Istanbul and Izmir · KVM, OpenVZ, LXC

VPS Hosting Turkey

Choose from four Turkish data-center groups, three in Istanbul and one in Izmir, with NVMe and SSD plans from $16.99 a month. Get a Turkish IP, root or Administrator access, DDoS mitigation and three upstream carriers behind a Tier III facility.

  • Tier III Data Center
  • Three Internet Carriers
  • KVM and OpenVZ Virtualization
  • Turkish Low Latency
  • Internal Firewall
  • Full Root Control
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Four Turkish Groups in One Place

What sets this Turkey page apart is choice: four separate groups across Istanbul and Izmir, each with its own trade-offs. TR DC I offers KVM with ECC memory, NVMe and unlimited traffic up to 24 vCores. TR DC II is the low-cost Linux range on 1 Gbps with fixed traffic. TR DC III mirrors a familiar 1-to-16-core lineup with Windows from 2 cores. TR DC IV in Izmir runs LXC containers on a 100 Mbps shared port. Few providers give you Istanbul and Izmir IPs, three virtualization styles and prices from $16.99 to $299 on a single page.

Turkey
  • Three Istanbul groups, one Izmir
  • KVM, OpenVZ and LXC options
  • From $16.99 to $299 monthly
  • Up to 24 vCores, 32 GB
Plans & pricing

Cheap VPS Prices in Turkey

When you want local hosting with resources reserved for you, a virtual server is the natural choice, and the next step is finding a provider that offers strong features at a low price. Our Turkish plans span four groups. TR DC I in Istanbul is the NVMe flagship with ECC memory and unlimited traffic. TR DC II is the budget Linux SSD line from $16.99. TR DC III adds Windows support with bandwidth up to unlimited. TR DC IV in Izmir offers LXC containers with generous SSD space.

Turkey plans TR DC I · Istanbul
CPU Cores RAM Storage Bandwidth Port OS Price Order
vCore x2 2 GB ECC 40 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux $20 / Month Order Now
vCore x2 4 GB ECC 60 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $35 / Month Order Now
vCore x4 6 GB ECC 70 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $55 / Month Order Now
vCore x4 8 GB ECC 90 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $86 / Month Order Now
vCore x6 10 GB ECC 100 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $104 / Month Order Now
vCore x8 12 GB ECC 150 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $142 / Month Order Now
vCore x10 14 GB ECC 170 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $176 / Month Order Now
vCore x16 16 GB ECC 210 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $199 / Month Order Now
vCore x20 24 GB ECC 310 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $259 / Month Order Now
vCore x24 32 GB ECC 410 GB NVMe Unlimited 1 Gbps Linux Windows $299 / Month Order Now

Advanced infrastructure with large resources at a fraction of the cost.

Who it is for

Who Hosts on a Turkish VPS

Turkish online retailers

They want fast product pages for shoppers across Turkey and room for campaign traffic.

TR DC I combines ECC RAM, NVMe and unlimited traffic on 1 Gbps, with ten sizes from 2 to 24 vCores.

Regional bridge businesses

They sell to both European and Middle Eastern customers and want one server between the two.

An Istanbul server sits on the line between Europe and Asia, so one VPS can serve both markets reasonably from a single base.

Budget-minded Linux tinkerers in Turkey

They need a cheap Turkish IP for a bot, proxy or test box.

TR DC II starts at $16.99 with Linux and 1 Gbps, and Izmir LXC containers start at $19.99.

Turkish Virtual Servers Where Europe Meets Asia

Turkey's geography has shaped its history for centuries. Straddling the Bosphorus, with Thrace in Europe and Anatolia in Asia, the country links the Balkans, the Black Sea, the Caucasus and the Middle East. Today it is one of the region's largest economies, with a young, connected population and a strong manufacturing, logistics and tourism base. Recent investment-friendly policies have made it easier for foreign companies to trade with Turkish customers.

You do not need to open an office or hire local staff to take part. A Turkey VPS lets you open an online store, launch a localized service or run back-office operations remotely, using a Turkish IP address and local network routes with no third party in between. It is one of the most cost-effective ways to claim a share of the Turkish market.

We host Turkish virtual servers in Istanbul, the country's commercial capital, and in Izmir on the Aegean coast. Plans run on enterprise hardware from brands such as Dell and Fujitsu, with redundant power and internet infrastructure built to Tier III standards. That combination keeps the risk of failure low and keeps your applications responsive.

Every instance gives you full control: root on Linux, Administrator on Windows. Build a web store, an API, a game server or a proxy, and scale from a 1-core Linux plan to a 24-core NVMe machine as your Turkish business grows.

Turkey Time runs at UTC+3 all year, the same as Moscow and Riyadh and one or two hours ahead of most of Europe. If your team works European hours, routine maintenance on a Turkish server can be scheduled early in the morning local time, before Turkish shoppers come online.

Why a Turkish IP and Istanbul Hosting Matter

Turkey has more than 85 million people and one of the most active online populations in its region. Turkish shoppers buy heavily on marketplaces and social platforms, follow local streaming and news sites, and play online games in large numbers. Serving them from a server inside the country cuts the distance traffic must travel and makes pages, checkouts and apps feel faster.

A Turkish IP address carries extra weight. Local search results, advertising platforms and some payment and content services treat domestic visitors differently from foreign ones. Brands, SEO agencies and price-comparison teams use a Turkey VPS to see what Turkish users actually see, check localized ad placements and verify that region-specific content loads correctly.

Istanbul is the obvious hub. It is Turkey's largest city and its business and financial center, home to a large share of the country's companies and online services. Hosting there places your server where most Turkish traffic is concentrated, while Izmir offers a second, Aegean-coast location for diversity.

Turkey also works as a regional bridge. From Istanbul, routes into Bulgaria, Greece, Georgia and the wider Black Sea area are short, making it a sensible single location for projects that serve both Turkish and neighboring audiences.

TR DC I Istanbul NVMe Plans Explained

TR DC I - ISTANBUL is the performance line of our Turkish range. All Turkish plans in this group share NVMe disks, ECC RAM, unmetered traffic and a 1 Gbps uplink. NVMe drives access data far faster than SATA SSDs, and ECC RAM corrects single-bit memory errors, both of which matter for databases and long-running services.

The range starts at $20 a month for 2 vCores, 2 GB ECC RAM and 40 GB NVMe, a Linux-only plan suited to small sites, bots and VPN endpoints. From there every plan supports Linux or Windows: 2 vCores and 4 GB RAM with 60 GB NVMe for $35, 4 vCores and 6 GB with 70 GB for $55, and 4 vCores and 8 GB with 90 GB for $86.

Mid-sized projects can step up to 6 vCores, 10 GB RAM and 100 GB NVMe for $104, or 8 vCores, 12 GB RAM and 150 GB for $142. Larger stores, agencies and SaaS platforms will find room on 10 vCores with 14 GB and 170 GB for $176, or 16 vCores with 16 GB and 210 GB for $199.

At the top, $259 buys 20 vCores, 24 GB RAM and 310 GB NVMe, and $299 delivers 24 vCores, 32 GB RAM and 410 GB NVMe. With unmetered traffic on every plan, DC I is the comfortable choice for streaming, busy proxies and high-traffic Turkish e-commerce.

Budget and Windows Tiers in TR DC II and DC III

TR DC II - ISTANBUL is our lowest-priced Turkish line. All six plans run Linux on SSD storage with a 1 Gbps port and a fixed monthly transfer allowance. The smallest costs $16.99 for 1 core, 1 GB RAM, 30 GB SSD and 1,500 GB of traffic. Next come 2 cores and 2 GB with 40 GB and 2,000 GB for $24.99, then two contrasting $36.99 and $42.99 plans: 4 cores with 2 GB RAM and 20 GB, or 2 cores with 2 GB RAM and 80 GB, both with 2,500 GB.

The upper DC II plans offer 3 cores, 3 GB RAM and 60 GB with 2,500 GB for $49.99, and 4 cores, 4 GB RAM and 80 GB with 4,000 GB for $63.99. These cover blogs, small stores, staging servers and lightweight tunnels at very low cost.

TR DC III - ISTANBUL is the flexible tier for Windows users. Each plan includes 50 GB storage and a bandwidth allowance of 1,000 GB or 2,000 GB that can be raised to unlimited. The 1-core, 2 GB starter at $26.99 is Linux-only; above it, every plan runs Linux or Windows: 2 cores and 4 GB for $44.99, 4 cores and 8 GB for $75.99, 8 cores and 16 GB for $104.99, and 16 cores and 32 GB for $197.99.

DC III is a practical home for Windows Remote Desktop, .NET applications and trading tools, as well as compute-heavy Linux jobs that do not need much disk.

TR DC IV Izmir LXC Containers on the Aegean

TR DC IV - IZMIR gives you a second Turkish city. Izmir is Turkey's third-largest city and a major Aegean port, and our data center there is classified as a Tier III facility equipped with modern technology. Having a non-Istanbul option is useful when you want geographic diversity or simply a different network path within Turkey.

This group uses LXC virtualization on a 100 Mbps shared internet port. LXC containers share the host kernel, which makes them lightweight and efficient; they suit Linux web hosting, small databases, bots and file storage, though they cannot load custom kernel modules the way KVM can.

Plans focus on storage per dollar. The entry container is $19.99 for 1 core, 1 GB RAM, 10 GB SSD and 100 GB of transfer. At $29.99 you get 1 core, 2 GB RAM and 40 GB SSD with 100 GB. Larger plans include 2 cores, 2 GB RAM, 60 GB SSD and 600 GB for $49.99; 4 cores, 4 GB RAM, 100 GB SSD and 1,000 GB for $79.99; and 4 cores, 8 GB RAM, 250 GB SSD and 1,000 GB for $99.99.

All DC IV plans are Linux-only. After your order is finalized, credentials for an Izmir container arrive within 2 to 18 hours.

KVM, OpenVZ and LXC Virtualization in Turkey

We offer more than one virtualization technology in Turkey because different workloads benefit from different approaches. KVM is the most mature option and is available for both Linux and Windows. It virtualizes hardware fully, giving each VPS its own kernel and reserved resources, so you can run any operating system, load custom modules and tune the network stack.

Container-based virtualization, such as OpenVZ and LXC, takes a lighter path. Containers share the host's Linux kernel while keeping their own file systems, processes and network settings. That reduces overhead, which helps keep prices low, and suits standard Linux workloads like web servers, mail, databases and scripts.

As a rule of thumb, choose KVM if you need Windows, Docker with full kernel features, a VPN that requires kernel modules, or strict isolation. Choose a container plan such as the Izmir LXC range when you want plenty of SSD space for a straightforward Linux stack at a lower monthly cost.

Whichever you pick, every Turkish instance is kept up to date and delivered on modern hardware and software, so you start from a clean, current base.

Turkish Network: Carriers, DDoS and IP Ranges

Our Turkish instances connect through leading data centers that exit directly onto the telecom backbone through professional routers and switches. Three back-end internet carriers provide redundancy, so traffic can take another path if one upstream has a problem, and they give you a choice of IP ranges.

That choice is practical. Routes to Turkish ISPs differ by carrier, and we can offer several IP ranges for you to test, then keep the one that gives the lowest latency for your audience. This is especially useful for game servers and proxy services where a few milliseconds matter.

Security starts at the network edge. DDoS mitigation and a hardware firewall help filter floods and hostile scans before they reach your server, while each VPS also has an internal firewall you can configure yourself. Ports are 1 Gbps shared on the Istanbul NVMe and SSD plans and 100 Mbps shared on the Izmir LXC plans.

We still encourage good host security: SSH keys, regular updates and limited RDP exposure. Together, network-level protection and server-level hardening give your Turkish service a solid defensive base.

Proxies, Game Servers and SERP Checks from Turkey

After buying a Turkey VPS, you can use it for any lawful purpose: a proxy, a game server, a web or email server, a CDN edge or an Exchange server. Root access means there are no restrictions on the software you install.

Windows instances have a popular use of their own. Through the browser in your Remote Desktop session, you can access search engines and websites exactly as a user in Turkey would. Marketing teams use this to monitor Turkish search results, check ad placements, test geo-targeted landing pages and review local competitors' prices.

Gaming communities benefit from Turkey's position too. Players in Turkey and neighboring countries connect over short routes, and the higher-core DC I and DC III plans provide the CPU needed for busy multiplayer servers.

For web businesses, a Turkish server is a natural origin for Turkish-language storefronts, content sites and SaaS tools. Combine it with a CDN for visitors further away, or with a node in Georgia if you also serve the Caucasus.

Provisioning, Backups and Customization in Turkey

Delivery is handled through an installation queue: orders are provisioned in the sequence they are received, and we send your welcome email with credentials as soon as your server is ready. For most Turkish plans, delivery should take no more than 6 hours after order and payment verification; in the worst case it can take up to 24 hours. Izmir LXC containers arrive within 2 to 18 hours.

Backups are flexible. You can add a backup disk of whatever size you need from our dedicated backup NAS unit, or request a custom backup of the entire server. Keeping backups on separate storage protects you if an application error or mistake damages data on the VPS itself.

Our Turkish VPS plans are semi-managed. You have full root access to add scripts, libraries and configuration yourself, and you can also ask our team to customize the server for you. Readymade plugins, features and scripts can be licensed and installed for more complex setups, saving you the effort of building them from scratch.

If you need something specific installed or configured, contact support and we will help you find the right solution.

Use cases

Real Workloads on Istanbul and Izmir Servers

Four Turkish groups cover very different budgets, from $16.99 Linux instances to 24-core NVMe machines, so each project below points to the group that suits it.

  • E-commerce

    Turkish Marketplace Storefronts

    Online shops selling to buyers in Istanbul, Ankara and Bursa want checkout pages served from inside Turkey. A TR DC I plan with 4 vCores, 8 GB ECC RAM and 90 GB NVMe at $86 per month handles a WooCommerce or Magento catalog with room to spare, and unlimited traffic on a 1 Gbps port covers seasonal sale spikes.

  • Gaming

    Counter-Strike and Metin2 Servers

    Turkey has a large community for CS2, Metin2 private servers and Minecraft. Hosting the game in Istanbul keeps players across Anatolia on a domestic route, and the DDoS mitigation listed for the Turkish network helps against the floods game servers attract. The 6-vCore, 10 GB TR DC I plan at $104 suits a busy community server.

  • Agencies

    Turkish SERP and Ad Checks

    Agencies tracking Google.com.tr rankings or previewing Turkish ads can log into a Windows VPS over remote desktop and browse as a local user. Windows runs on most TR DC I and DC III plans for an added monthly license fee, giving a stable Istanbul IP for repeatable rank checks and competitor research.

  • Privacy

    Private VPN Exit in Turkey

    Travelers and remote staff who need a Turkish IP for banking portals or local services can set up WireGuard or OpenVPN on a small Linux instance. The 1-core, 1 GB TR DC II plan at $16.99 with 1500 GB of traffic is plenty for a handful of personal tunnels on a 1 Gbps port.

  • Containers

    Lightweight Izmir Containers

    Simple workloads such as a static site, uptime monitor or Telegram bot do not need full virtualization. TR DC IV in Izmir offers LXC containers on SSD with a 100 Mbps shared port, starting at $19.99, and the 4-core, 8 GB container with 250 GB SSD suits a small file mirror on the Aegean coast.

  • Data

    Backed-Up Turkish Databases

    Firms keeping customer records for Turkish users can run PostgreSQL or MySQL on ECC memory and NVMe disks in TR DC I. A dedicated backup disk from the backup NAS unit, or a full-server backup on request, gives a second copy of the data inside Turkey without building your own storage.

Before you order

Turkey VPS Pre-Order Checklist

A few quick checks help you pick the right Turkish group before checkout.

  • Decide between Istanbul KVM groups and the Izmir LXC containers for your workload type.
  • Confirm Windows is needed, since TR DC II and the Izmir range run Linux only.
  • Budget for the monthly Windows license fee on top of the Turkish plan price.
  • Compare unlimited traffic in TR DC I against fixed allowances in TR DC II.
  • Ask for a backup disk from the NAS if your Turkish data needs a second copy.
  • Allow up to 18 hours for Izmir container credentials after the order is finalized.
TurkeyBalkansGreece & CyprusCaucasusMiddle EastTurkey
Network reach

Where a Turkey VPS Reaches Well

Turkey straddles the Bosphorus, so an Istanbul server sits on the seam between European and Asian networks. Domestic users get the most direct path, which matters most for shops, media and game servers aimed at Turkish visitors. The Balkans and Greece are close neighbors to the west, the Caucasus lies to the east, and the Middle East is a short reach to the south. The Izmir option adds a second city on the Aegean coast, useful when you want Turkish IP space outside Istanbul for testing or redundancy.

  • TurkeyDomestic paths for Istanbul and Anatolia users
  • BalkansClose neighbors just west of Istanbul
  • Greece & CyprusShort reach across the Aegean
  • CaucasusGeorgia and Azerbaijan to the east
  • Middle EastNearby markets to the south
Highlights

Inside Our Turkey Virtual Server Platform

These are the pieces that make our Turkish VPS hosting dependable, from hardware in Istanbul and Izmir to the support behind it.

Turkey VPS Performance

Backed by strong security measures and many years of hosting experience, our semi-managed Turkish servers run current software on modern hardware, ready for production workloads.

Dell Hardware in Turkey

New-generation Dell and Fujitsu servers and storage deliver consistent results, and our team responds quickly if a hardware issue ever affects your instance.

Enhanced Turkish Network

Redundant connectivity through three internet carriers gives you several IP ranges to test, so you can keep the one with the lowest latency in the region.

Customization in Istanbul

Add scripts, libraries and configuration through root access, or let our team customize the server for you and take that work off your shoulders.

KVM Nodes for Turkey

KVM is available for both Linux and Windows, allocating resources at the hardware level for maximum efficiency and full kernel freedom.

Quick Turkish Provisioning

Orders are built in the sequence received and credentials are emailed as soon as possible, usually within 6 hours of verified payment.

NVMe and SSD in Turkey

NVMe on TR DC I and SSD across DC II, DC III and Izmir give fast reads and writes, which can noticeably speed up WordPress and database-driven sites.

Turkish Backup NAS

Order backup disk space of any size from our dedicated NAS unit, or request a custom full-server backup for extra peace of mind.

DDoS Filtering in Turkey

DDoS mitigation and a hardware firewall at the network edge help keep floods and hostile traffic away from your Turkish services.

Turkey Virtual Private Server Company You Can Rely On

We rely on brands such as Dell and Fujitsu, so new-generation machines and processors keep your risk of hardware failure low. Power and internet infrastructure are fully redundant and built to Tier III standards, and SSD storage gives fast read and write speeds that help transactions and WordPress sites respond quickly.

All VMs are kept secure, with network connections and virtualization technology tuned for low latency and fast loading. User-friendly control panels are available for Linux and Windows, and our technical team is available whenever you need help, including in an emergency.

Cheap Turkey-Based Windows and Linux VPS Servers

You are free to order Windows Server or a Linux distribution with any of our Windows-capable plans. On Linux you can choose common versions of Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS and Fedora, and all Linux distributions are free of charge. Two Windows versions are available, and Windows carries a monthly license fee.

Every plan combines low prices with dependable service quality: KVM or container virtualization, a 1 Gbit/s shared default port on the Istanbul plans, DDoS mitigation, fast local loading, three back-end carriers, powerful Dell hardware and a hardware firewall.

Picking Between Istanbul and Izmir Plans

With four Turkish groups, a quick comparison saves time. If disk speed and steady unmetered traffic matter most, for example on a busy store, streaming relay or proxy pool, TR DC I in Istanbul is the strongest choice, with NVMe and ECC RAM from $20 to $299.

If budget is the priority and Linux is all you need, TR DC II starts at $16.99 with a 1 Gbps port. If you need Windows at a moderate price or want to choose your own bandwidth tier, TR DC III covers 1 to 16 cores. If you want the most SSD space per dollar for a simple Linux stack and prefer a location outside Istanbul, the Izmir LXC containers offer up to 250 GB of SSD for $99.99.

Turkey-Based Dedicated Server for Heavier Loads

Want to stay in Turkey but need more resources or a higher-specification machine? A dedicated server gives you a whole physical box with every core, every gigabyte of RAM and every disk reserved for you.

Browse our Dedicated Server Hosting in Turkey plans to keep your infrastructure in the same country while moving beyond virtualization. You can also compare all our dedicated server locations worldwide.

How it works

Setting Up a Turkey VPS Step by Step

  1. Match the Turkish group to your workload

    Pick TR DC I for NVMe and unlimited traffic, TR DC II for the lowest Linux prices, TR DC III for Windows with flexible bandwidth, or TR DC IV in Izmir for storage-heavy LXC containers.

  2. Choose OS and licenses

    Select a free Linux distribution or a Windows version with its monthly license fee, then add a control panel, scripts or a backup disk if you need them.

  3. Wait for the install queue

    After order and payment verification, your server is built in sequence. Most Turkish plans arrive within 6 hours, and Izmir containers within 2 to 18 hours.

  4. Test routes and go live

    Log in over SSH or RDP, run latency tests to your Turkish audience, ask for an alternative IP range if another carrier performs better, then point your domain to the server.

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FAQ

Turkey VPS questions, answered

What operating systems are available on a Turkey VPS?

All the most popular Linux operating systems are available, including Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS and Fedora, along with two versions of Windows. Linux distributions are free of charge, while Windows carries a monthly license fee. Windows is supported on TR DC I plans from 4 GB RAM upward and on TR DC III plans from 2 cores upward.

What level of access will I get on my Turkish server?

Because a VPS behaves like a dedicated machine, we deliver every node with the highest privilege level: root for Linux operating systems and Administrator for Windows over Remote Desktop. You can install any software, change any setting and run any script your project needs.

What is the classification of the Turkish data center?

Our Izmir data center is classified as a Tier III facility, equipped with modern technology to handle complex and customized solutions. Our Istanbul infrastructure is built with fully redundant power and internet connectivity to Tier III standards, using Dell and Fujitsu hardware.

What is the internet port speed on Turkey VPS plans?

Port speed depends on the data-center group. The Istanbul TR DC I and TR DC II plans connect at 1 Gbps shared, and the Istanbul plans generally use a 1 Gbit/s shared default port. The Izmir TR DC IV LXC plans use a 100 Mbps shared port. In short, you will find either 1 Gbps or 100 Mbps shared, depending on the plan.

Where are the data centers for Turkish VMs?

Your Turkish virtual server is provisioned in one of two cities. TR DC I, TR DC II and TR DC III are located in Istanbul, Turkey's largest city and business hub. TR DC IV is located in Izmir on the Aegean coast. Choose the group that best fits your plan size, OS and network preferences.

How long will it take to receive my Turkey VPS credentials?

Delivery should not take more than 6 hours after your order and payment are verified, though in the worst case it can take up to 24 hours when the installation queue is busy. Izmir LXC containers in TR DC IV are delivered within 2 to 18 hours of the order being finalized.

Which Turkish plan has unlimited bandwidth?

Every TR DC I Istanbul NVMe plan includes unlimited bandwidth on a 1 Gbps port. TR DC III plans start with a 1,000 GB or 2,000 GB allowance that can be raised to unlimited. TR DC II plans include fixed allowances from 1,500 GB to 4,000 GB, and Izmir LXC plans range from 100 GB to 1,000 GB.

Can I back up my entire Turkish server?

Yes. You can add a backup disk of the size you need from our dedicated backup NAS unit, or request a custom backup of the whole server. Storing backups on separate hardware protects you against accidental deletion, application errors and other issues that could affect data on the VPS itself.

Is a Turkey VPS suitable for proxies and SERP monitoring?

Yes. With a Turkish IP and full access, you can run proxy software or use a Windows VPS browser over Remote Desktop to see search results and ads exactly as users in Turkey do. Three upstream carriers also let you test several IP ranges and keep the one that performs best for your audience.

Can you install software or customize my Turkish VPS for me?

Yes. Our Turkey plans are semi-managed. You keep full root or Administrator access to configure everything yourself, but you can also ask support to install scripts, program libraries, control panels or other tools on your behalf. Licensed plugins and readymade features can be added for more complex setups, so you do not have to build them from scratch.

Should I choose KVM or LXC in Turkey?

Choose KVM, available on the Istanbul plans, if you need Windows, Docker with full kernel features, custom kernel modules or strict isolation. Choose the Izmir LXC containers if you want more SSD storage per dollar for a standard Linux stack such as a website, database or file server, where container efficiency keeps the monthly price low.

Deploy Your Istanbul or Izmir VPS

Turkish Linux plans start at $16.99 and NVMe plans at $20 a month. Choose your data center and get your credentials, usually within 6 hours.

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