1 GB to 32 GB
Plans scale from a 1 GB entry tier up to 32 GB for heavier applications.
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Browse VPS hosting plans for sale, delivered as Windows Server RDP access with NVMe SSD storage and USA multi-location deployment. Compare current plans by RAM, vCPU count, and storage tier, then choose the VPS that matches your workload.
Suppliers on this page list Windows VPS RDP plans that differ by resource tier. Common options include 1 GB to 32 GB RAM, 1 to 8 vCPU cores, and 25 GB to 400 GB NVMe SSD storage, delivered with full admin access on Windows Server and, on some plans, a USA multi-location deployment with monthly renewal. Prices vary by supplier and resource tier, so check the individual plan before you order.
1 vCPU with 25-50 GB NVMe storage, suited to lighter workloads.
4 to 8 vCPU cores with up to 400 GB NVMe storage for heavier workloads.
Pick a lighter 1-2 GB RAM plan for basic tasks, or step up to 8-32 GB RAM with more vCPU cores for heavier processing. Read each plan for the exact RAM, vCPU, and storage figures.
Storage ranges from 25 GB to 400 GB of NVMe SSD, and some plans state a USA multi-location deployment. Confirm the region matches where you need lower latency.
Look for full admin access on Windows Server, and check whether the plan renews monthly, before you commit to a term.
Use the RDP credentials supplied at delivery to connect to your Windows Server instance, then install and configure the software your workload needs.
A spread of resource tiers worth comparing while you decide.
The signals worth checking are RAM from 1 GB to 32 GB, vCPU count from 1 to 8 cores, NVMe SSD storage from 25 GB to 400 GB, the operating system, and the deployment location. Each one is broken down below. HstockPlus is a marketplace, so specs vary by supplier; compare plans before you buy.
Plans scale from a 1 GB entry tier up to 32 GB for heavier applications.
Core counts range from a single vCPU up to 8 cores on the higher tiers.
All plans use NVMe SSD storage, ranging from 25 GB on entry tiers to 400 GB on the largest plan.
Plans are delivered as Windows Server instances with RDP access and full admin rights.
Some plans state a USA multi-location deployment with monthly renewal.
Use these comparison points to narrow down which plan fits your workload, then confirm the exact specs on the listing.
A 1-2 GB plan suits lighter tasks. Move to 8 GB or higher when your software needs more memory headroom.
A single vCPU suits basic tasks. Pick a 4 or 8 vCPU plan for workloads that benefit from parallel processing.
Match the storage tier to how much data or how many applications you plan to keep on the VPS.
Pick a stated USA location when latency to US-based users or services matters for your setup.
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View current plans and compare RAM, vCPU, NVMe storage, and location, then choose a VPS that fits your workload.
