VDS 1
1 vCPU
AMD EPYC
2 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
25 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$7/mo
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Not a shared-CPU VPS: vCPU, memory and NVMe storage are reserved for you. Hosted in Equinix IL4, Istanbul, 1.8 ms from the Türk Telekom network, with unlimited bandwidth and full root access.
$7/mo and up
Rated 4.8from 600+ reviews.

Not a shared-CPU VPS: vCPU, memory and NVMe storage are reserved for you. Hosted in Equinix IL4, Istanbul, 1.8 ms from the Türk Telekom network, with unlimited bandwidth and full root access.
$7/mo and up
Rated 4.8from 600+ reviews.
Eight plans, all on the same redundant infrastructure, all with vCPU and memory reserved for you. Start small and upgrade as you grow.
1 vCPU
AMD EPYC
2 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
25 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$7/mo
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2 vCPU
AMD EPYC
4 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
50 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$11/mo
2 vCPU
AMD EPYC
8 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
80 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$17/mo
4 vCPU
AMD EPYC
8 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
120 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$21/mo
4 vCPU
AMD EPYC
16 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
160 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$30/mo
6 vCPU
AMD EPYC
24 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
240 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$42/mo
8 vCPU
AMD EPYC
32 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
320 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$55/mo
12 vCPU
AMD EPYC
48 GB
DDR4 ECC RAM
480 GB
NVMe Storage
10 Gbit
Port · unlimited traffic
$80/mo
Ordering takes a few minutes; provisioning is automatic.
Pick the vCPU, memory and NVMe storage your project needs. Not sure? Start small and upgrade later from the panel.
Choose one of 16 Linux distributions or Windows Server, and give your server a name.
Create your account and pay by bank transfer; the invoice arrives by email.
Provisioning starts the moment payment is confirmed. A few minutes later the IP address and login details appear in the panel.
Our technologies
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.
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AlmaLinux
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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
Every host connects to two separate switches with a 100G link each.
RAID10NVMe
Mirrored NVMe drives; no data loss on failure, hot-swap replacement.
A+Bpower
Two power supplies, two separate feeds, UPS and generators.
2halls
If a host or a whole hall fails, your virtual server starts in the other hall within 1–2 minutes.
Two servers with the same CPU and storage: the one closer to the user answers first. CloudBT servers run in Istanbul; here is the measured round trip to the operator networks and to data centers abroad.
From our server in Istanbul to the operator networks and to services everyone uses.
| Destination | Measured latency | Method |
|---|---|---|
| Cloudflare IstanbulICMP | 1.4 ms | ICMP |
| TurkNet (ISP)TCP connect | 1.7 ms | TCP connect |
| Türk Telekom (DNS server)ICMP | 1.8 ms | ICMP |
| Borsa Istanbul (stock exchange)TCP connect | 3.1 ms | TCP connect |
| Vodafone TurkeyTCP connect | 6.2 ms | TCP connect |
| Google Public DNSICMP | 10.2 ms | ICMP |
| e-Devlet (government portal)TCP connect | 10.8 ms | TCP connect |
| TurkcellTCP connect | 14.2 ms | TCP connect |
The path a visitor in Turkey would travel if your server stood in one of these cities.
| Destination | Measured latency |
|---|---|
| Istanbul (CloudBT) → Türk Telekom | 1.8 ms |
| Istanbul → Milan | 30 ms |
| Istanbul → Frankfurt | 35-45 ms |
| Istanbul → Nuremberg and Falkenstein | 37-40 ms |
| Istanbul → Amsterdam | 40-51 ms |
| Istanbul → Warsaw | 45 ms |
| Istanbul → London | 47-52 ms |
| Istanbul → Paris | 47-56 ms |
| Istanbul → Stockholm and Helsinki | 56 ms |
| Istanbul → US East Coast | 117-130 ms |
| Istanbul → Singapore | 188-190 ms |
Every keystroke in a remote session is a round trip. Below 10 ms the session feels local; past 40 ms the lag is noticeable.
A secure page load needs at least three round trips before the first byte, so a 40 ms difference becomes well over 100 ms on the first paint.
Servers in the same facility talk to each other in about 0.9 ms; keep the database next to the application.
Measured from our production server in Equinix IL4, Istanbul. ICMP values are the average of ten packets; TCP values are the connection setup time to port 443 (DNS resolution excluded, lowest of six attempts). Values vary with network conditions.
Comparison values were measured from the same server to the test servers of public cloud providers in each city. A visitor in Turkey reaching a server in that city travels roughly the same path.
The visitor's own home or mobile connection adds its latency on top. The same addition applies to a server abroad, so the gap stays the same.
# ICMP: average of ten packets
ping -c 10 1.1.1.1
# TCP: connection setup time to port 443 (lowest of six attempts)
for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6; do curl -o /dev/null -s -w "%{time_connect}\n" https://www.turktelekom.com.tr/; doneA virtual private server whose vCPU, memory and storage are reserved for you rather than shared with other tenants; in Turkey this class of product is often called VDS. You get full root or Administrator access, your own public IP and a server that behaves like a small dedicated machine, deployed in minutes and billed monthly.
Every plan runs on the same AMD EPYC and NVMe platform in Istanbul.
Dual AMD EPYC processors in every physical host. Your virtual server runs on cores reserved for you.

The entire storage layer is NVMe SSD. Database queries and file operations are noticeably faster than on SATA SSD.

Every host connects to two separate switches with a 100G link each. If a switch or link fails, your traffic flows over the other.

Three snapshots per server and a panel-managed firewall are included in every plan.

16 Linux distributions and Windows Server 2016 to 2025. Reinstall from the panel; SSH keys are preserved.

Everything in the panel is available through the REST API and through CloudBT MCP for AI agents.


Power control, console, operating system reinstall, snapshots and firewall rules, all from one panel.
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Noisy neighbours do not slow you down: the vCPU, memory and NVMe storage in your plan are allocated to your server only.
Measured 1.8 ms to Türk Telekom and 6.2 ms to Vodafone. Users in Turkey, the Middle East and the Caucasus get short response times.
No traffic caps, no overage charges. Every plan includes a public IPv4 address; additional IPs are available.
Pick the plan by the workload, not by the price tag; you can upgrade from the panel without reinstalling.
| Workload | Suggested plan | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page, small site, test server | 1 to 2 vCPU, 2 to 4 GB | Linux; WordPress or a Docker service |
| Business site, API, small e-commerce | 2 to 4 vCPU, 4 to 8 GB | Redis cache and a database on the same server |
| Database, ERP, Windows workloads | 4 to 8 vCPU, 8 to 32 GB | Windows Server needs 4 GB and up; SQL Server 8 GB and up |
| Multi-server stacks | Virtual Data Center | Private network, VPN, security groups and a load balancer included |
Memory is usually the limit before CPU. Start one size smaller than you think and upgrade when the graphs say so.
Linux is the default for web, API, containers and automation; 16 distributions are available and 200+ applications install in one click. Windows Server is for RDP-based workloads, .NET applications, SQL Server and accounting software; it is installed with the evaluation edition and activated with your own license key.
Windows Server plans and licensing: Windows VPS in Turkey
Linux distributions and one-click apps: Linux VPS in Turkey
Where the hardware is: Ours is in Equinix IL4, Istanbul, in our own racks. Ask any provider which data center the server actually sits in.
Whose hardware it is: We run our own HPE and Dell servers; we do not resell someone else's VPS.
Whether resources are reserved: Many "Turkey VPS" offers oversell CPU. Our VDS-class plans reserve vCPU, memory and storage.
Network redundancy: Two 100G uplinks per host to separate switches; a single switch or link failure does not take you offline.
Latency measured from the server on October 5, 2026: 1.4 ms to Cloudflare Istanbul, 1.8 ms to Türk Telekom, 3.1 ms to Borsa Istanbul, 35 to 45 ms to Frankfurt.
Three options for a server in Turkey
| FEATURES | Shared-CPU VPS | CloudBT VPS (dedicated resources) | Dedicated Server |
|---|---|---|---|
| CPU | Shared, oversold | Reserved vCPU | Whole machine |
| Deployment | Minutes | Minutes | Days |
| Hardware failure | Provider dependent | Server restarts on another host | You wait for parts |
| Scaling | Plan upgrade | Plan upgrade, extra disk, extra IP | New hardware |
| Monthly cost | Lowest | Mid-range | Highest |
| Best for | Hobby projects | Business workloads | Very large single workloads |
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.

Questions about buying a VPS in Turkey.
Plans are priced per month by vCPU, memory and NVMe storage; bandwidth is unlimited and the operating system is free. Current prices are at the top of this page and on the pricing page. Yearly billing is discounted.
Yes. All servers run in the Equinix IL4 data center in Istanbul on our own hardware.
Measured on October 5, 2026 from our server: 1.4 ms to Cloudflare Istanbul, 1.8 ms to Türk Telekom, 6.2 ms to Vodafone and 14.2 ms to Turkcell. The visitor's own connection adds its latency on top.
Yes. Additional IPv4 addresses are a paid option added from the panel.
No. The shortest billing period is one month. For short tests, order the smallest plan and cancel at the end of the period.
Yes. Transfer your files and databases to the new server; our support team can guide you through the steps.
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.
No. We provide the server, network, snapshots, console and 24/7 support; software configuration, updates and data backups are yours. Over 200 applications install from the panel in one click.
Windows Server 2016 to 2025 with Remote Desktop.
16 distributions, SSH keys and one-click apps.
Deployed in minutes, managed from one panel.
Private networking for multi-server stacks.
The data center your server runs in.
All plans and billing periods.
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.
Console, snapshots, firewall, reinstall, resource graphs and one-click apps; also via API and MCP.
