London
Run a UK VPS server in London for websites, applications and services whose users or operations are concentrated in Britain.
GLOBAL VPS DIRECTORY
VPS server locations.
Choose among twelve deployment points in Europe, North America and Asia Pacific. Each city connects to the same four configurable VPS starting plans, but the network position and regional context are different.
Compare all locations ↓01 / HOW TO CHOOSE
Start with the people and systems using the server.
The nearest VPS hosting location is often the sensible shortlist, but distance is not the whole decision. Internet routes differ between providers, and an application may talk to databases, storage platforms, APIs and office networks in several places. Test representative paths rather than choosing from a flag alone.
Operational needs matter as well. Consider data-location requirements, who administers the system, where backups are stored and whether a second region is part of the recovery plan. The directory presents the available cities clearly so those trade-offs can be made before configuring resources.
EUROPE
Europe
06 locationsParis
Deploy a VPS server in Paris for French users, Western European applications and services that benefit from a continental European location.
Frankfurt
Configure a Frankfurt VPS server for Germany, Central Europe and workloads that need a well-positioned continental location.
Limburg
Choose a VPS server in Limburg for a second German deployment point and location diversity within the European VPS range.
Warsaw
Place a VPS server in Warsaw for Polish, Central European and Eastern European users who benefit from a more easterly European location.
Helsinki
Use a Helsinki VPS server for Nordic workloads and services aimed at users across Finland and Northern Europe.
NORTH AMERICA
North America
03 locationsMontreal
Deploy a Canadian VPS server in Montreal for workloads serving Canada, the north-eastern United States and transatlantic users.
Virginia
Configure a Virginia VPS server for US East Coast users, wider North American traffic and services with transatlantic connections.
Oregon
Run an Oregon VPS server for the US West Coast, Pacific-facing applications and users closer to western North America.
ASIA PACIFIC
Asia Pacific
03 locationsSingapore
Select a Singapore VPS server for Southeast Asian users and applications that need a regional Asia Pacific deployment point.
Mumbai
Choose a VPS server in Mumbai for applications, websites and services whose primary users or operations are based in India.
Sydney
Deploy a Sydney VPS server for Australian, New Zealand and Pacific-facing websites, applications and online services.
02 / REGIONAL COMPARISON
Europe, North America and Asia Pacific serve different traffic patterns.
Europe
Six European choices cover the United Kingdom, France, two German deployment points, Poland and Finland. Compare London or Paris for western demand, Frankfurt or Limburg for Germany, Warsaw for a more easterly position, and Helsinki for Nordic workloads.
North America
Montreal provides a Canadian location. Virginia and Oregon divide the United States into eastern and western choices. Select according to the audience, then consider transatlantic or Pacific dependencies that may influence the route.
Asia Pacific
Singapore, Mumbai and Sydney address three distinct parts of a very large region. Choose the city aligned with Southeast Asia, India, or Australia and New Zealand instead of assuming one location represents every Asia Pacific user.
03 / VERIFY THE ROUTE
Use the network tests where they are available.
A looking glass provides a practical view of the route between your connection and a location. Test from the networks that matter, compare more than one city, and remember that results can vary over time as routing changes.
04 / FROM CITY TO SERVER
Keep the location decision connected to the specification.
Once a city is selected, choose one of four starting plans and let the live builder load the current regional product. The entry plan covers a light one-vCore workload, while the larger specifications increase memory, NVMe storage, network rate and traffic allowance. Current CPU, RAM, disk, address, recovery and software options are displayed before the order handoff.
Location does not replace capacity planning. Estimate the working memory, storage growth, concurrent demand and network transfer required by the application, then leave appropriate headroom. Root access gives control over the Linux guest, but it also makes operating-system updates, service security, backups and monitoring part of the deployment plan.
12 CITIES / 3 REGIONS