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Windows VPS in San José from $56.90 a month

Windows Server 2022 Standard on a VPS in our San José region, bring your own license, Remote Desktop access as Administrator, online in under an hour. 3 sizes, each at San José's own price.

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Sizes and prices

Windows Server in San José.

Cheapest first. The price is the Windows price the cart charges; the license is not in it, you activate with your own key.

Windows Server plans in San José, cheapest first
PlanvCPURAMDiskTransferLicenseBuiltMonthlyHourlyOrder
E4-4Windows Server Standard44 GB80 GB4 TBYour own keyAutomatic$56.90$0.0789/hrDeploy
E6-8Windows Server Standard68 GB160 GB5.1 TBYour own keyAutomatic$104.90$0.1444/hrDeploy
E8-16Windows Server Standard816 GB320 GB6.1 TBYour own keyAutomatic$189.90$0.2626/hrDeploy

Included

Windows Server 2022 Standard as a 180-day evaluation, one dedicated IPv4, Remote Desktop from the first boot, power controls from your client area.

Not included

The Windows license itself: you activate with your own key, or ask us to quote one. Also Office, SQL Server, RDS user licenses, or a browser console. Those are yours to bring, and we say so here rather than at checkout.

Good for

Forex and MetaTrader, Remote Desktop, Bots and automation, and a Windows machine near your users in San José.

Sizes by workload

The sizes we recommend, in San José.

The same three shapes the forex, Remote Desktop and bots pages size by, at this city's own price.

Pro · 8 vCPU, 16 GB

For the setups that keep a dozen windows open and want them all responsive.

$189.90 a month Deploy

Forex and MetaTrader

MT4, MT5, cTrader and expert advisors that must stay on, sized by how many terminals you run.

Forex and MetaTrader

Remote Desktop

A Windows machine you sign into as Administrator from anywhere, for work that needs a Windows desktop that never sleeps.

Remote Desktop

Bots and automation

Trading bots, Discord and Telegram bots, browser automation: what keeps a Windows process alive around the clock.

Bots and automation

Licensing

What is in the price and what is not: supplier-licensed images, our own image with your key, and the editions each supplier installs.

Licensing

Questions

Windows in San José, answered.

How much does a Windows VPS in San José cost?
From $56.90 a month for E4-4 (4 vCPU, 4 GB RAM), for the machine alone: you bring the Windows license. The largest of the 3 sizes here is E8-16 at $189.90 a month. The figure on this page is the figure the cart charges; there is no license line added at checkout.
Which Windows versions can I choose?
Windows Server 2022 Standard, English. A clean image with nothing preinstalled beyond Windows itself. The edition the platform states is printed beside each size.
How do I connect?
Remote Desktop. The machine listens on port 3389 from the moment it finishes its first boot. Sign in as Administrator with the password in your client area; it is set when the machine is created, so it is the password that actually works. Change it after the first login.
Is the Windows license included?
No. In San José the machine boots our own Windows Server 2022 Standard image, which runs unactivated as a 180-day evaluation: everything works, Windows only asks to be activated. Activate it with your own Windows Server Standard key whenever you like, or ask us and we will quote a key for you. That is why the Windows price here is the Linux price: there is no license inside it, and we do not pretend there is.
Why is there no 2 GB option in San José?
Windows Server needs more memory than a small Linux box. We do not sell Windows on anything under 4 GB of RAM because the result is a machine that spends its life swapping, and a machine that cannot be used is not a cheaper machine.
Can I pay by the hour?
Yes. Every size here can be billed by the hour, from $0.0789/hr: deploy, test your software, and destroy it when you are done.
What do I get access to?
Full Administrator on a dedicated IPv4, power controls from the client area, password reset and reinstall through a support ticket (keep the password somewhere safe), and the same support people who built it. No browser console: that rides on an ssh key, which a Windows machine does not carry.

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