can I make more profit with a VPS than with shared hosting?
We are not against shared hosting, but a VPS often brings better returns for growing projects. It provides a substantial volume of resources and an isolated environment, so your sites stay fast under load, and agencies can resell hosting to many clients from a single instance with a control panel.
Where exactly is the North Macedonia data center?
Both plan lines are hosted in Skopje, in a Tier III data center operated by Akton. The servers use Intel processors and Intel Ethernet network adapters, and the facility connects to the rest of the Balkans and Central Europe through regional fiber routes.
What is the difference between Skopje DC I and DC II?
DC I uses NVMe storage, ECC RAM and unlimited bandwidth on a 1 Gbps port, with plans from $21.99. DC II uses SSD storage with monthly traffic between 1 TB and 10 TB, but every plan has a 2 Gbps port and prices start at $14.99. Pick DC I for heavy traffic and DC II for lower cost.
Can I set reverse DNS on my Macedonian IP?
Yes. PTR delegation is supported on our North Macedonia VPS plans. Ask support to set the reverse DNS of your IP to your mail server's hostname, which helps outgoing messages pass verification at receiving mail servers.
Is a North Macedonia VPS good for gaming or VPN use?
Yes. Its central Balkan position gives low ping to players and VPN users in Serbia, Kosovo, Bulgaria, Greece and Albania. For VPNs with heavy traffic, choose a DC I plan with unlimited bandwidth; for smaller private tunnels, the DC II entry plans are cost-effective.
How quickly is a Skopje VPS activated?
Provisioning is fast. Once your order and payment are confirmed, the instance is built with the operating system you selected and the login details are sent to your email. If you asked for a control panel or specific software, our team installs it before handing the server over, which can add a little time.
Can I host Macedonian and Albanian language sites on the same VPS?
Yes. A single North Macedonia VPS can serve multiple sites and languages. Use separate virtual hosts in Nginx or Apache, or a control panel such as cPanel or Plesk, and add extra IPv4 addresses if you want each site on its own IP. UTF-8 encoding handles both Cyrillic and Latin scripts without special configuration.
Launch Your Skopje VPS Now
North Macedonia plans start at $14.99 a month with a 2 Gbps port, or $21.99 for NVMe with unlimited traffic. Choose a plan above, or open a ticket for sizing advice.