Windows VPS
High-Performance Windows VPS Hosting with NVMe SSD, Remote Desktop & Full Administrator Access
Qpeck's Windows VPS delivers a fully isolated virtual private server powered by KVM virtualization, dedicated vCPU resources, NVMe SSD storage, and full administrator access via Remote Desktop (RDP). Deploy Windows Server 2025, 2022, or 2019 in about a minute and run ASP.NET, IIS, Microsoft SQL Server, business applications, and development environments on enterprise-grade infrastructure built for reliable performance and scalability.
- 100% Dedicated vCPU & vRAM
- NVMe SSD Storage
- KVM Isolated Virtualization
- Full Administrator RDP Control
Windows VPS Pricing
Straightforward Windows VPS pricing with the Windows Server license included in every plan. Every Windows VPS includes dedicated vCPU resources, NVMe SSD storage, KVM virtualization, administrator access via Remote Desktop (RDP), and a choice of managed or unmanaged support—with no setup fees or hidden charges.
| Instance Type | Processor | CPU | RAM | Storage | Pricing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WCB-4.16GB | 2.5 GHz | 4 vCPU | 16 GB | 250 GB SSD NVMe | BHD24.32 /month | Buy Now |
| Instance Type | Processor | CPU | RAM | Storage | Pricing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WCM-8.32GB | 2.3GHz | 8 vCPU | 32 GB | 500 GB SSD NVMe | BHD45.60 /month | Buy Now |
| Instance Type | Processor | CPU | RAM | Storage | Pricing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WCC-16.32GB | 2.5 GHz | 16 vCPU | 64 GB | 950 GB SSD NVMe | BHD97.28 /month | Buy Now |
| Instance Type | Processor | CPU | RAM | Storage | Pricing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WCS-8.32GB | 2.5GHz | 8 vCPU | 32 GB | 950 GB SSD NVMe | BHD75.24 /month | Buy Now |
Windows VPS features
Every Windows VPS server on Qpeck ships with the same infrastructure standard, regardless of plan size.
KVM virtualization
Full hardware virtualization gives your Windows VPS its own isolated environment.
NVMe SSD storage
All-flash SSD storage on every plan for consistently low read and write latency.
Remote Desktop Protocol
Full administrator access over RDP, ready as soon as your server is provisioned.
IPv4 & IPv6
A dedicated IPv4 address plus a full IPv6 allocation, included on every plan.
Snapshots
Capture your Windows virtual server's state before a risky change and roll back in a click.
Scalable resources
Resize vCPU, RAM, and storage on the same Windows Cloud VPS instance as you grow.
API access
Automate provisioning, configuration, and maintenance with PowerShell from day one.
24/7 support
Real engineers available around the clock for both managed and unmanaged Windows VPS plans.
Supported Windows Server editions
All three editions run on every Windows VPS plan — switch at checkout, or reinstall later from your dashboard.
Windows Server 2025
he newest Windows Server release, with the current security baseline and the latest IIS version.
Best for: modern Active Directory, hybrid cloud integrations
Windows Server 2022
A mature, widely deployed edition with secured-core capabilities and broad software compatibility.
Best for: business applications, standard IIS/.NET hosting
Windows Server 2019
A long-standing edition with a proven deployment track record and familiar management tools.
Best for: legacy application compatibility
Which Windows Server edition should you choose?
If you're not sure where to start, this is usually enough to decide.
| If you want… | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The longest support window and newest features | Windows Server 2025 | Current security baseline, newest IIS release |
| A proven, widely compatible default | Windows Server 2022 | Mature ecosystem, secured-core capabilities |
| Compatibility with an older, established application | Windows Server 2019 | Long deployment track record, familiar tooling |
Why choose Windows VPS?
A Windows VPS gives you the familiar Microsoft environment your team already knows, backed by the dedicated resources of a proper virtual private server.
Native Microsoft ecosystem
Built on genuine Windows Server, so Microsoft software behaves exactly as expected.
Familiar graphical management
Administer your Windows VPS through the same desktop interface your team uses every day.
Built for ASP.NET & .NET
Run .NET and ASP.NET applications on the platform they were actually written for.
Ready for business
From a single line-of-business app to an enterprise Windows VPS deployment, the platform scales with you.
Active Directory ready
Join domains, manage users, and enforce group policy the way your organization already does.
Regularly patched
Windows Update runs on your schedule, backed by Microsoft's ongoing security patching.
Popular Applications for Windows VPS
Configure the core Microsoft technologies your applications depend on directly on your Windows VPS.
IIS
Microsoft's native web server
Microsoft SQL Server
The standard Windows database engine
Active Directory
Domain services & identity management
Plus everything a Windows-based development team needs, ready to configure:
Common Windows VPS use cases
If a workload depends on the Microsoft stack, a Windows VPS server is usually the right fit.
Enterprise applications
ASP.NET & .NET hosting
SQL Server databases
Remote Desktop workspaces
Active Directory domains
Business software hosting
Windows VPS vs. other hosting solutions
Here's how a Windows VPS server stacks up against the other hosting options you're likely comparing it to.
| Feature | Shared Hosting | Linux VPS | Windows VPS | Bare Metal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Administrator access | No | Yes (root) | Yes | Yes |
| Remote access method | Control panel only | SSH | Remote Desktop (RDP) | RDP or SSH, depending on OS |
| Resource allocation | Shared, oversold | Dedicated per VM | Dedicated per VM | Entire physical server |
| Licensing cost | None | None | Included, priced in | Depends on OS chosen |
| Best for | Small brochure sites | Open-source stacks | .NET, SQL Server, Microsoft-stack apps | Maximum, dedicated performance |
Why choose Qpeck Windows VPS?
Plenty of Windows VPS providers sell virtual machines — the difference shows up in what happens after checkout.
Real dedicated resources
Your vCPU and RAM allocations are reserved, not oversold across tenants — as a Windows VPS hosting provider, we don't cut corners here
All-NVMe infrastructure
Every plan runs on NVMe SSD storage by default, no legacy spinning disks.
Genuine Windows Server licensing
Windows Server 2025, 2022, or 2019 — licensed and included, no separate cost to track down.
Managed & unmanaged options
Full control on unmanaged Windows VPS, or full support on managed Windows VPS — your call.
24/7 technical support
Real engineers, available around the clock, for provisioning and server-level issues.
Resize without migrating
Scale vCPU, RAM, and storage on the same Windows VPS server as your workload grows.
How Windows VPS works
A hypervisor sits between the physical hardware and every virtual private server, dividing resources and enforcing isolation — so your Windows VPS behaves like a standalone machine running genuine Microsoft software.
Physical hardware
A dedicated physical server provides the underlying CPU, RAM, and NVMe SSD storage.
KVM hypervisor
KVM virtualization carves the host into isolated virtual private servers, each with reserved resources.
Your Windows VPS
An isolated instance running a full copy of Windows Server, with a guaranteed slice of CPU and memory.
Administrator access to you
Connect over Remote Desktop and manage your Windows virtual server exactly like a standalone machine.
Your Windows VPS runs on isolated KVM virtualization — a full, independent Windows Server instance, with no shared tenancy.
Security & network
Isolation at the hypervisor level is the foundation — every Windows VPS ships with additional protection built in.
DDoS protection
Volumetric attacks are filtered upstream before they ever reach your Windows VPS server.
Windows Firewall
Manage inbound and outbound rules through Windows Firewall or your control panel.
Secure Remote Desktop
Restrict RDP access by IP and enforce strong administrator credentials from the start.
Dedicated IPv4 & IPv6
A dedicated public IPv4 address plus a full IPv6 allocation on every Windows virtual server.
Private networking
Connect multiple Windows VPS instances over an internal network, isolated from the public internet.
Resource monitoring
Dashboard alerts flag unusual CPU, memory, or traffic patterns early.
Need Custom Configuration?
Talk to our enterprise team for bulk pricing & custom deployments.
Support
Our infrastructure specialists are available to help you deploy, optimize, and scale your workloads.
Freely Asked Questions
A Windows VPS (Virtual Private Server) is an isolated virtual machine running Microsoft Windows Server on enterprise-grade hardware using KVM virtualization. It provides dedicated vCPU resources, RAM, NVMe SSD storage, and administrator access through Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), making it ideal for hosting Windows applications, business software, and development environments.
Unlike shared hosting, a Windows VPS provides dedicated computing resources, administrator privileges, and complete control over the Windows Server environment. You can install custom software, configure IIS, host Microsoft SQL Server databases, and run business applications without the limitations of a shared hosting account.
The best Windows Server edition depends on your workload. Windows Server 2025 is recommended for new deployments that require the latest Microsoft features and security improvements. Windows Server 2022 is a stable choice for most production environments, while Windows Server 2019 is suitable for applications that require legacy compatibility.
The right Windows VPS depends on how you want to manage your server. A managed Windows VPS is ideal for businesses that prefer expert assistance with Windows updates, server maintenance, monitoring, and technical support. An unmanaged Windows VPS is better suited to experienced system administrators who want complete control over server configuration and software management. Both options include the same enterprise-grade infrastructure and dedicated resources.
Yes. A Windows VPS is designed for business workloads such as Microsoft SQL Server, IIS, ASP.NET applications, ERP systems, CRM platforms, accounting software, Remote Desktop environments, and custom Windows applications. Dedicated resources help deliver consistent performance for production environments.
Yes. Windows VPS resources can be upgraded as your requirements increase. You can scale CPU, memory, and storage to support growing websites, databases, and business applications without moving to a different hosting platform.
A Windows VPS is the right choice when your applications depend on Microsoft technologies such as Windows Server, IIS, ASP.NET, .NET, Microsoft SQL Server, or Remote Desktop Services. If your workloads primarily use open-source technologies like PHP, Python, Node.js, Docker, or Nginx, a Linux VPS is generally the better fit.
Qpeck Windows VPS combines enterprise-grade infrastructure, KVM virtualization, dedicated vCPU resources, NVMe SSD storage, Remote Desktop access, multiple Windows Server editions, and flexible managed or unmanaged plans. It's built for businesses that require reliable performance, scalability, and complete administrative control for production workloads.