Get a Windows VPS USA with dedicated computing resources, SSD storage, a dedicated US IPv4 address and remote desktop access. Choose a configuration for your applications, business tools or development environment and manage your server remotely.
Looking for Windows VPS USA hosting? iHost VPS offers Windows virtual private server plans with allocated RAM, virtual CPU resources, SSD storage and a dedicated IPv4 address. Each configuration gives you a separate server environment that you can access over the internet.
A Windows VPS can be useful for remote administration, compatible business applications, software development, testing and other workloads that need a Windows Server environment. Instead of relying on your personal computer to run continuously, you can connect to your server remotely when needed.
Use a compatible Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) client to connect from a supported device. You can then manage your server, configure supported settings and install compatible software, subject to available resources, software licensing and the hosting service’s policies.
Compare three Windows VPS configurations based on RAM, CPU capacity and SSD storage. Select the plan that best fits the resource requirements of your applications.
A starting configuration for lighter Windows workloads and remote server administration.
Additional memory and CPU capacity for workloads that require more resources.
More memory, CPU capacity and storage for workloads that benefit from a larger configuration.
Prices are shown in USD per month. Confirm the current price, availability and applicable terms on the checkout page before ordering.
A Windows virtual private server is a virtual machine running a Windows Server operating system. It provides allocated computing resources and an independent environment for supported applications and services.
A Windows VPS USA plan is intended for customers who need a Windows-based server in a US hosting environment. Depending on the application, this may be suitable for remote work, software development, application testing and server administration.
A VPS is different from ordinary shared web hosting. Instead of using a hosting environment primarily designed for website files, a virtual server provides an operating system and resources that you can manage for supported workloads.
Your available performance depends on the plan you select, the software you install and how much CPU, memory, storage and network capacity your workload requires.
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A Windows RDP VPS lets you connect remotely to a Windows Server environment through Remote Desktop Protocol. With a compatible client, you can work with the remote desktop without needing to operate the server physically.
Remote Desktop can be used for supported administration tasks, accessing installed software and managing your server configuration. The experience depends on your internet connection, server resources and the requirements of the applications you use.
Each plan listed on this page includes one dedicated IPv4 address. Before relying on an IP address for a particular third-party website or application, check that service’s geographic access and verification policies.
For official information about connecting to Windows machines, see Microsoft’s Remote Desktop client documentation .
Choose a Windows server configuration with resources suited to your applications and a remote environment you can manage over the internet.
Select a plan with 2, 4 or 8 vCPU and the amount of RAM appropriate for your software and workload.
Connect from a compatible device to manage your Windows environment remotely.
Every listed plan includes one dedicated IPv4 address for the VPS.
Choose between 40 GB, 60 GB and 250 GB SSD configurations, according to the plan selected.
Configure supported settings and install compatible applications within your available server resources.
The listed plans specify bandwidth ranging from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps.
A Windows virtual server can support many types of workloads. The right configuration depends on the software, licensing and computing resources required.
Access compatible Windows applications from different devices using a remotely hosted server environment.
Run compatible Windows applications and supported services in an independent virtual server environment.
Set up a remote environment for supported development tools, testing tasks and compatible projects.
Connect to the server to manage settings, review applications and perform supported administrative tasks.
Run compatible Windows-based services that need a server separate from your personal computer.
Maintain supported software, organize configurations and work with applications in your remote Windows environment.
Selecting the right Windows VPS USA configuration starts with understanding your application’s resource requirements. Memory, processing capacity and storage all affect how well a workload fits a particular plan.
The entry configuration provides 2 GB RAM, 2 vCPU and 40 GB SSD storage. The second configuration offers 8 GB RAM, 4 vCPU and 60 GB SSD storage. The highest listed configuration provides 16 GB RAM, 8 vCPU and 250 GB SSD storage.
Applications that keep large amounts of data in memory or run multiple tasks at once may require more resources. Storage needs also depend on the operating system, installed software, files and any data your applications generate.
Before ordering, review your software’s system requirements and allow room for operating system updates, application files and future growth.
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A remote Windows server should be managed with security in mind. Use strong, unique passwords, restrict administrative access where possible and keep the operating system and supported applications updated.
Avoid exposing remote administration services to unnecessary network access. Where available and appropriate, use additional access controls and follow Microsoft’s recommended security practices.
For Windows Server product information, configuration guidance and administration resources, consult the official Microsoft Windows Server documentation .
Your responsibilities may include application configuration, software licensing, account security and keeping your server appropriately maintained.
Find answers about Windows VPS plans, RDP connections, dedicated IPv4 addresses, resources and software.
A Windows VPS USA is a virtual private server running Windows Server in a US hosting environment. It provides allocated computing resources and a separate server environment that you can access remotely.
The three plans shown on this page start at $14.95 per month, followed by a $19.99 per month plan and a $24.99 per month plan. Prices are shown in USD; confirm the current price at checkout.
Yes. Each plan listed on this page includes one dedicated IPv4 address. Check the product details at checkout for the current service terms.
The plans are designed for remote Windows server access. You can use a compatible Remote Desktop client with the appropriate server credentials. Access depends on the server configuration and applicable security settings.
A Windows RDP VPS is a virtual server running Windows that can be accessed through Remote Desktop Protocol. It allows you to work with the remote server environment over an internet connection.
The three listed configurations include 2 GB, 8 GB and 16 GB of RAM, respectively. Choose according to the memory requirements of your applications and operating system.
The listed plans provide 2 vCPU, 4 vCPU and 8 vCPU, respectively. Each plan lists the vCPU frequency as 3.10 GHz.
Windows VPS 1 includes 40 GB SSD storage, Windows VPS 2 includes 60 GB SSD storage, and Windows VPS 3 includes 250 GB SSD storage.
You can install compatible software where your access level, available resources, software licences and hosting service terms permit it. Review the requirements of your application before choosing a plan.
Remote access is possible from supported devices using a compatible Remote Desktop client. Check the client’s device and operating system requirements before connecting.
The 2 GB RAM configuration may suit lighter workloads. The 8 GB configuration provides more memory, while the 16 GB configuration offers the most RAM and SSD storage among the plans listed here. Always compare these specifications with your software’s requirements.
Contact iHost VPS support to confirm whether an upgrade is available for your current plan and to discuss the options, pricing and any migration requirements.
The existing page information lists cryptocurrency and stablecoin payments, as well as credit card payments through supported providers including Stripe and PayPal. Confirm the payment methods currently available during checkout.
The existing iHost VPS page lists cryptocurrency and stablecoin payment options, along with credit card payments through supported providers such as Stripe and PayPal. Available methods may vary; confirm your options during checkout.
Compare the available RAM, CPU and SSD configurations and select the Windows VPS plan that fits your requirements.
