Rent VPS/VDS hosting with OS Windows
Run a full Windows Server environment on a KVM virtual server with dedicated vCPU, RAM, and NVMe SSD — resources are never shared with other tenants, so performance stays predictable even under load. Every plan comes with a licensed Windows Server OS pre-activated and ready to use, plus RDP access for full administrative control, letting you install IIS, MSSQL, .NET, or any Windows-native software your project needs. Servers run on our own hardware in Tier III+ data centers with N+1 redundancy, and are provisioned within minutes of payment, so migrating an existing Windows workload or launching a new one doesn't mean waiting around. Free L3/L4 DDoS protection with automated BGP rerouting is included on every plan at no extra cost, and daily backups run automatically to isolated storage nodes separate from the hypervisor. If you outgrow your current configuration, resources scale up with a quick reboot — no reinstall, no IP change, no data loss. Support is available around the clock if you need help with licensing, RDP setup, or server configuration.
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vCore x1
1 GB RAM ECC
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500 Mbit/s portAll plans include 500 Mbit/s speed for the first 20 TB of data, after which the speed drops to 100 Mbit/s until the start of the next month. 
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- vCore x2
- 2 GB RAM ECC
- 30 GB NVMe
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500 Mbit/s portAll plans include 500 Mbit/s speed for the first 20 TB of data, after which the speed drops to 100 Mbit/s until the start of the next month.
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- vCore x2
- 4 GB RAM ECC
- 50 GB NVMe
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500 Mbit/s portAll plans include 500 Mbit/s speed for the first 20 TB of data, after which the speed drops to 100 Mbit/s until the start of the next month.
- KVM
- vCore x4
- 8 GB RAM ECC
- 70 GB NVMe
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500 Mbit/s portAll plans include 500 Mbit/s speed for the first 20 TB of data, after which the speed drops to 100 Mbit/s until the start of the next month.
- KVM
- vCore x6
- 12 GB RAM ECC
- 90 GB NVMe
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500 Mbit/s portAll plans include 500 Mbit/s speed for the first 20 TB of data, after which the speed drops to 100 Mbit/s until the start of the next month.
- KVM
- vCore x8
- 16 GB RAM ECC
- 150 GB NVMe
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500 Mbit/s portAll plans include 500 Mbit/s speed for the first 20 TB of data, after which the speed drops to 100 Mbit/s until the start of the next month.
- KVM
- vCore x12
- 24 GB RAM ECC
- 200 GB NVMe
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500 Mbit/s portAll plans include 500 Mbit/s speed for the first 20 TB of data, after which the speed drops to 100 Mbit/s until the start of the next month.
- KVM
- vCore x16
- 32 GB RAM ECC
- 300 GB NVMe
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500 Mbit/s portAll plans include 500 Mbit/s speed for the first 20 TB of data, after which the speed drops to 100 Mbit/s until the start of the next month.
- KVM
- vCore x24
- 48 GB RAM ECC
- 400 GB NVMe
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500 Mbit/s portAll plans include 500 Mbit/s speed for the first 20 TB of data, after which the speed drops to 100 Mbit/s until the start of the next month.
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Pricing for a Windows VPS follows the same tiered structure as our standard lineup, scaling with vCPU cores, RAM, and NVMe disk space rather than being billed separately by the hour or by usage. Windows Server is available starting from the Armor plan and up through every higher tier, so you can pick the smallest configuration that still meets Windows' baseline resource requirements and grow from there as your project demands more. The licensed Windows Server OS itself is included in the plan price — there's no separate activation key or licensing fee to budget for on top of the listed monthly rate. Every plan also bundles a 500 Mbit/s network port for the first 30 TB of monthly traffic, free DDoS protection, and daily automated backups, so the price you see covers the full package rather than a bare server you have to configure further. Choosing a longer billing term brings the effective monthly cost down, with discounts of 5%, 10%, and 15% available at three, six, and twelve months respectively. If your Windows workload outgrows its current tier, moving up to more CPU, RAM, or storage is a quick reboot away and doesn't require reinstalling the OS or losing data. For the exact current prices per tier, check the plan cards above or the full VPS lineup.
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When to choose
The newest Server release, standard MBR partitioning and English interface, disk up to 2 TB. Pick this for any new deployment where you want the longest support runway and the latest RDP/security stack — a solid default for fresh web, app, or database servers with no legacy compatibility constraints.
Full desktop OS with GUI, not a server edition. Use it when you need a genuine remote-desktop workstation over RDP — running desktop-only software, browser automation, or GUI testing that Server editions don't support well; allocate at least 4 GB RAM since the desktop shell adds overhead a headless server role wouldn't need.
Same desktop OS as Windows 10, but with GPT partitioning and UEFI boot for system disks over 2 TB. Choose this if your remote-desktop workspace needs a large local disk — for example storing sizeable client files or datasets directly on the VPS rather than external storage.
Windows 10 with a fully Russian-language interface — menus, dialogs, and system messages, not just the keyboard layout. Useful for a remote-desktop workspace used by a Russian-speaking team, or for 1C client connections and locally-installed software that expects a Russian OS environment; standard MBR, disk up to 2 TB.
Combines the Russian-localized desktop interface with GPT partitioning for disks over 2 TB. Best when you need both a Russian-language workstation and enough local disk space for large project files or a sizeable 1C infobase kept on the same server.
Standard MBR partitioning, English interface, disk up to 2 TB — a more current baseline than 2019 with improved RDP session handling and security defaults. Good general-purpose choice for a new IIS, MSSQL, or application server where you don't specifically need GPT or Russian localization.
Same OS as above but with GPT/UEFI partitioning for system disks over 2 TB. Pick this if the server will host a database or file-storage role where the data volume on the system partition is expected to grow past the 2 TB MBR limit.
The base LTS release with classic MBR partitioning and English interface. Fits most standard VPS configurations with disk up to 2 TB — suitable for web servers, test environments, and typical business applications where there's no specific UEFI or Russian-localization requirement.
Same OS as 2019, but with GPT partitioning, needed once disk size passes 2 TB or you require UEFI boot. Relevant in practice for file servers or database-heavy projects that need a large system volume rather than a separate data disk.
Russian-interface version of Server 2019 — menus, dialogs, and system messages in Russian, not just the keyboard layout. Suitable if the server will be managed by a team more comfortable working in a Russian environment, or a client/customer specifically requires it; standard MBR, disk up to 2 TB.
Combines the Russian-localized interface with GPT partitioning for disks over 2 TB — the option to reach for when you need both simultaneous Russian localization and a large system-disk configuration.
The Datacenter edition unlocks additional virtualization and role rights compared to Standard, aimed at heavier multi-role workloads. On a VPS this makes sense for higher-tier plans running several internal roles or nested services on one server, rather than a single lightweight web or file role better served by Standard.
A GUI-less "Core" install of Server 2019 with Russian localization and GPT partitioning — administered remotely via PowerShell/RSAT rather than a local desktop shell. Because there's no GUI overhead, it's a good fit for smaller-tier plans or resource-tight configurations running a single role (SQL, IIS, file server) where every bit of RAM should go to the workload, not the desktop.
An older LTS release kept mainly for compatibility. Use it when a legacy application, 1C configuration, or driver you depend on is only certified against 2016 and hasn't been validated on newer Server versions — migrating that workload as-is is safer than forcing it onto a newer OS.
The oldest LTS option in the lineup, intended purely for legacy line-of-business software — old 1C builds, older accounting or ERP systems — that won't run correctly on modern Server releases. It's the right pick when you're lifting an existing on-prem 2012 R2 server onto a VPS and can't re-certify the software stack on a newer OS.
Everything Your Windows VPS / VDS Plan Covers
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Built-In DDoS MitigationIncoming traffic is filtered through hardware and software systems that identify and block Layer 3/4 attack patterns before they reach your instance. Your RDP port, IIS bindings, and other exposed services remain accessible to legitimate users even during an attack — included at no additional cost.
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24/7 Windows Server SupportOur administrators specialize in the Windows Server environment and respond to support requests in under 15 minutes on average, at any hour. Whether the issue involves license activation, a failed Windows Update, RDP connectivity, or an IIS configuration error, our team has the expertise to resolve it.
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A Choice of Management PanelsWe support several leading control panels, including FASTPANEL and ISPmanager, for administrators who prefer a graphical interface to the command line. You can manage websites, MSSQL/MySQL databases and DNS records via a visual dashboard, eliminating the need to write PowerShell scripts.
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Fully Automated BackupsOnce you have configured a backup schedule, the system will handle the rest, automatically capturing your system state, files and databases. Each backup is stored on infrastructure that is physically separate from your live server, so your recovery point will remain intact even if there is a failed update or accidental data loss.
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Deployment Within MinutesOnce payment has been confirmed, your Windows instance will be provisioned automatically, so there is no need for manual setup or waiting for a technician. Within 5–10 minutes, your administrator credentials and RDP connection details will be delivered to your inbox and the server will be ready for use.
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A Dedicated IPv4 AddressEach plan includes its own dedicated IPv4 address, isolated from other clients on the network. This is essential for SSL certificate bindings, mail server reputation, RDP access control, and software licenses tied to a fixed IP.
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Complimentary Migration ServiceWhen you move to a new provider, the process usually involves downtime and manual data transfer. However, our migration specialists will handle the entire process for you. They transfer your applications, IIS configurations and databases from your current host to your new server with no downtime and at no extra cost.
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Complete Administrative ControlConnect via RDP with full administrator privileges and unrestricted permissions and functionality. Select a supported Windows Server release (2016, 2019 or 2022), install any necessary software and configure the server according to your project's exact specifications.
FAQ
VPS with OS Windows
Renting server infrastructure for Windows-based projects calls for a platform that combines guaranteed resources with fast provisioning. iwihost offers a VPS with OS Windows built on full KVM virtualization, so every virtual machine gets its own dedicated share of CPU, RAM, and NVMe storage — no overselling, no noisy neighbors, no unpredictable performance drops. Whether you're running a corporate 1C database, a .NET application, a Remote Desktop workstation for a distributed team, or a game server, our Windows VPS/VDS lineup is built to handle it.
Why a KVM VPS with Windows Outperforms Container-Based Alternatives
Unlike OpenVZ or LXC containers, a KVM VPS with Windows runs its own isolated kernel and full operating system image. This isn't a technicality — it directly affects what you can do with the server:
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Install any Windows Server edition (2016, 2019, 2022) with full administrative rights, not a locked-down template.
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Run kernel-level software, custom drivers, and licensed enterprise applications without compatibility restrictions.
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Get guaranteed CPU cores and RAM that are never shared or throttled by other tenants.
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Reboot, reinstall the OS, or resize resources independently, without affecting or being affected by neighboring instances.
For businesses running production workloads — CRM systems, accounting software, internal portals — this level of isolation is what makes a KVM VPS with Windows a genuinely reliable choice rather than a compromise.
NVMe VPS Server with Windows: Speed That Shows Up in Real Tasks
Storage speed is often the bottleneck on Windows workloads, especially with SQL-heavy applications like 1C, MSSQL, or high-traffic IIS sites. That's why every plan in our lineup is an NVMe VPS server with Windows by default — not an upsell option:
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Random I/O performance several times higher than SATA SSDs, which shortens database query times and speeds up application response.
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Faster OS and application boot times, useful when you need to reboot or redeploy the server during maintenance windows.
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Lower latency under concurrent load, which matters when multiple users or services are hitting the disk simultaneously — RDP sessions, backup jobs, and database writes at once.
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Consistent throughput, since NVMe drives handle read/write queues far better than legacy storage under sustained load.
Combined with dedicated CPU allocation, NVMe storage is what lets a Windows VPS handle resource-intensive tasks — video encoding, ERP systems, multi-user RDP environments — without the slowdowns typical of budget hosting.
How to Buy or Rent a VPS/VDS with Windows That Fits Your Budget
We know that not every project needs the same amount of horsepower, which is why our lineup covers everything from a lightweight setup for a single application to a multi-core configuration for a full office environment. If you're looking to rent a VPS server for Windows for testing or a short-term project, or to buy a VPS/VDS with Windows for a long-term production deployment, here's what to consider when picking a plan:
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CPU cores and RAM — start small for a single RDP user or a lightweight site, and scale up for multi-user access or database-heavy applications.
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Storage size — NVMe capacity should match your application data plus room for Windows Updates and temporary files.
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License included — every plan ships with a legal Windows Server license pre-activated, so there's no separate purchase or activation hassle.
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Control panel — add Plesk, FASTPANEL, or ISPmanager if you'd rather manage sites and databases visually than through PowerShell.
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Backup frequency — daily automated snapshots are available on every tier, stored on physically separate infrastructure.
Looking for cheap VPS hosting for OS Windows without cutting corners on reliability? Our entry-level configurations are priced for small businesses and developers, while still including DDoS protection, a dedicated IPv4 address, and 24/7 technical support as standard — not as paid add-ons. Upgrading resources later takes minutes, with no need to migrate to a different server or reinstall the OS.
Every VPS with OS Windows from iwihost is provisioned within 5–10 minutes of payment confirmation, with Administrator credentials and RDP access details delivered straight to your inbox — so you can start deploying the same day you order.