Romanian VPS Hosting in Two Cities
Romania is one of the largest countries in Southeastern Europe and an active member state of the European Union. Bucharest is its capital and largest city, while Craiova is a major regional center in the southwest, in the historic region of Oltenia. Visitors know the country for its castles, well-preserved old towns and the Dracula legend; businesses know it for a growing economy and a strong technology workforce.
The Romanian economy is diverse. Agriculture, with crops such as corn and wheat, remains important, and the country produces natural gas, petroleum, coal and iron. Industry includes metal processing, chemicals, transport equipment, furniture and textiles, and the IT and outsourcing sector has become one of the most dynamic parts of the economy.
Our VPS hosting in Romania is built for that market. The Tier III+ data center facilities we use are planned for growth, with redundant power supplies that feed equipment from two or more identical sources, which significantly increases reliability. Network access runs through a 1 Gbps shared port for a fast and continuous connection.
On top of that, you get high-core CPU options, large memory allocations, NVMe or SSD storage depending on the location, and a choice of Windows or Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and CentOS. Control panels including cPanel, Plesk and DirectAdmin can be installed for you, and our support team is available around the clock.
Why Romania Works for VPS Hosting
Romania sits at the meeting point of Central and Southeastern Europe. It borders Hungary and Serbia to the west, Ukraine to the north, Moldova to the east and Bulgaria to the south, with a coastline on the Black Sea. That position gives a Romanian server natural reach into the Balkans, the Black Sea region and Central Europe at the same time.
The country is widely known for fast and affordable consumer broadband, and its cities have dense fiber networks. That domestic connectivity helps local visitors reach a Romanian-hosted site quickly, whether they are in Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Timisoara, Iasi, Constanta or Craiova.
Romania also has a large technology talent pool. Software development, IT outsourcing and cybersecurity firms operate across several cities, and many international companies run engineering centers in the country. These teams need staging servers, test environments and production capacity close to home.
As an EU member state, Romania offers a familiar regulatory environment for European businesses. Romanian time follows Eastern European Time, one hour ahead of Berlin, which suits companies working with both EU and Black Sea markets.
For companies expanding into Eastern Europe, a Romanian server is often the first regional node after a Western European hub. It brings content closer to a large domestic market while keeping data inside the EU.
Bucharest DC I: SSD Plans with Monthly Traffic
The Bucharest line is built for affordable Linux hosting in the capital. Every plan uses SSD storage and a 1 Gbps port with a monthly traffic allowance, and the configurations vary in their balance of CPU, memory and disk.
The entry plan has 1 core, 1 GB RAM, 30 GB SSD and 1,500 GB of traffic for $18.99 a month, enough for a small website, a VPN tunnel or a monitoring node. Moving up, 2 cores with 2 GB RAM, 40 GB SSD and 2,000 GB of traffic cost $29.99.
Two plans target different needs at the next level. The 4-core plan with 2 GB RAM, 20 GB SSD and 2,500 GB of traffic at $39.99 suits CPU-heavy tasks such as compiling code or running bots. The 2-core plan with 2 GB RAM and 80 GB SSD at $49.99 suits storage-hungry sites that do not need many cores.
For more balanced workloads, 3 cores with 3 GB RAM, 60 GB SSD and 2,500 GB of traffic cost $59.99, and the top Bucharest plan offers 4 cores, 4 GB RAM, 80 GB SSD and 4,000 GB of traffic for $69.99. All Bucharest plans run Linux.
Because Bucharest traffic is measured monthly, estimate your usage before choosing. A typical business site uses only a fraction of the 1,500 GB entry allowance, while file mirrors, streaming and heavy VPN use are better served by the unlimited Craiova plans.
Craiova DC II: NVMe Plans with Unlimited Bandwidth
Craiova is our performance location in Romania. Every plan there uses ECC memory, NVMe storage, unlimited bandwidth and a 1 Gbps port, and the range scales much further than in Bucharest.
The starter gives you 2 vCores, 2 GB ECC RAM and 40 GB NVMe for $20 a month on Linux. From the second plan up, Linux and Windows cost the same: 2 vCores with 4 GB RAM and 60 GB NVMe for $35, 4 vCores with 6 GB and 70 GB for $46, and 4 vCores with 8 GB and 90 GB for $75.
Mid-range options cover most business needs: 6 vCores with 10 GB RAM and 100 GB NVMe for $97, and 8 vCores with 12 GB RAM and 150 GB NVMe for $136. These are well suited to online stores, CRM systems and game servers with active communities.
At the top, Craiova scales to 10, 16 and 20 vCores, ending with 24 vCores, 32 GB ECC RAM and 410 GB NVMe for $294 a month. That 24-core configuration is the most powerful Romanian VPS we offer, and with unlimited traffic, you never need to worry about overage charges.
Craiova is also the better location for Windows hosting in Romania, since it is the only one of the two cities where Windows is offered. Remote desktops, .NET applications and Windows-based trading tools all run there at Linux prices.
Choosing Between Bucharest and Craiova
Both cities give you a Romanian IP and fast access to local users, so the choice mostly comes down to storage type, traffic model, operating system and how far you expect to scale.
Pick Bucharest if you want the lowest possible entry price, you run Linux, and your monthly traffic fits comfortably inside the allowance. It is a sensible choice for small sites, development servers, personal VPNs and lightweight bots.
Pick Craiova if you need NVMe speed, unlimited bandwidth, ECC memory, Windows, or more than four cores. Databases, e-commerce platforms, media sites, game servers and busy VPN gateways all benefit from what Craiova offers, and the range gives you room to grow to 24 vCores without changing location.
Some customers use both: a Craiova instance for production and a Bucharest instance for staging, backups or monitoring. Running two Romanian locations also adds geographic redundancy at modest cost. If you are unsure, open a ticket with a short description of your project and we will recommend a plan.
Whichever city you choose, both instances can be managed from the same client area and support the same Linux distributions, so moving a project between them later is straightforward.
Price is close at the entry level: $18.99 in Bucharest versus $20 in Craiova. For only a small difference, Craiova adds NVMe, ECC memory and unlimited traffic, so it is worth considering even for modest projects that may grow.
Linux Distributions and Windows in Romania
We offer Ubuntu as well as Debian, Fedora and CentOS on our Romanian VPS. These distributions are widely used for their stability and performance, and they cover nearly every web, mail and application stack you might need.
Windows is available on Craiova plans from the second tier upward at the same price as Linux. The add-on list includes Windows Server 2019 and Windows 10 Pro, and other editions such as Data Center, Enterprise and Windows Server Standard can be discussed with support. Bucharest plans are Linux only.
You can also have cPanel, Plesk or DirectAdmin installed on your server. We handle the installation for you, and the license is billed as an additional charge. Linux users who prefer the command line can skip the panel entirely to keep more resources free.
With your own virtual server, you set your own rules. Choose the operating system that best fits your website or application, install any software you need, and change it later through a reinstall if your requirements evolve.
If you need an operating system or edition that is not shown at checkout, ask our team. We can often provision it for you, with any additional licensing or installation charges explained before the work begins.
Romanian VPS Security and Your Data
A VPS keeps your site under your control: nobody else can change or edit your content without your authority. KVM isolation means other customers on the same host cannot access your files, memory or processes.
To protect your server, follow a few proven practices. Install and configure a firewall, secure your sites with SSL certificates, run malware scanning and removal tools, and keep the operating system and all software updated. These habits close most of the doors attackers look for.
Our infrastructure contributes too. Tier III+ facilities with redundant power, enterprise hardware and SSD or NVMe storage reduce the risk of hardware-related outages, while our team watches over the network and host systems.
Every VPS includes a dedicated IP address, which helps with SSL setup, email reputation and consistent access. If your project needs more addresses, additional IPs are available for an extra charge.
Remember that infrastructure and host-level measures cannot protect weak passwords or outdated plugins. Treat security as an ongoing routine: review logs, remove unused software and test your backups regularly so a restore works when you need it.
What You Can Run on a Romania VPS
Romanian virtual servers are popular for local e-commerce, news portals, booking platforms and company websites that serve customers in Romanian. Hosting in the country shortens the path to visitors and helps pages load quickly on both fixed and mobile connections.
Developers and IT outsourcing teams use Craiova and Bucharest instances for continuous integration, staging and client demos. NVMe storage and multiple cores make builds and tests run fast, and Linux distributions such as Ubuntu and Debian fit modern deployment pipelines.
Gamers host servers for Romanian and Balkan communities, while VPN and proxy operators value a Romanian IP with unlimited traffic in Craiova. Agencies run client sites under cPanel or Plesk on larger plans and manage everything from one place.
Romania's position next to Moldova also makes it a practical home for Romanian-language projects serving both countries. Compare it with our Moldova VPS or Bulgaria VPS if your audience is spread across the region.
Researchers and marketers also use Romanian instances to view local search results and region-specific content exactly as users in Romania see them, which helps with SEO and market research aimed at the country.
Scaling Resources on Your Romanian Server
You can add resources to your Romania VPS plan whenever you need them. As traffic grows, moving to a larger plan gives your site more CPU, memory and storage without changing providers or rebuilding your entire stack from scratch.
The Craiova ladder is designed for long-term growth, from 2 vCores and 2 GB RAM all the way to 24 vCores and 32 GB RAM. The Bucharest ladder is shorter and best for projects that will stay small or medium-sized.
Bandwidth is the other dimension to watch. Craiova plans are unlimited, so traffic spikes do not cost extra. Bucharest plans have monthly allowances between 1,500 GB and 4,000 GB; if you regularly approach the limit, consider moving up a tier or switching to Craiova.
Our engineers have spent years in web hosting and can help you plan the right upgrade path. Share your current usage and expected growth in a ticket, and they will suggest whether a bigger plan, a second server or a different location makes more sense.
Scaling is not only about bigger plans. For read-heavy sites, a caching layer or a second smaller VPS for static files can deliver more speed per dollar than a single large instance, and our team can help you compare the options.
When you do move to a larger plan, schedule the change outside your peak hours and take a fresh backup first. That keeps any disruption for your Romanian visitors as short as possible.