Windows VPS with Full Administrator RDP Access

Deploy Windows Server and manage it through Remote Desktop with full administrator access. Compare eligible plans across our Cost Optimized, General Purpose, and High Performance tiers, then review available Windows images, locations, and pricing before deployment.

Admin RDP
Remote access
NVMe
Storage
Included
DDoS protection
up to 25 Gbps
Network
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System
Windows Server
Access
Administrator over RDP
Storage
NVMe
Network
up to 25 Gbps

Windows VPS plans with RDP access

Compare Windows-compatible VPS plans by vCPU, memory, NVMe storage, and included outbound transfer. Available Windows Server images, locations, and current pricing are shown during deployment.

  • Administrator RDP access
  • NVMe storage
  • DDoS protection
  • Network capacity up to 25 Gbps

Cost Optimized

General Purpose

High Performance

cvm.micro
$8.89/mo
vCPU
2
Memory
4 GB
NVMe storage
40 GB
Network
up to 25 Gbps
Outbound transfer
3 TB/mo

Only outbound transfer (egress) counts toward your plan's monthly transfer allowance. Inbound transfer (ingress) is free.

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Choose the plan, image, and location during deployment.

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Windows Server plans with Remote Desktop

Choose an eligible plan, select Windows Server during deployment, and connect to your VPS through Remote Desktop with full administrator access.

Full administrator access

Manage Windows Server over RDP as administrator.

Plan and tier choice

Windows Server is available on eligible Cost Optimized, General Purpose, and High Performance plans.

Choose your image and location

See Windows Server images, locations, and pricing available for the plan when you deploy.

NVMe on every plan

NVMe storage is included.

Network capacity

Network capacity is up to 25 Gbps.

DDoS protection

DDoS protection is included.

Choose Windows for the workload

A Windows VPS provides a Windows Server environment with administrator access over Remote Desktop.

Windows applications

Run applications that require a Windows Server environment.

Remote administration

Manage the Windows Server desktop and installed applications through an administrator RDP session.

Tier matched to demand

Choose Cost Optimized for light or variable demand, General Purpose for steady services, or High Performance for CPU-heavy workloads.

Server security

Keep Windows Server and applications updated, protect administrator credentials, and configure remote access for the workload.

Plan, image, and access options

This page shows only the VPS plans that support Windows Server. After selecting a plan, you can review the Windows Server images, deployment locations, and pricing available for that configuration.

Administrator RDP access provides a familiar desktop environment for initial setup, application installation, and ongoing server management. Keep the operating system and installed software up to date, protect administrator accounts with strong credentials, and configure firewall and remote-access settings for your workload.

Choose Windows Server during deployment

Select an eligible plan and continue to deployment. The console will show the Windows Server images, locations, and current pricing available for your selected configuration.

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Windows Server or a Linux image?

Choose by the operating system the application requires and how you administer the server.

Windows VPSLinux VPS
ImageWindows ServerLinux images
AccessAdministrator RDPRoot SSH
Plan choiceQualifying plans across all tiersAvailable on every plan
Application fitSoftware that requires WindowsLinux-native software
AdministrationWindows desktop and PowerShellShell and Linux tools
Common featuresNVMe, DDoS, up to 25 GbpsNVMe, DDoS, up to 25 Gbps

Use a Linux image for Linux-native applications or root SSH workflows. Linux VPS

Deploy a Windows VPS

  1. Compare plans

    Review tier, vCPU, memory, NVMe storage, and outbound transfer.

  2. Start deployment

    Open the new-server flow to make your final plan and image choices.

  3. Choose Windows Server

    See available images, locations, and pricing for the plan.

  4. Connect over RDP

    Use administrator access after deployment is complete.

Windows VPS with Full Administrator RDP Access questions

A Windows VPS is a virtual server running Windows Server. Administrator Remote Desktop access lets you manage its desktop and applications over RDP.

Windows Server is available on Cost Optimized, General Purpose, and High Performance plans with 2 or more vCPU. Plans below that threshold support Linux images.

Select a qualifying plan, then choose from the Windows Server images and locations available when you deploy. Pricing for the selected options appears there.

Yes. A Windows Server deployment provides administrator access over RDP. Keep Windows Server and applications updated, use strong credentials, and configure remote access for the workload.

Choose Cost Optimized for light or variable CPU demand, General Purpose for steady services, or High Performance for CPU-heavy workloads. Compare each qualifying plan's resources before deployment.

Choose Windows Server for software that requires Windows or administrator RDP. Choose Linux for Linux-native software or root SSH. Linux images are available on every plan.

Windows Server deploys in 2–4 minutes, depending on the image size. You can connect over RDP as administrator once the server is ready.

Choose your Windows VPS plan

Compare eligible plans, then see available Windows Server images, locations, and pricing when you deploy.

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