VDS 1
1 vCPU
AMD EPYC
2 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
25 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$7/mo
Cloud Server
in Turkey
A server you can deploy, snapshot, resize and reinstall from one panel or the API, hosted on dedicated resources in Equinix IL4, Istanbul. Predictable monthly pricing with unlimited bandwidth and no egress fees.
$7/mo and up
Rated 4.8from 600+ reviews.
Cloud Server
in Turkey
A server you can deploy, snapshot, resize and reinstall from one panel or the API, hosted on dedicated resources in Equinix IL4, Istanbul. Predictable monthly pricing with unlimited bandwidth and no egress fees.
$7/mo and up
Rated 4.8from 600+ reviews.
Cloud Server Plans
Cloud servers ready within minutes. Manage them from the panel, through the REST API or with your AI assistant.
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Most Popular Plan
VDS 2
2 vCPU
AMD EPYC
4 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
50 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$11/mo
VDS 3
2 vCPU
AMD EPYC
8 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
80 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$17/mo
VDS 4
4 vCPU
AMD EPYC
8 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
120 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$21/mo
VDS 5
4 vCPU
AMD EPYC
16 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
160 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$30/mo
VDS 6
6 vCPU
AMD EPYC
24 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
240 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$42/mo
VDS 7
8 vCPU
AMD EPYC
32 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
320 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$55/mo
VDS 8
12 vCPU
AMD EPYC
48 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
480 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$80/mo
Deploy a Cloud Server in Four Steps
From order to SSH in minutes, without talking to a sales desk.
- 1
Choose a plan
Dedicated vCPU, memory and NVMe storage sized for the workload. Resize later from the panel.
- 2
Pick an image
16 Linux distributions, Windows Server, or a one-click application such as Docker, n8n or WordPress.
- 3
Pay
Bank transfer today; card payments are being added. Billing is monthly or yearly in USD.
- 4
Manage it your way
Panel, REST API or CloudBT MCP for AI agents: power, console, snapshots, firewall and reinstall are all available.
Our technologies
One-Click Operating System Installation
Whichever Linux distribution you plan to run, it is ready. Ubuntu and Debian, or enterprise distributions such as AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux? Install any of 16 distributions in one click and start using it right away; Windows Server is available too.
Ubuntu
Debian
AlmaLinux
Rocky Linux- Ubuntu
- Debian
- AlmaLinux
- Rocky Linux
- Ubuntu
- Debian
- AlmaLinux
- Rocky Linux
- Ubuntu
- Debian
- AlmaLinux
- Rocky Linux
- Ubuntu
- Debian
- AlmaLinux
- Rocky Linux
Included in every plan
This is exactly what we mean by cloud.
Two switches, mirrored disks, two power feeds; and your server is redundant across two separate data halls. Redundancy is not a separate package, it is the platform itself: from the smallest plan to the largest, every server runs in the same redundant cloud, at no extra charge.
2×switches
Redundant network
Every host connects to two separate switches with a 100G link each.
RAID10NVMe
Redundant storage
Mirrored NVMe drives; no data loss on failure, hot-swap replacement.
A+Bpower
Redundant power
Two power supplies, two separate feeds, UPS and generators.
2halls
Redundant halls
If a host or a whole hall fails, your virtual server starts in the other hall within 1–2 minutes.
Equinix IL4, Istanbul- ISO 27001 data center
- KVKK compliant
- 99.9% SLA commitment
- HPE and Dell servers
- Arista and Juniper switches
Measured latency · October 5, 2026
Choosing a Region: How Many Milliseconds Between Istanbul and Frankfurt?
Most hyperscaler regions serving Turkey are in Western Europe. We measured what that distance costs on every request.
- Cloudflare Istanbul
- 1.4ms
- ICMP (ping)
- Türk Telekom
- 1.8ms
- ICMP (ping)
- Vodafone Turkey
- 6.2ms
- TCP connect time
- Turkcell
- 14.2ms
- TCP connect time
If your server were abroad
Round-trip time measured from the same server to data centers in Europe and the US.
| Destination | Measured latency |
|---|---|
| Istanbul (CloudBT) → Türk Telekom | 1.8 ms |
| Istanbul → Milan | 30 ms |
| Istanbul → Frankfurt | 35-45 ms |
| Istanbul → Amsterdam | 40-51 ms |
| Istanbul → London | 47-52 ms |
| Istanbul → US East Coast | 117-130 ms |
What do these numbers mean for you?
Istanbul to Frankfurt: 35 to 45 ms from our server; Amsterdam 40 to 51 ms, London 47 to 52 ms. A visitor in Turkey pays the same path to a server in those cities.
Istanbul to Turkish users: 1.8 ms to Türk Telekom and 1.4 ms to Cloudflare Istanbul.
Measured on October 5, 2026 from our production server in Equinix IL4, Istanbul.All measurements and method
What Is a Cloud Server?
A virtual server you create, snapshot, resize and delete through a panel or an API instead of waiting for hardware. At CloudBT every cloud server runs on dedicated resources in Istanbul and is billed at a fixed monthly price with unlimited bandwidth.
Cloud Server Features
The same platform on every plan.
AMD EPYC Processors
Dual AMD EPYC processors in every physical host. Your virtual server runs on cores reserved for you.
All-NVMe Storage
The entire storage layer is NVMe SSD. Database queries and file operations are noticeably faster than on SATA SSD.
2×100G Redundant Network
Every host connects to two separate switches with a 100G link each. If a switch or link fails, your traffic flows over the other.
Snapshots and Firewall
Three snapshots per server and a panel-managed firewall are included in every plan.
Reinstall and Rescue
Reinstall any image from the panel; boot into rescue mode to repair a server.
Extra Disk and IPs
Add storage and public IPv4 addresses from the panel; applied after the invoice is paid.
Cloud Server ManagementMade Much Easier
Servers, snapshots and firewall rules, invoices and support tickets, all managed from one panel.
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Highlights
Deploy, Snapshot, Resize
Create a server in minutes, snapshot it before changes, upgrade the plan from the panel without reinstalling.
Predictable Pricing
One monthly price per plan. No per-GB egress, no per-request charges, no surprise invoices.
API and AI Agents
Everything in the panel is in the REST API and in CloudBT MCP, so Claude Code, Cursor or your own agents can run your infrastructure.
Buying guide
Cloud Server in Turkey: When Does It Beat a Hyperscaler Region?
Hyperscalers are excellent for elastic, globally distributed workloads. For a steady workload serving Turkey they are often slower to reach and far more expensive once egress is counted.
Steady workloads: A business site, an API or a database that runs all month costs a fixed amount here; on a hyperscaler the same resources plus egress usually cost several times more.
Egress: We include unlimited bandwidth. Hyperscalers bill outbound traffic per gigabyte, which dominates the bill for media-heavy sites.
Latency: Our servers are in Istanbul: 1.8 ms to Türk Telekom. Most hyperscaler regions serving Turkey are in Western Europe, 35 to 45 ms away.
Simplicity: One panel, one invoice, support from the engineers who run the platform. No IAM policies to get wrong.
When a hyperscaler is the right call
If you need managed databases, serverless functions, object storage at petabyte scale or automatic scaling across continents, a hyperscaler is the better fit. Many customers combine both: a CloudBT server in Istanbul for the latency-sensitive Turkish traffic and a hyperscaler for global, elastic components.
Growing beyond one server
When you need several servers on a private network, with a VPN, security groups and a load balancer, move to a Virtual Data Center: a resource pool in which you create servers yourself, with the networking included.
Multi-server setups with private networking: Virtual Data Center
CloudBT Cloud Server vs Hyperscaler vs Traditional VPS
What you get for a steady workload serving Turkey
| FEATURES | Traditional VPS | CloudBT Cloud Server | Hyperscaler Instance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Minutes to hours | Minutes | Minutes |
| Snapshots and resize | Often manual | Panel and API | Yes, billed separately |
| Bandwidth | Capped | Unlimited | Billed per GB |
| Location | Varies | Istanbul | Nearest region usually Western Europe |
| Automation | Limited | REST API and MCP | Extensive |
| Pricing | Fixed | Fixed monthly | Per resource, variable |
Deployment
- Traditional VPS
- Minutes to hours
- CloudBT Cloud Server
- Minutes
- Hyperscaler Instance
- Minutes
Snapshots and resize
- Traditional VPS
- Often manual
- CloudBT Cloud Server
- Panel and API
- Hyperscaler Instance
- Yes, billed separately
Bandwidth
- Traditional VPS
- Capped
- CloudBT Cloud Server
- Unlimited
- Hyperscaler Instance
- Billed per GB
Location
- Traditional VPS
- Varies
- CloudBT Cloud Server
- Istanbul
- Hyperscaler Instance
- Nearest region usually Western Europe
Automation
- Traditional VPS
- Limited
- CloudBT Cloud Server
- REST API and MCP
- Hyperscaler Instance
- Extensive
Pricing
- Traditional VPS
- Fixed
- CloudBT Cloud Server
- Fixed monthly
- Hyperscaler Instance
- Per resource, variable
Which Cloud Plan Fits You?
Each plan's resources and the workloads it is most often used for
| Plan | vCPU | Memory | NVMe Storage | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VDS 1 | 1 vCPU | 2 GB | 25 GB | Personal sites, blogs, test environments and small automations |
| VDS 2 | 2 vCPU | 4 GB | 50 GB | A WordPress site, a small shop, a few services with n8n or Docker |
| VDS 3 | 2 vCPU | 8 GB | 80 GB | Memory-heavy small apps, Redis, busy WordPress sites |
| VDS 4 | 4 vCPU | 8 GB | 120 GB | Mid-sized e-commerce, API servers, staging and CI/CD |
| VDS 5 | 4 vCPU | 16 GB | 160 GB | PostgreSQL or MariaDB servers, multi-site agency servers |
| VDS 6 | 6 vCPU | 24 GB | 240 GB | High-traffic applications, multi-container Docker environments |
| VDS 7 | 8 vCPU | 32 GB | 320 GB | Large databases, ERP and enterprise applications |
| VDS 8 | 12 vCPU | 48 GB | 480 GB | High concurrency, data processing and large e-commerce stacks |
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Not sure? Start small; you can upgrade from the panel later with your data preserved.
Faster
load times
Every server runs on NVMe storage. Database queries, builds and file transfers finish noticeably faster than on SATA SSD.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about cloud servers in Turkey.
It is the same product line: a virtual server with dedicated resources. "Cloud server" describes how it is managed (panel, API, snapshots, resize); "VPS" describes what it is.
Yes. The REST API covers ordering, power, snapshots, firewall, reinstall and more. An OpenAPI specification is published, and CloudBT MCP exposes the same actions to AI agents.
From our server in Istanbul we measured 35 to 45 ms to data centers in Frankfurt and 1.8 ms to the Türk Telekom network. For users in Turkey the Istanbul server answers several times faster.
No. Bandwidth is unlimited on every plan.
Yes. Open a ticket from the panel in English or Turkish, around the clock. Server and network issues are handled by the engineers who run the platform.
Deployment is automatic. A Linux server is usually ready within a few minutes of payment confirmation; connection details appear in the panel and in your email.
By bank transfer (SWIFT or SEPA to our Turkish bank account). Card payments are being added. Your server is deployed automatically once the payment is confirmed.
No commitment. Choose monthly or yearly billing; if you do not renew, the service ends at the end of the period. Cancellation is a single step in the panel.
What do our customers say?
Burak A.
System administrator
Managing firewall rules and reverse DNS from the panel made my job easier. Thanks to the console I could reach the server even when SSH was down.
Zeynep T.
Product manager
The support team genuinely tries to understand the question; answers are specific to our case, not canned text.
Can Ö.
Founder
As someone who does not do servers, being able to use the panel was the deciding factor. I installed WordPress from the one-click apps.
One Panel, One API, One MCP Endpoint
Power, console, snapshots, firewall, reinstall, resource graphs and one-click apps.
