VPS, Windows RDP and Dedicated Servers Around the World

ServerSlot runs virtual servers, Windows remote desktops and bare metal machines in more than 111 countries across Asia, Europe, the Americas, Africa and Oceania. Pick the country your users, customers or banks are in, choose the product that fits your project, and get a server with a local IP address, full control and engineers on call at any hour.

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Three Ways to Get a Server Where You Need It

All three products share the same global network and support team. The difference is how much of the machine you get and how much of the setup we do for you.

VPS Hosting

109 locations · from $19.95/mo

KVM virtual servers with reserved CPU and memory, SSD or NVMe storage and your choice of Linux or Windows. Ideal for websites, online shops, APIs, VPNs and development environments that need a fixed location and full root access.

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Windows Remote Desktop

74 countries · from $22.99/mo

A ready-to-use Windows computer with a local IP, reachable from any phone, tablet or laptop. Popular with people living abroad, accountants, traders and online sellers who need local banking, tax portals or marketplaces.

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Dedicated Servers

26 countries · from $74/mo

A whole physical machine reserved for you, with server-grade processors, large memory options and RAID storage. Built for heavy databases, virtualisation, game servers and high-traffic sites that need predictable performance.

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Every Location in One Place

Browse all of our locations by product and region. Each link leads to a page with plans, prices, specifications and answers to questions about that country.

VPS (109) Remote Desktop (74) Dedicated (26)

Asia & Middle East (35)

Europe (43)

Americas (18)

Africa (11)

Oceania (2)

Why Customers Choose ServerSlot

Hosting is a long-term relationship. These are the reasons customers give for staying with us year after year.

Locations Others Skip

From Dhaka to Santiago and Erbil to Tbilisi, we host in markets where a local server is hard to find.

Local IP Addresses

Every server gets an address in its own country, so local services treat you as domestic.

Full Control

Root on Linux and Administrator on Windows, from the first login.

Fast Storage

SSD and NVMe disks across our VPS, RDP and dedicated ranges.

Engineers Around the Clock

Tickets are answered at any hour, including weekends and holidays.

Clear Monthly Prices

Every location lists its full price in US dollars, with no setup fee on standard plans.

Flexible Payment

Cards, PayPal and cryptocurrency, monthly or prepaid.

Upgrade in Place

Move to a larger plan in the same location and keep your address.

How It Works — From Order to Login in Four Steps

Getting a server running takes minutes, not days. Here is what happens between choosing a location and your first login.

  1. 1

    Choose a Country

    Pick the location closest to your visitors, or the country whose banks, portals or marketplaces you need to reach.

  2. 2

    Pick a Plan

    Compare cores, memory, storage and traffic, then pay by card, PayPal or cryptocurrency in a few clicks.

  3. 3

    Receive Your Login

    As soon as the server is ready, its IP address and credentials arrive in your inbox and client area.

  4. 4

    Start Working

    Connect over SSH or Remote Desktop, install your software and go live, with engineers on call if you need help.

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Who Runs on ServerSlot

Our customers range from individuals managing affairs at home to companies operating across several continents.

Websites and Online Stores

Host WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento or custom applications close to the customers who buy from you.

People Living Abroad

Keep banking, tax and government services at home within reach through a remote desktop in your own country.

Traders and Fintech Teams

Run trading platforms and automated strategies around the clock near the brokers and exchanges you use.

Accountants and Small Offices

Share accounting and e-invoicing software on one secure Windows machine that stays in the right country.

Agencies and Marketers

See search results, ads and prices exactly as local users do before you launch a campaign.

Developers and Hosting Resellers

Build, test and resell on KVM virtual servers or carve up a dedicated machine with your own hypervisor.

What Our Clients Say

Businesses on several continents run their workloads on our servers. Here is what some of them told us about working with ServerSlot.

We have find this company environment the best friendly. They understand the requirement of client and give the best support after.
Jona PorvinA&D Group of Companies
We own 10 Plus different sizes servers from Serverslot which speaks itself our experience with this company. They provide managed server solution at very affordable price if you have idea of market.
Lee Ping ChaoAP ERP Solutions
It is highly recommended by me. I have faced too many issues before this company but they sort it out our all issues and provide the best managed solutions.
Abd.Karim AbuUI Java Internationals

Measuring Latency Before You Commit to a Country

Distance on a map is only a rough guide to how fast a server will feel. Internet traffic follows cable routes and peering agreements, so a city next door can sometimes be slower than one further away that sits on a major submarine system. Before ordering, ask a few of your real users to run a ping or traceroute to the test addresses listed on each location page, or use a browser-based latency checker from the places that matter most. Look at the round-trip time and how much it varies, not only the lowest figure. For websites, anything under roughly 80 milliseconds feels instant to most visitors, while remote desktops and trading tools benefit from even lower and steadier numbers. If two countries score similarly, choose the one whose IP address local services and search engines will treat as domestic.

Running Several Countries From One Client Account

Many customers start with a single server and later add a second or third location as their audience spreads. You can manage all of them from the same client area: invoices, renewals, reinstall requests and support tickets sit in one place, whatever the mix of VPS, remote desktops and dedicated machines. It helps to adopt a naming scheme early, for example including the country code and purpose in each hostname, so that colleagues know at a glance which machine serves which market. Keep a simple inventory of IP addresses, operating systems and renewal dates in a shared document. When you later need to retire or upgrade a location, that record saves hours of detective work and avoids paying for a server nobody remembers setting up.

Sharing Server Access Safely Within a Team

As soon as more than one person logs in, passwords passed around in chat become a risk. Give each person their own account on the server rather than sharing root or the main Administrator login, and remove accounts the day someone leaves. On Linux, SSH keys protected by a passphrase are far safer than passwords, and on Windows a long unique password per user with account lockout enabled blocks most guessing attempts. Store credentials in a team password manager instead of spreadsheets. Restrict remote access to known IP addresses where your workflow allows it, and review login logs now and then for unfamiliar sources. These habits cost little time and prevent the most common way small businesses lose control of a server.

Budgeting for Hosting as a Project Grows

Hosting costs are easiest to manage when you plan for growth instead of reacting to it. Start with the smallest plan that comfortably runs your software today, then watch three numbers each month: processor load at busy times, memory in use and data transferred. When any of them regularly sits above about seventy percent of the plan, schedule an upgrade before customers notice a slowdown. Upgrading within the same location usually keeps your address and data, which avoids migration work. For seasonal businesses, note the months when traffic peaks so that extra capacity is in place beforehand. Comparing the monthly price of two smaller servers in different countries against one larger machine can also reveal a cheaper and more resilient arrangement.

Questions Before You Order

Short answers to the questions new customers ask most. Each location page also answers questions specific to that country.

Which product should I choose: VPS, RDP or dedicated server?

Choose a VPS if you want to host websites, applications or development projects and are comfortable managing a Linux or Windows server. Choose a remote desktop (RDP) if you mainly need a ready-to-use Windows computer with a local IP address, for example to reach banks, government portals or marketplaces in another country. Choose a dedicated server when your workload needs an entire physical machine, such as large databases, virtualisation clusters, game servers or high-traffic stores. Each product page explains the differences in more detail, and our team can recommend an option if you describe your project.

Why does the server location matter?

Location affects three things: speed, trust and compliance. A server close to your users answers requests faster, which improves page load times and the responsiveness of remote desktops. A local IP address is treated as domestic by banks, payment providers, government services and search engines, which matters for many businesses and individuals. Finally, some industries and contracts require data to stay inside a particular country. That is why we offer servers in many smaller markets as well as the major internet hubs.

How quickly are servers delivered?

Most VPS and RDP orders are ready within minutes to a few hours after payment confirmation, depending on the location. Dedicated servers usually take from a few hours to a few business days, depending on hardware availability and the configuration you choose. The expected delivery time is listed on each location page, and you receive your login details by email as soon as the server is ready.

Do I get full root or Administrator access?

Yes. VPS and dedicated servers come with full root access on Linux or the Administrator account on Windows, and every remote desktop includes Administrator rights. You can install the software you need, configure firewalls and manage users yourself. Our services are unmanaged by default, which means you control the system while our engineers look after the hardware, network and reinstalls on request.

Which payment methods do you accept?

We accept credit and debit cards, PayPal and selected cryptocurrencies. Prices are listed in US dollars per month, and many plans can also be prepaid for longer periods. Monthly plans have no long-term contract, so you can cancel at the end of any billing period from your client area.

How do I get help if something goes wrong?

Open a ticket from the client area or the Submit a Ticket button at the top of every page. Our engineers respond around the clock to requests such as reboots, reinstalls, network problems and billing questions. For urgent issues, include your service details and a short description of what you see, and we will prioritise the request.

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