Country-Specific Virtual Private Servers with Local IP Addresses
What sets us apart in the hosting industry is the list of places we can put your virtual private server. Most providers offer a handful of big cities. We let you choose a specific worldwide origin, from Yerevan to Montevideo and from Reykjavik to Auckland, and go online with a server that behaves like your own dedicated machine at a fraction of the cost.
A geolocated VPS is a virtual server whose IP address is registered and routed in the country where the hardware sits. Websites, streaming services, payment gateways and ad networks see your traffic as local. Your users see pages load quickly because the packets do not cross oceans to reach them.
Browse the continents below to find the country or city you need, then take control of a Linux or Windows based virtual server there. Each location page lists its own data centers, virtualization type, port speed, bandwidth and prices, so you can compare a node in Tbilisi with one in Istanbul or Bucharest on equal terms.
Across every department of virtualization, from storage and memory types to high-GHz cores, generous traffic allowances and fast internet ports, we hold our nodes to a consistent standard. Support is handled by engineers who know the infrastructure, not by a script.
What a Geolocated VPS IP Address Gives You
We know why you pick a server in a particular place. Your audience is there, your customers are there, or you sell goods and services that are accommodated in that region. A geolocated VPS gives you an IP address that belongs to that country, which delivers the lowest latency and the fastest loading for people nearby.
Local IPs also unlock things that a foreign address cannot. Search engines get a stronger signal about which market your site serves. Regional streaming catalogs, banking portals, marketplaces and government services that restrict access by country will treat your server as local. Advertisers and affiliate networks can verify campaigns as seen from inside the target market.
For VPN and proxy operators, the breadth of locations is the product itself. A customer in Europe who needs an exit point in Bolivia, Kazakhstan or Ghana can get one here, alongside the usual hubs in Germany, the Netherlands and the USA. For gamers, hosting a server in the same country as the player base removes the ping penalty that drives people to other servers.
Geolocation databases can take a short time to reflect new assignments, and different databases sometimes disagree. If the reported location of your IP matters for your use case, mention it in your order notes and we will help you pick a subnet that geolocates correctly.
VPS Server Locations in Asia and the Gulf
Asia is our deepest region, with more than three dozen VPS destinations. In the Gulf and the Middle East you can deploy in the UAE from $15.99 a month, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Jordan, Iraq, Israel and Lebanon. These suit eCommerce, fintech and media projects that serve Arabic-speaking audiences and need data to stay in the region.
South Asia is covered by India from $18, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal, which together serve well over a billion internet users. In Southeast Asia, Malaysia starts at $16.99, Singapore at $17.99 and Indonesia at $19, with Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar for more local reach.
East Asia includes Japan and Hong Kong, both popular for gaming and low-latency trading, along with South Korea, Taiwan, China and Mongolia. Central Asia and the Caucasus, often hard to source from mainstream providers, are represented by Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia and Abkhazia.
Turkey, available from $16.99, sits on the bridge between Europe and Asia and makes a strong single location for projects that serve both. For Japanese audiences, the Japan VPS page lists the full plan specifications.
European VPS Hosting Locations from Iceland to the Balkans
Europe offers the widest choice of mature, well-connected locations. The established hubs, Germany from $18, the Netherlands from $17, the UK from $17 and France from $14.99, have dense peering and reach most of the continent with low latency, making them natural defaults for pan-European projects.
The Nordic countries, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark and Iceland, appeal to projects that value cool climates for data centers and strong privacy traditions. Central Europe includes Austria, Switzerland, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary and Liechtenstein, while the Baltics are covered by Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
In the south and east you can deploy in Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece, Malta and Cyprus, and across the Balkans in Croatia and Slovenia from $14.99, North Macedonia from $14.99, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova and Kosovo. Further east, Ukraine, Belarus and Russia serve Russian-speaking audiences.
Smaller jurisdictions such as Luxembourg, Andorra, the Isle of Man, Ireland and Scotland round out the list. With so many options, you can usually find a European country that matches both your audience and any data residency rules your business follows.
VPS in the Americas, Africa and Oceania
In South America we offer Brazil and Chile from $17.99, Argentina, Colombia, Uruguay, Paraguay, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia and Venezuela. Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking audiences are spread over long distances, so placing a server in the right country can make a large difference to response times.
North and Central America include the USA, Canada from $17.99, Mexico, Panama, Costa Rica, Guatemala, El Salvador, Puerto Rico and the Bahamas. A Mexican or Central American node is often a better fit for Latin audiences in the north of the continent than a US data center.
Africa is one of the hardest regions to source servers in, and one where local hosting matters most, because international routes can add significant latency. We offer South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Kenya, Ghana, Cameroon, Congo and Mauritius, covering the north, west, east and south of the continent.
In Oceania, Australia starts at $17.99 and New Zealand at $21, serving audiences who are otherwise a long way from the main Asian and American hubs. See the USA VPS page if you need North American capacity with full plan details.
Testing IP Ranges Before Choosing a VPS Location
Most of our data centers hold more than one IPv4 range, often routed through different carriers. The purpose is to give the people receiving your packets the best possible experience. Because routing varies from one network to another, a range that performs best for one audience may not be the best for another.
We recommend that you check, ping and test the IP ranges of a particular data center before ordering. Run tests from the networks your users actually use, such as home broadband or mobile carriers in your target country, rather than only from your office. Our ping test tool makes this quick.
Once you have found the range that answers fastest, write it in the order instructions and ask us to provision your server from that particular subnet. That simple step can improve your loading speed and help your search visibility in the target market.
If you need IPs from several ranges, for example to separate websites, mail reputation or proxy exit points, extra IPv4 addresses can be added in most locations. Availability differs by data center, so ask before you order if you need a specific number of addresses.
Virtualization, RAID and SSD Storage on Our VPS Nodes
Virtualization performance depends on fast, actively managed host servers, and that is where we focus. Our nodes run modern hypervisors such as KVM and VMware, depending on the location, so each VPS gets its own kernel, isolated memory and dedicated CPU allocation instead of a container sharing the host's kernel.
Redundancy starts at the disk. We use RAID arrays in most cases, which deliver better performance and consistency than a single disk and keep the system running if a drive fails. The exact RAID setup varies, so check the location page for details.
Storage type is also a choice. To keep prices low, some locations offer HDD-based plans, which give generous capacity for backups, archives and media libraries. SSD is available on demand elsewhere and included by default in many locations, delivering faster web and application loading, which helps conversion rates when visitors decide whether to stay.
RAID protects against hardware failure, not against deleting the wrong folder or a compromised script. Keep backups of anything important, ideally stored in a different location from the server itself.
VPS Employment Best Practices for Common Projects
Before you set off on any project, it is worth thinking about how a VPS can best serve it. Three common situations show where a virtual server earns its place.
eCommerce. If you already run an online store, or plan to scale one up, do not host it on a shared hosting account. A mid-range to high-end virtual machine is the minimum level where you choose your own operating system and size RAM, bandwidth and CPU cores to match your catalog and traffic. It also gives you control over caching, security headers and PCI-related settings.
Remote browsing. If your goal is simply to browse the internet from a specific country, for market research, ad verification or reaching region-locked sites, a basic VPS or shared RDP connection is the cheapest solution. It lets you run queries from a chosen region at full speed, while you remain responsible for following the terms of the sites you visit.
More resources. Sometimes the latency is fine but loading speed is poor because a crowded shared server gives you no control over optimization. Stepping up to a VPS gives you moderate control over management, security and tuning, without the cost of a dedicated server.
Cheap VPS Hosting Prices with Guaranteed Resources
We have worked in the hosting market for years and keep analyzing upcoming needs, new technologies and the availability of services in particular regions. Our ready-made VPS plans are priced from that experience, which is why you can find a capable server in many countries for less than $20 a month.
What you pay for is what you get. We deliver the resources described on each plan, and most of the time there are no hidden charges. In a few countries the government levies a tax on hosting services; where that applies, the tax is added separately from the plan price.
Occasionally an ordered configuration is temporarily unavailable. In that case we may offer an alternative with equal or better resources, but we always ask before finalizing and provisioning the replacement. If a location shows limited capacity, open a ticket and we will tell you honestly when it is expected back.
Delivery time varies by location. After payment and order confirmation, a server is normally delivered within 1 to 72 hours. Popular locations with ready capacity are usually fastest, while specialist destinations can take longer.