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4 vCPU, 8 GB VPS in Tokyo

BD-8 is 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, a 100 GB SSD, 32 TB of transfer a month and a 200 Mbps port in Tokyo, Japan, for $18.90 a month, and the renewal is the same figure. Linux or Windows Server, paid by card or crypto, online in under an hour.

$18.90 a month

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Prices and sizes are read from the catalogue the cart charges from. Page checked 4 November 2026.

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  • The same size in Singapore

    4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 100 GB SSD (BD-8)

    $18.90 a month

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In short

4 vCPU, 8 GB in Tokyo, in figures.

City
Tokyo, Japan
Size
4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM (BD-8)
Disk
100 GB SSD
Transfer
32 TB a month
Port
200 Mbps
Price
$18.90 a month, the same on renewal, no setup fee
Linux
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Docker
Windows Server
$42.90 a month, license included
Pay with
Card or crypto
Online
In under an hour
Billing
By the month, or three, six or twelve months up front

What it is for

What 4 vCPU and 8 GB are good at.

  • A dev or staging box that feels roomy

    Four cores and 8 GB means the test environment stops being the excuse for why the bug only appears in production.

  • A Docker host for small services

    A compose stack with an app, database, cache and proxy, none of them squeezed into a single gigabyte.

  • A self-hosted app with real storage

    Nextcloud, a media library or a Git forge, with 100 GB before the disk is the conversation.

The honest other half: this platform is tuned for density rather than clock speed, so peak speed on one core is below our other lines. If every millisecond of response time matters, look at Dedicated CPU.

The whole cost

What you pay, and when.

  • One month

    $18.90

    Renews every month at this price

  • 3 months up front

    $55.57

    $18.52 a month, 2% off

  • 6 months up front

    $110.00

    $18.33 a month, 3% off

  • 12 months up front

    $215.46

    $17.96 a month, 5% off

  • With Windows Server instead of Linux: $42.90 a month, license included.
  • Paid in crypto: one month comes to $20.90, which is the invoice plus a fee of $1 and 5%. The payment page shows the exact amount before you send anything.
  • The 100 GB SSD and 32 TB of transfer a month are in the price.
  • A term cancelled early is not refunded. Refund policy

Tokyo or Singapore

Which city for this size?

Choose Tokyo if your users are in Japan: distance is one of the things that decides round-trip time, and Tokyo is a great deal closer to a visitor in Japan than a server on another continent is.

The price is the same in both: $18.90 a month. If the server runs a trading bot, choose by the exchange instead. From Tokyo, OKX, KuCoin, Gate, Binance, Hyperliquid, MEXC, HTX, Bitget answered faster when we measured; from Singapore, Bybit, BingX.

Round trip to each exchange's API, in milliseconds, from Tokyo and from Singapore
ExchangeTokyoSingapore
OKX17 ms95 ms
KuCoin9.8 ms86 ms
Gate4.7 ms80 ms
Binance3.5 ms75 ms
Hyperliquid16 ms84 ms
MEXC18 ms86 ms
HTX7.1 ms71 ms
Bitget17 ms75 ms
Bybit86 ms7.6 ms
BingX79 ms12 ms
  • Measured 28 October 2026, 30 October 2026 from our own hourly test servers in Tokyo and Singapore: the best of nine HTTPS requests to each exchange's public ping or time call, on one open connection. The full method is on the trading bot page.
  • This size is sold by the month and was not one of the servers measured, so read these as the difference between the two cities, not as this server's figure. Measure from your own server before you rely on a number.
  • We publish no figure for your own visitors: it depends on their networks and routes. The exchanges' names and logos belong to their owners, and PartVPS is not affiliated with them.

Paying without a card

Pay for this server in crypto.

Pay in USDT, Bitcoin or Ethereum: place the order, and the checkout hands you a payment page with the address and the exact amount. One month of this size comes to $20.90 in crypto. You do need an account with a confirmed e-mail address, and some orders are checked by a person before the server is built.

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How buying works

Four steps, and your server is online.

  1. Open the form

    The button opens the order form on this size in Tokyo, already chosen.

  2. Choose the system

    Ubuntu is selected for you. Pick another Linux or Windows Server if you need it.

  3. Choose a term and pay

    One month, or longer for less. Pay by card or crypto.

  4. Connect

    Your server is online in under an hour. The address arrives by email and the password is in your client area; connect with SSH or Remote Desktop.

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Questions

What people ask before they buy this size.

How much is a 4 vCPU, 8 GB VPS in Tokyo?
$18.90 a month, and the renewal is the same figure, with no setup fee. Three months paid up front come to $55.57, twelve to $215.46. Paying in crypto adds a fee of $1 and 5%, so one month comes to $20.90 in crypto.
What can I run on 4 vCPU and 8 GB?
A development or staging box, a Docker host for an app with its database, cache and proxy, or a self-hosted app such as Nextcloud or a Git forge with 100 GB to fill. The platform is tuned for density rather than clock speed, so if every millisecond of response time matters, look at our dedicated CPU sizes instead.
Singapore or Tokyo for this size?
It costs $18.90 a month in both, so choose by who connects to it. Choose Tokyo if your users are in Japan: distance is one of the things that decides round-trip time, and Tokyo is a great deal closer to a visitor in Japan than a server on another continent is. For a trading bot, choose by the exchange: from Tokyo, OKX, KuCoin, Gate, Binance, Hyperliquid, MEXC, HTX, Bitget answered faster when we measured; from Singapore, Bybit, BingX.
Can I pay without a card?
Yes. Pay in USDT, Bitcoin or Ethereum: place the order, and the checkout hands you a payment page with the address and the exact amount. The server costs the same, and crypto adds its fee of $1 and 5%. You do need an account with a confirmed e-mail address, and some orders are checked by a person before the server is built.
Can I pay by the hour?
No. This size is sold by the month, for one, three, six or twelve months, because the machine underneath is paid a month up front.
How soon is the server ready?
It is online in under an hour once the payment has cleared. The address arrives by email, and the password is in your client area.
Is traffic limited?
This size includes 32 TB a month on a 200 Mbps port.
Can I run Windows on it?
Yes. With Windows Server this size costs $42.90 a month, license included, and you sign in with Remote Desktop as Administrator.

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