1C-based Russian businesses
They need a central Windows server for accounting and inventory software.
Windows runs on every DC II plan from the 4 GB tier, with up to 32 GB of memory.
Two Moscow data centers · KVM on NVMe
Put your website, app or proxy inside the Russian internet with a Moscow virtual server. NVMe plans start at $18 a month with unmetered traffic on a 1 Gbps port, KVM isolation, root or Administrator access, and a second Moscow facility for memory-heavy workloads.
The distinctive part of our Russia offer is the Moscow DC II range, which is built around memory and cores rather than disk. Every plan has 50 GB of storage, but memory climbs quickly: 16 GB with 8 cores at $107.99, then 32 GB with 8 cores at $157.99, and 32 GB with 16 cores at $227.99. That is an efficient way to buy RAM for databases, caches, 1C servers and analytics engines in Moscow, where working data lives in memory. For larger disks, the DC I range in the same city goes up to 410 GB of NVMe with unlimited traffic.
Every Moscow package below is built to keep cost and technical complexity under control for small businesses and individual developers alike. DC I runs NVMe storage on a 1 Gbps port with unmetered traffic, from 2 cores and 2 GB ECC RAM at $18 a month up to 24 cores and 32 GB at $299. DC II, a second Moscow facility under separate data-center management, focuses on memory, offering up to 32 GB RAM from $21.99. Each package includes basic support for troubleshooting, installation and distribution selection.
| CPU Cores | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Port | OS | Price | Order |
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| vCore x2 | 2 GB ECC | 40 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $18 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x2 | 4 GB ECC | 60 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $33 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x4 | 6 GB ECC | 70 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $49 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x4 | 8 GB ECC | 90 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $79 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x6 | 10 GB ECC | 100 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $104 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x8 | 12 GB ECC | 150 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $139 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x10 | 14 GB ECC | 170 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $179 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x16 | 16 GB ECC | 210 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $219 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x20 | 24 GB ECC | 310 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $256 / Month | Order Now | |
| vCore x24 | 32 GB ECC | 410 GB NVMe | Unlimited | 1 Gbps | $299 / Month | Order Now |
Unmatched virtual hosting plans at minimal cost, with NVMe storage and unmetered traffic in Moscow.
| CPU Cores | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | OS | Price | Order |
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| 01 | 2 GB | 50 GB | 1000 GB - Unlimited | $21.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 02 | 4 GB | 50 GB | 1000 GB - Unlimited | $41.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 04 | 8 GB | 50 GB | 2000 GB - Unlimited | $72.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 08 | 16 GB | 50 GB | 2000 GB - Unlimited | $107.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 08 | 32 GB | 50 GB | 2000 GB - Unlimited | $157.99 / Month | Order Now | |
| 16 | 32 GB | 50 GB | 2000 GB - Unlimited | $227.99 / Month | Order Now |
A second virtualization option from the same city, under different data-center management.
Available add-ons
They need a central Windows server for accounting and inventory software.
Windows runs on every DC II plan from the 4 GB tier, with up to 32 GB of memory.
They must keep Russian customers' personal data on local servers.
A Moscow DC I plan with NVMe and unlimited traffic works as a local data node.
They run memory-heavy databases and reporting jobs.
DC II offers up to 16 cores and 32 GB of RAM in Moscow.
Russia is the largest country on earth by area, stretching across Eastern Europe and Northern Asia, with roughly 145 million residents and one of the highest literacy rates in the world. That combination produces a large, educated, highly connected audience that shops, studies, streams and works online. Plenty of local companies already serve it, yet international brands keep testing the market because the margins are there for anyone who understands what Russian users want.
Understanding that audience starts with being reachable inside it. Russian is the dominant language of the local web, English is far less common than in Western Europe, and users expect pages to load quickly from domestic networks. Whether you sell online, run an office in Moscow, or research a product launch from abroad, a virtual private server in Russia gives your website, mobile app back end or test environment a local address and local response times.
We do not recommend serving Russian visitors from a distant country, and we do not recommend squeezing a growing project onto shared hosting either. A Russia VPS gives you dedicated resources for files, mailboxes and databases, keeps your data private inside an isolated KVM container, and lets you secure the machine the way you see fit.
It is also the most economical step up. A Moscow VPS costs a fraction of a full dedicated server while delivering far more control than a shared account, and you can move to larger plans, or to a dedicated server in Russia, when your traffic justifies it.
Distance shows up in every page load. A visitor in Moscow or St. Petersburg reaching a server in Western Europe or North America adds round-trip time to each request: the HTML, every stylesheet, every API call from your mobile app. Hosting in Moscow removes most of that path, so your site responds the way local competitors' sites do. For online stores, booking systems and SaaS dashboards, that responsiveness affects conversions directly.
Local hosting also affects how a Russian audience perceives you. A domestic IP address means geolocation services identify your project as Russian, which matters for local search visibility, for region-locked content, and for advertising platforms that target by location. Search engines popular in Russia, including Yandex, factor page speed and regional relevance into how they rank results, so a nearby server is a practical advantage rather than a cosmetic one.
Finally, a Moscow node is the simplest way to see the Russian internet as residents see it. Market researchers, QA teams and marketers use a Russia VPS to check localized landing pages, test payment flows, review search results and monitor competitors from inside the country, without travelling or relying on unreliable public proxies. A virtual server with root access does all of that from a stable, private address you control.
The first Moscow data center carries our main Russian VPS line. Every plan here pairs vCores with ECC memory, NVMe storage and a 1 Gbps port, and none of them meters your monthly traffic. The entry plan offers 2 cores, 2 GB RAM and 40 GB NVMe for $18 a month and runs Linux. From the next step up, at 2 cores, 4 GB RAM and 60 GB for $33, both Linux and Windows are available.
The mid-range is where most business sites settle. Four cores with 6 GB RAM and 70 GB NVMe cost $49, and the same core count with 8 GB and 90 GB costs $79. Those sizes comfortably run a WordPress or WooCommerce store with a cache layer, a Bitrix or Laravel application, or several smaller client sites behind one control panel.
Heavier projects can climb through 6, 8, 10 and 16 cores to the top configurations: 20 cores with 24 GB RAM and 310 GB NVMe at $256, or 24 cores with 32 GB RAM and 410 GB NVMe at $299. Those plans suit busy marketplaces, analytics jobs, CI runners, and teams consolidating many services onto one Moscow machine. Because traffic is unmetered on every DC I plan, you size by CPU, memory and disk alone and never have to guess at monthly transfer.
Our second Moscow facility is managed separately from DC I and is shaped differently. Every plan includes 50 GB of storage, and the variable is memory and cores: 1 core with 2 GB at $21.99, 2 cores with 4 GB at $41.99, 4 cores with 8 GB at $72.99, and 8 cores with 16 GB at $107.99. Traffic is listed as 1000 GB to unlimited on the smaller plans and 2000 GB to unlimited on the larger ones.
The interesting configurations sit at the top. You can take 8 cores with 32 GB RAM for $157.99, or 16 cores with 32 GB RAM for $227.99. That is a lot of memory for a modest disk, which makes these instances a natural match for in-memory databases such as Redis, Java and .NET application servers, Elasticsearch nodes, game servers that load large maps into RAM, and Windows workloads that need room for several concurrent RDP sessions.
Having two independent Moscow facilities is useful in its own right. You can place a primary application in DC I and a replica or backup node in DC II, keeping both inside Russia while reducing the chance that one maintenance window affects everything. If you are unsure which facility fits your project, describe it in a ticket and our team will suggest a plan.
Linux is the most economical way to run a Russia VPS, and it is the only choice on the two smallest plans. You can pick from numerous distributions at checkout, so the environment matches what your team already knows, and you receive full root access the moment the server is delivered. From there you install any web server, language runtime, database or security tooling you like.
Windows is available on every other plan in both Moscow facilities. Windows Server Datacenter editions in several versions are offered, as is Windows 10 for users who prefer a desktop environment over RDP, and the Windows options appear in the add-on list during configuration. Windows adds licensing costs that Linux does not, so expect a small difference depending on the edition you pick; the configurator shows the final figure before you pay.
Whichever OS you choose, you hold the highest level of access: root on Linux and Administrator on Windows. You can create additional users for colleagues or clients, define your own firewall rules, and keep the operating system lean. We believe a server with fewer running programs is a safer server, so we hand you a clean base system and let you add only what your project actually needs.
Moscow is the main traffic hub of the Russian internet, and quality communication channels from the city carry your packets efficiently not only across Russia but also toward other CIS countries and into Europe. A server here is well placed for audiences in Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia and the wider Russian-speaking region, as well as for European visitors who need reasonable response times to a Russian-language service.
Russia spans eleven time zones, so a single location cannot be next door to everyone. Moscow time (UTC+3) covers the most densely populated western part of the country, where the majority of users, businesses and online spending are concentrated. For customers in Siberia or the Far East, a Moscow node still beats an overseas server by a wide margin, and for many projects it is the sensible default.
If your audience is spread across neighbouring markets, you can pair your Russian server with nearby nodes, such as a Kazakhstan VPS for Central Asia or a Belarus VPS for Minsk, and route users by region. All of these servers are managed from one client area with one set of billing details, so running a small multi-country footprint is straightforward.
Small and medium-sized projects are the core of our Russian customer base: online shops selling into the domestic market, corporate websites, landing pages for advertising campaigns, and the API back ends of mobile apps. A KVM container with dedicated cores and NVMe storage handles them comfortably and grows with them.
Developers use Moscow VPS instances as staging environments that mirror production conditions inside Russia, as build agents, and as hosts for Telegram bots, scrapers of public data and monitoring scripts that need a Russian vantage point. Agencies host several client sites on one larger plan with a control panel and add IP addresses as client numbers grow.
Gamers and community admins run private game servers close to Russian players. Other customers run VPN and proxy endpoints, mail servers, and file synchronization for distributed teams. You get full freedom over what you install, with one firm condition: everything must be legal. Within that limit, the virtual machine is yours to configure, and your container follows your rules rather than a list of approved scripts.
Our Russian VPS service runs in a modern Moscow data center built to Tier III level, chosen because so many of our customers asked for it. The physical hosts are our own proven equipment of the latest generation from leading manufacturers, using ECC memory to catch errors before they corrupt data and SSD or NVMe storage to keep disk latency low.
The environment around the hardware matters as much as the hardware itself. Racks, cabling, cooling systems and power backups are all designed so your data stays online, and the network layer uses strict firewalling with the ability to open ports at network level when your application needs them. The aim is low packet loss and a stable ISP connection, so your services behave predictably during busy hours.
Each Russian server receives addresses from isolated IP ranges, and data transmission between you and your container is secured. We monitor the hosts and the network continuously and plan capacity so that resources sold in a plan are resources you can actually use. This is what we mean when we describe the platform as dependable: careful engineering, not slogans.
Ordering is a short, direct process. Compare the plans in both Moscow facilities, click Order on the one you want, then configure the operating system and any add-ons such as extra IPv4 addresses, a Windows edition, or a cPanel/WHM or Plesk Obsidian license. After that you go straight to the payment gateway. PayPal is the quickest option for verifying a payment, so confirmation does not hold up provisioning.
Once the order and payment are confirmed you receive welcome emails from us, and your login credentials follow within 2 to 24 hours as the server is processed. Most orders arrive well inside that window. Your instance is delivered exactly as you configured it, with the plan resources plus any extras you selected.
If none of the listed plans matches your needs, for example you want an unusual RAM-to-disk ratio or a custom networking layout, our technicians can build a tailored container for an additional management charge. That same team brings more than 13 years of virtualization experience to after-sales support, so questions about setup, migration or tuning reach people who handle these tasks every day.
Two Moscow data centers let a Russia VPS be sized either for storage and traffic or for memory and cores. These are the projects customers bring most often.
Many Russian companies run 1C:Enterprise for accounting, payroll and warehouse records, usually on Windows. A Moscow VPS lets staff in several offices connect to one 1C installation over Remote Desktop. The DC II plan with 8 cores and 16 GB at $107.99 gives the file or SQL database version room for a growing team of users.
1C-Bitrix is a common platform for Russian online shops because it links closely with 1C inventory. It benefits from fast disks and plenty of PHP memory. A DC I plan with 4 vCores, 8 GB of ECC memory and 90 GB of NVMe at $79 runs a mid-sized Bitrix store with its caching modules enabled.
Russian rules require personal data of Russian citizens to be stored on servers inside the country. Foreign companies with Russian customers often keep a Moscow database for registrations and orders while the rest of the platform runs elsewhere. A DC I plan with unlimited traffic suits that replication setup well.
Telegram is widely used in Russia for customer service, delivery updates and small shops built as bots or mini apps. The $18 DC I entry plan with 2 vCores and 2 GB runs several bots with a PostgreSQL database, and root access lets you deploy them with Docker and restart them automatically.
ClickHouse, Redis and Elasticsearch perform best when data fits in RAM. Moscow DC II offers 32 GB of memory from $157.99, and its top plan pairs that memory with 16 cores at $227.99, making it a practical analytics node for Russian marketing, logistics or ad-tech teams that run heavy queries.
Online schools and course platforms teaching in Russian serve students across Russia and neighboring countries. A Moscow server running Moodle or a video-course platform keeps lessons quick for domestic learners, and the DC I plan with 10 GB at $104 handles busy enrollment periods.
Confirm these points before choosing between the two Moscow data centers.
Moscow is the main network center of Russia, so a Moscow virtual server is the natural starting point for reaching users across the country. Traffic to St Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod and Kazan travels over domestic routes, and Yekaterinburg and the Urals are further east along the same backbone. Minsk is a short path to the west, and Kazakhstan and the rest of Central Asia are commonly served from Moscow too. DC I plans include a 1 Gbps port with unlimited traffic, while DC II plans include 1000 GB to 2000 GB of monthly transfer, with unlimited options available.
Each point below reflects how our Russian VPS platform is actually built and run, from the virtualization layer to the people who answer your tickets.
You get exactly what you came to this page for. We do not promise what we cannot provide, and we focus on giving long-term customers a convenient, predictable path to their goals through a Moscow server that does what the plan table says.
There is no time to waste when launching or growing an online business. Full KVM virtualization gives every Russian VPS its own kernel and reserved resources, so performance stays smooth even when other tenants on the same host are busy.
Data-center level safety is our responsibility. Strict network firewalling, low packet loss and the ability to open specific ports at network level keep your Moscow container both protected and usable for the services you need.
You get the highest permission level to execute commands on your instance: root on Linux and Administrator on Windows. Later you can add more users for colleagues, developers or clients as your work requires.
If a previous host let you down, trust is hard to rebuild. Our support team works through problems with you and assists according to your actual demands, rather than closing tickets with a template reply.
All host machines used for virtualization in Moscow sit in a stable environment with branded hardware, organized racks and cabling, effective cooling and power backups, all aimed at keeping your data reachable around the clock.
Keep the base system lean or add safe control panels and tools that make work easier. Extra IPv4 addresses, Windows editions, cPanel/WHM and Plesk Obsidian can all be combined with your order.
DC I plans share a 1 Gbps port with unmetered traffic, and multiple connections through quality channels carry your data across Russia, the CIS and Europe without the throttling surprises of capped plans.
Picking a solid hosting provider matters because hosting is the foundation everything else stands on. When you place files on a remote server, the provider becomes responsible for their safety and basic security. Unlike free services, quality paid hosting delivers fast page access to large numbers of visitors without forced advertising on your pages.
Our Moscow partnership gives us the freedom to virtualize and customize according to what customers ask for. Large CPU core counts, generous disks, Linux or Windows, and bandwidth adjustments are all handled per order. For a legal, stable connection hosted from Moscow, VPSandServer gives you a dependable base, with a provisioning team that understands the local setup.
Compare our features with any other provider and you will find we are not offering exotic extras for show. What we offer is a practical set of tools at a low price:
A server stays more secure when it runs fewer programs, which is why every Moscow VPS starts with a clean operating system and maximum control at the base level. That said, a few well-tested control panels and add-ons make day-to-day work easier and can raise your success rate, especially for agencies and site owners who prefer a graphical interface.
With each order you can combine any of the value-added components from the plan table. Some customers need extra IP addresses for separate SSL sites, mail reputation or proxy pools; others need a licensed panel. Include only what helps you, and leave the rest out.
If your project needs even more reliability, security and authority over the hardware, consider a hosting booster in the form of a dedicated server in the same country. A physical machine gives you every core, every gigabyte of RAM and every disk to yourself, with no hypervisor between your software and the hardware.
Moving from a Moscow VPS to a dedicated server in Russia keeps your audience, IP geolocation and latency profile the same while removing any resource ceiling. Many customers start on a VPS, prove their concept, and then migrate to bare metal once traffic or compliance requirements demand it. If you are not sure which path fits, browse all our VPS hosting locations or ask our team for a recommendation.
Decide between DC I for NVMe and unmetered traffic, or DC II for higher memory, then click Order on the plan you want.
Choose a Linux distribution or Windows edition and add IPv4 addresses or a control panel license if you need them.
Complete payment, with PayPal recommended for quick verification so nothing delays provisioning.
Receive your root or Administrator credentials within 2 to 24 hours and start deploying your project in Moscow.
A VPS is better in the sense that it is more flexible, runs faster and handles more traffic than a typical shared hosting account, because your CPU, memory and storage are reserved for you alone. Shared hosting still has its place: it costs less and is easier to set up for a tiny personal site. Once a Russian project starts receiving real traffic or needs custom software, a Moscow VPS is the more sensible choice.
We use only our own proven equipment of the latest generation from the world's leading manufacturers. Host machines use ECC memory and SSD or NVMe storage, and they sit in a Moscow data center with redundant power, cooling and structured cabling. We do not buy cheap hardware to cut prices; the low cost comes from running the platform efficiently.
Each plan can run a Linux operating system from numerous distributions, and every plan except the smallest can also run Windows Server Datacenter editions in several versions, or Windows 10. For control panels, cPanel/WHM and Plesk Obsidian licenses are available as add-ons during checkout. You can also install free panels yourself, since you have full administrative access.
Yes. Every provisioned node comes with the highest user level: root when you choose Linux, and Administrator when you choose a Windows RDP server. You can install any software, change system settings and create additional users without asking us for permission, as long as your use of the server stays legal.
After a successful order and payment you will receive welcome emails from us right away, and your login credentials arrive within 2 to 24 hours of processing. Many orders are delivered much sooner. Paying through PayPal helps because the payment can be verified quickly, which removes one of the most common causes of delay.
Yes, extra IPv4 addresses are available for this location. You can add them when you first configure your server or at any stage of your subscription from the client area. Customers use them for separate SSL sites, dedicated mail sending addresses, proxy pools and isolating different client projects on one Moscow machine.
Choose DC I if you want NVMe storage, a 1 Gbps port and unmetered traffic with balanced CPU, RAM and disk. Choose DC II if your application is memory-bound and does not need much disk, for example caching layers, Java or .NET services, or game servers; its top plans give 32 GB RAM with 50 GB storage. You can also use both facilities for redundancy inside Russia.
Yes. If your desired specifications are not in the plan tables, or you need a container with a specific networking setup, our technicians can work out a custom build for an additional management charge. Open a ticket describing the CPU, RAM, storage, IP and network requirements you have, and we will confirm what is possible in Moscow and what it costs.
Payments go through our online payment gateway at the end of the order process. PayPal is the recommended option for this location because it allows quick payment verification, so your server can be provisioned without waiting for manual confirmation. If you have a question about billing, contact our team before ordering and we will explain the options.
You get full freedom and power to run your virtual machine as you wish, with one condition: nothing illegal. Websites, applications, databases, game servers, VPN and proxy services, development tools and monitoring scripts are all welcome. Abuse such as spam, attacks on other networks or unlawful content is not, and it puts both your service and our network at risk.
Plans in Russia start at $18 a month with unmetered traffic on a 1 Gbps port. Pick a plan, configure it in minutes, and run your project from inside the Russian internet.
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