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Windows VDS packages

Supercharge your business with our customized Windows VDS packages. Unlock unrivaled performance tailored to your needs.

  • Windows VDS S

    R2 550pm You save 70%

    R765pm

    First month, then R2 550pm

    • 3 vCore Intel Xeon CPU
    • 24 GB Memory
    • 450 GB Super-fast NVMe SSD
    • Unlimited Bandwidth*
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    Windows VDS M

    R3 000pm You save 70%

    R900pm

    First month, then R3 000pm

    • 4 vCore Intel Xeon CPU
    • 32 GB Memory
    • 600 GB Super-fast NVMe SSD
    • Unlimited Bandwidth*
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  • Windows VDS L

    R4 500pm You save 70%

    R1 350pm

    First month, then R4 500pm

    • 6 vCore Intel Xeon CPU
    • 48 GB Memory
    • 900 GB Super-fast NVMe SSD
    • Unlimited Bandwidth*
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  • Windows VDS XL

    R6 000pm You save 70%

    R1 800pm

    First month, then R6 000pm

    • 8 vCore Intel Xeon CPU
    • 64 GB Memory
    • 1200 GB Super-fast NVMe SSD
    • Unlimited Bandwidth*
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  • Windows VDS XXL

    R9 000pm You save 70%

    R2 700pm

    First month, then R9 000pm

    • 12 vCore Intel Xeon CPU
    • 96 GB Memory
    • 1800 GB Super-fast NVMe SSD
    • Unlimited Bandwidth*
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Windows cloud VDS features

Each virtual server comes with the latest Intel Xeon® Processors and RAM exclusively reserved for your use.

VDS vs VPS vs Bare-metal

What's the difference between Container, VPS, VDS and Dedicated Servers.

FeatureContainerVPS (Virtual Private Server)VDS (Virtual Dedicated Server)Dedicated Server
Isolation Refers to the level of separation between different instances or tenants on the same physical hardware.Process-levelFull virtualisation (OS level)Full virtualisation (OS level)Full hardware
Resource allocation Specifies whether resources like CPU, RAM, and disk space are shared or dedicated for each instance.SharedSharedDedicatedDedicated
Performance The overall performance of the system, which is influenced by resource allocation and isolation level.LightweightGoodGoodExcellent
Scalability Describes how easily the system can accommodate increasing demands by adding more instances or resources.HighLimitedLimitedLimited
Cost Indicates the relative pricing of each option. Containers are generally the most cost-effective, followed by VPS and VDS, while dedicated servers are the most expensive.LowModerateModerateHigh
Customization Refers to the level of flexibility in configuring the environment and software on each option.LowModerateModerateHigh
Security The level of security provided by each option. Dedicated servers offer the highest level of security.GoodGoodGoodExcellent
Management The ease of managing and maintaining the system.EasyModerateModerateComplex
Hardware Dependency Indicates whether the option relies on specific hardware features or can run on any hardware.NoneNoneNoneDependent
Dedicated Resources Denotes whether the resources (CPU, RAM, etc.) are dedicated solely to the instance or shared with other instances.NoNoYesYes
Ideal For Suggests the typical use cases or projects that best suit each option.MicroservicesSmall to Medium ProjectsMedium to Large ProjectsLarge Projects/Enterprise

Windows Operating system templates

Choose from a variety of Windows templates

Windows Server 2016
Windows Server 2016 is a powerful and flexible platform that is suitable for a wide range of environments, including datacenters, cloud environments, and on-premises environments.

Ideal for businesses maintaining older systems while benefiting from Hyper-V virtualization, Active Directory, and enhanced network security. Delivers exceptional stability for long-term hosting environments.

Recommended for compatibility and consistent performance on established infrastructures.
Windows Server 2019
Built for mission-critical workloads and hybrid cloud deployments, combining traditional server reliability with modern cloud capabilities.

Includes Windows Defender ATP, Storage Migration Service, and improved Linux container support. Perfect for businesses upgrading to a hybrid setup while retaining strong local data control.

Recommended for organizations modernizing IT infrastructure with enhanced security and scalability.
Windows Server 2022
The latest LTSC release designed for enterprise-grade performance, hybrid hosting, and maximum security. Features TLS 1.3 encryption, SMB over QUIC, Azure hybrid connectivity, and secured-core server architecture.

Optimized for Windows VPS and RDP hosting in South Africa, delivering fast, compliant, and reliable access.

Recommended for performance-driven enterprises requiring global connectivity and top-tier protection.
Windows Server 2025
The next-generation Windows Server, engineered for AI, cloud-native, and hybrid workloads. Includes breakthrough features like hotpatching (updates without reboot), dynamic CPU partitioning, ReFS v3.12, and Azure Arc integration.

Delivers unmatched performance for businesses scaling AI, analytics, and cloud-based applications.

Recommended for future-focused organizations demanding maximum uptime, automation, and intelligent optimization.

Smart Windows server management

Take full control of your new VDS. Here are some key features that are included.

Optional extras

Are you looking for more resources or software to accompany your purchase?

Software licences

Windows Licence
R600 pm / 2 cores, min. 4 cores
MS SQL Web
R340 pm
MS SQL Standard
R4 500 pm
Office Standard
R409 pm
Office Pro Plus
R549 pm
Remote Desktop Licence
R209 pm
Acronis backups
from R249 pm / 150GB

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Virtual Dedicated Server FAQs

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Can I order a custom VDS?
If you don't find a suitable VDS package on our website, please contact us so we can offer you a custom solution to your exact requirements.
What is a Virtual Dedicated Server (VDS)?

A Virtual Dedicated Server (VDS) is a type of hosting service where a physical server is divided into multiple virtual servers, each of which functions as a separate, dedicated server environment.

Unlike shared hosting, where resources are shared between all users on a server, each VDS has its own set of resources (CPU, RAM, storage, etc.) that it does not share with others. This leads to better performance and stability.

VDS users also have root access, which means they can install their own software and customize their server environment.

What's the difference between a VPS and a VDS?

The terms Virtual Private Server (VPS) and Virtual Dedicated Server (VDS) are often used interchangeably in the hosting industry. However, there can be nuanced differences in their use.

Both VPS and VDS involve the division of a physical server into multiple virtual servers. The key distinction typically lies in the allocation and management of resources.

With a VPS, although you have your own isolated environment, the resources such as CPU and RAM are still part of a shared pool. In certain instances, if other users are experiencing high traffic or usage, it might impact the availability of resources for your VPS.

On the other hand, a VDS, as the name suggests, is like having your own dedicated server. Each VDS is allocated its own set of resources (CPU, RAM, etc.) that are exclusively for its use, regardless of the activity or demands on other servers. This setup ensures consistent performance and higher stability.

Can I upgrade/downgrade my plan?
Yes, simply log in to the client area, choose the product and select upgrade/downgrade. Upgrades will be processed immediately, downgrades at the end of the month.
Why do I need a VDS?
A VDS can provide several benefits, depending on your needs. Here are a few reasons you might consider a VDS:
  • Performance: Since each VDS has its own dedicated resources, you don't have to worry about other users on the same server using up too much CPU or RAM and slowing down your website or application.
  • Control: With a VDS, you have root access, so you can install your own software and customize your server environment to meet your specific needs.
  • Scalability: A VDS can be easily upgraded or downgraded as your needs change. This makes it a flexible option if you're not sure how much server power you'll need in the future.
  • Security: Because each VDS is isolated from the others on the same physical server, it's harder for a security issue in one virtual server to affect the others.
Which operating systems can I use on my VDS?

The choice of operating system on your VDS often depends on your specific needs, the software you plan to run, and your comfort level with the operating system.

We offer a range of popular Linux distributions, such as Debian, Ubuntu, and AlmaLinux.

On the other hand, Windows Server is also commonly available for those looking for a more familiar, GUI-based environment, or who need to run software that specifically requires a Windows operating system.

When selecting an OS, it's important to consider the software requirements of your project, your security needs, and your own familiarity with the system's management and operations.