VPSServer
5.1/10VPSServer is a US-based provider of unmanaged and managed Linux and Windows VPS and cloud servers on NVMe storage, available in about 20 locations worldwide.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
VPSServer (VPSServer.com) rents virtual private servers with full root access. Plans run on Intel Xeon Gold and Ice Lake processors with NVMe SSD storage. You can choose Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, Debian, several Windows versions, or a custom private image. The company also sells Windows VPS, Forex VPS, and RDP hosting. Its locations cover eight US cities, about seven European cities, Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo, Sydney, Toronto and Tel Aviv. The vendor's own pages give different location counts, ranging from 16 to more than 20. A custom control panel lets you deploy servers, watch real-time metrics, set firewall rules, and resize CPU, RAM and storage. The vendor also advertises an API and DDoS protection. Pricing is pay-as-you-go with no long-term contract. Hourly servers are billed per minute, and monthly plans are also offered. Public plans start at 4 USD a month for 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM and 20 GB NVMe, rise to 14 USD for 2 vCPU and 2 GB, then 30 USD for 4 vCPU and 4 GB, each with 5 TB of transfer. Managed service costs extra. An older help page lists VM backups at 0.10 USD per GB. New accounts get a trial credit. The service suits developers, small businesses and forex traders who want a cheap, globally placed VPS. The main limitation is trust. Independent reviews are sparse, and user reviews include complaints about suspended or deleted accounts and support requests that went unanswered. Beyond VPS, the product range is narrow: there is no evidence of shared hosting or managed WordPress.
Our Rating
Who VPSServer is best for
Good fit
Root access, custom images, an API and per-minute hourly billing suit developers' test and production servers.
Less suited
Low-cost servers with no contract fit individual projects.
Entry plans at 4 USD a month are cheap, but the mixed reputation means critical workloads carry some risk.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Entry VPS costs 4 USD a month and includes 5 TB of transfer and NVMe storage.
- Servers can be placed in about 20 cities across North America, Europe, Asia, Australia and Israel.
- Hourly servers are billed per minute with no long-term contract.
- Both Linux and Windows images are offered, plus custom private images.
Cons
- User reviews on Trustpilot and Website Planet report suspended or deleted accounts and unanswered support requests.
- There are few independent reviews; G2 shows about 3.5 out of 5 from a small sample.
- The vendor's pages give inconsistent figures for locations and uptime (99.9% versus 99.95%).
- The product range is narrow, with no confirmed shared hosting or managed WordPress.
Key Features
VPSServer Pricing
Frequently Asked Questions
The current site advertises trial credit worth up to 100 USD for new accounts. Older reviews mention a 7-day trial.
No. Billing is pay-as-you-go. Hourly servers are billed per minute, and monthly plans are also available.
Automated backups are offered. An older help page lists whole-VM backups at 0.10 USD per GB.
Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, Debian, several Windows versions, and custom private images.
The vendor advertises a comprehensive API for automation and monitoring, and VPSBenchmarks lists an admin REST API.
The site advertises 99.95% uptime in one place and 99.9% in another. No detailed SLA credit terms were found.
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