Windows cloud hosting

Windows cloud servers with RDP access

Run a Windows cloud server on NVMe SSD with dedicated resources and administrator access. Ideal for IIS, remote desktop, and Windows-only apps — buy online, then select your Windows image at provision time.

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When to buy a Windows cloud server

Choose a Windows cloud server when your stack needs Microsoft tooling: Remote Desktop, IIS, legacy .NET Framework apps, or Windows administration utilities. CloudServerHQ pairs Windows images with the same NVMe-backed sizes as Linux.

Windows cloud server checklist

RDP / administrator access after provisioning
NVMe SSD disks for snappy desktop and app I/O
Dedicated vCPU and RAM on every plan
Compliant Windows licensing when you select Windows
Buy-first checkout — create your console login after payment

Prefer SSH and open-source stacks? See Linux cloud server. For product basics, read cloud server hosting.

Windows cloud server plans

Select a size now; choose Windows during OS selection after payment.

Memory	vCPU	Transfer	NVMe SSD	Monthly
512 MB Light staging and tiny services.	1 vCPU	1,000 GB	10 GB	$2.00
1 GB Small sites and low-traffic APIs.	1 vCPU	2,000 GB	20 GB	$3.00
2 GB Everyday apps and light production.	1 vCPU	4,000 GB	50 GB	$6.00
2 GB Extra CPU for busier workloads.	2 vCPUs	6,000 GB	60 GB	$9.00
4 GB Popular Popular production default.	2 vCPUs	8,000 GB	80 GB	$12.00
8 GB Heavier apps and multi-service stacks.	4 vCPUs	10,000 GB	160 GB	$24.00
16 GB Memory-heavy databases and panels.	8 vCPUs	12,000 GB	320 GB	$48.00

Windows cloud server FAQ

What is a Windows cloud server?

A Windows cloud server is a virtual machine running a Windows Server image with RDP/administrator access. Use it for IIS, .NET Framework apps, remote desktop workflows, and Windows-only tooling.

Do Windows cloud servers include NVMe SSD?

Yes. CloudServerHQ Windows cloud server plans use the same NVMe SSD-backed sizes as our Linux lineup, with compliant Windows licensing when you select a Windows image.

Windows cloud server vs Linux cloud server?

Pick Windows when you need RDP or Windows software. Pick Linux for most websites, APIs, and DevOps stacks. You choose the OS after payment during provisioning.

How do I connect to a Windows cloud server?

After provisioning, use Remote Desktop (RDP) with the administrator credentials shown in your CloudServerHQ console.