Cyprus VPS, RDP and Dedicated Server Hosting from Limassol

Why Businesses Choose to Host Their Servers in Cyprus

Choosing where a server lives is a business decision as much as a technical one. Cyprus is a full member of the European Union, which means a server in Limassol sits inside the same legal and economic area as your customers in Athens, Berlin or Dublin. At the same time the island is physically close to Israel, Lebanon, Egypt and the Gulf, so it bridges markets that are otherwise served from far-away hubs in Frankfurt or Amsterdam.

For companies that already have an office, a licence or a registered entity in Cyprus, hosting on the island keeps everything aligned. Your website, trading platform or client portal answers from a Cypriot IP address, your infrastructure is in the same country as your management team, and conversations with auditors or banks about where data is processed become simpler.

There is also a practical side. A server close to your users simply feels quicker. Pages render sooner, remote desktop sessions are smoother and API calls between your systems and local partners take fewer hops. Cyprus VPS Server exists to make that local presence easy to buy and easy to run.

Inside Our Tier III Data Centre in Limassol (Lemesos)

Our virtual servers run in a Tier III data centre in Limassol, known locally as Lemesos. Tier III is a design standard for facilities built so that power and cooling components can be maintained without taking the whole room offline. For you, the result is a stable home for production workloads rather than a server sitting in an office cupboard.

Limassol is the natural choice for this kind of infrastructure. It is the island's commercial hub, home to a large share of its shipping companies, financial service providers and technology firms, and it is where submarine cable landings connect Cyprus to the wider Mediterranean.

What runs in the Limassol facility

• KVM VPS plans with dedicated vCPU and RAM, each with a Cypriot IP.
• Storage choices of fast NVMe or high-capacity RAID10 HDD.
• Network access through a 1 Gbps shared port with unlimited traffic.

Our Windows RDP packages are hosted separately in Nicosia, the capital, which gives you a second Cypriot location to work with if your setup benefits from two sites on the island.

Cyprus KVM VPS Plans at a Glance

The Cyprus VPS range is the core of what we offer. Each plan is a KVM virtual machine, which means a fully isolated server with its own kernel, its own allocated CPU cores and its own memory. Nothing is oversold in the way that container-based or burst-only hosting often is, so performance stays predictable when your neighbours get busy.

There are six plans on the VPS page, priced from US$95.95 to US$288.95 per month. Across the range you can choose between 6 and 24 cores, 10 to 32 GB of RAM and 90 to 400 GB of disk. These are generous starting points: even the entry plan has enough capacity for a busy web application, a database server or a small cluster of containers.

• Dedicated vCPU and RAM on every plan
• NVMe or RAID10 HDD storage
• 1 Gbps shared port with unlimited traffic
• Linux and Windows at equal pricing
• A Cypriot IP address included

The Cyprus VPS page lists the full plan table, explains how to size your server and covers security, scaling and migration in depth.

Windows Remote Desktop Servers Hosted in Nicosia

Some teams do not want to manage a server at all. They want a Windows desktop that stays on, sits in Cyprus and can be reached from a laptop anywhere. That is what our RDP packages provide. They are hosted in Nicosia and run on KVM with dedicated resources, so the desktop you log into is not competing for CPU with dozens of other users.

There are ten RDP packages, starting at $23.99 per month and going up to $288.99 per month. Memory ranges from 1 to 24 GB of ECC RAM, and NVMe storage from 40 to 350 GB. Every package includes one dedicated Cypriot IPv4 address and a 10 Gbps shared, unmetered network connection.

You can choose Windows Server 2012 R2 through 2022, or Windows 10 and 11, depending on the software you plan to run. Typical uses include trading terminals, accounting packages, back-office tools and browser-based work that needs a stable Cypriot IP. Full details and plan comparisons are on the Cyprus RDP page.

Dedicated Server Hardware in Cyprus, Quoted on Request

A dedicated server gives one customer the entire physical machine. That suits workloads with heavy, constant CPU use, very large datasets, or licensing and compliance rules that call for single-tenant hardware. In Cyprus we do not publish a fixed list of dedicated packages. Instead, each dedicated server is quoted individually so the hardware matches what you actually need.

The process is simple. Open a support ticket, describe the workload, the CPU, memory and storage you have in mind, the operating system and any network requirements. Our team checks what can be provided on the island and replies with options and pricing.

If you need resources today, the larger Cyprus VPS plans are a strong alternative. With up to 24 dedicated vCPU cores and 32 GB of RAM, they cover many workloads that people assume require bare metal, and they are available to order immediately. The dedicated servers page explains how to decide and what to include in your quote request.

Running Websites and WordPress on a Cyprus VPS

We do not sell shared hosting accounts. Instead, websites are hosted on a Cyprus VPS, which gives each site or group of sites its own guaranteed resources. This approach avoids the most common problems of shared hosting: a noisy neighbour slowing your shop at checkout, a blacklisted IP affecting your email, or a provider-wide limit stopping a plugin from running.

On your VPS you can install the control panel you prefer, whether that is a commercial panel or a free open-source option, and manage domains, email accounts, databases and SSL certificates from a single dashboard. You decide the PHP versions, caching layers and backup schedule.

Two guides for different site types

The web hosting page covers business websites, landing pages and web applications on a Cypriot server. The WordPress hosting page goes deeper into tuning WordPress and WooCommerce on a VPS, from object caching to staging environments. Both explain how to start small on an entry plan and grow without changing provider.

Registering .com.cy and Other Domain Extensions

A domain name is usually the first thing a customer sees. For businesses aimed at Cypriot clients, a .com.cy address signals a local presence. For international audiences, a generic extension such as .com or .net may be more familiar. Many companies register both and point them at the same server.

The domains page includes a search box so you can check availability straight away. Prices are shown at checkout or provided on request, because they vary by extension and registration period.

Country-code domains like .com.cy are governed by their registry, which sets eligibility requirements and documentation rules. Those rules can change over time, so we explain the current requirements before you complete an order rather than relying on outdated summaries. Once registered, you can point the domain at your Cyprus VPS or RDP server through DNS records and have a site live as soon as the records propagate.

Infrastructure for Limassol Fintech, Forex, Shipping and iGaming

Limassol has a distinctive business mix, and our services are shaped around it.

Fintech and Forex brokerages

Brokerages and payment firms based in Cyprus often need trading servers, client portals and back-office systems that run on local IP space within the EU. A KVM VPS with dedicated cores gives trading bridges and CRM systems consistent CPU time, while an RDP desktop in Nicosia suits staff who need a stable Cypriot session for terminal software.

Shipping and maritime management

Ship management companies run fleet systems, document portals and email that need to be reachable from offices and vessels worldwide. A Cyprus server keeps those systems close to head office while the submarine cable links carry traffic outward.

iGaming, where legally permitted

Online gaming operators require hosting that fits their licence terms. We host such platforms only where the activity is legal for the operator and its audience, and customers remain responsible for holding the correct licences in every market they serve.

Submarine Cable Routes Linking Cyprus to Europe and the Middle East

An island's connectivity depends on its cables. Cyprus is linked by submarine cables to Greece, Italy, Israel, Lebanon and Egypt. Those landings make the island a useful junction: traffic to continental Europe heads west through Greece and Italy, while traffic to the Levant and North Africa takes short routes east and south.

For businesses, this geography matters in a few ways:

• Regional reach: one Cyprus server can serve users in southern Europe and the eastern Mediterranean without needing separate deployments in each country.
• Shorter paths to the Middle East: users in Israel, Lebanon and Egypt reach a Limassol server over nearby cable links rather than via distant Western European hubs.
• EU location with eastward reach: data stays inside an EU member state while still being well placed for neighbouring non-EU markets.

Before committing, we recommend testing from the locations that matter most to you. Run a ping and traceroute from your office or from your users' networks and compare the result with the hub you use today.

Ordering, Payment Methods and Support for Cyprus Services

Ordering is handled through the ServerSlot client area at control.serverslot.com, which is also where you manage invoices, renewals and support tickets. Choose a plan, select your operating system and complete checkout. Once provisioning is complete, access details are delivered to your account.

Accepted ways to pay

We accept cryptocurrency, Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and bank transfer, so you can pay in whatever way suits your company's accounting.

How support works

Support is handled by ticket. Tickets are routed to the right team for sales, technical or billing questions, and every conversation is kept in your client area for reference. For general enquiries and partnership requests you can also email info@serverslot.com.

When you open a technical ticket, include the server's IP address, what you were doing when the problem appeared and any error messages. That context helps an engineer reproduce the issue quickly and avoids back-and-forth. Visit the contact page for direct links.