Turkey VPS Virtual Server

A VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a virtualized server that operates as an isolated environment on a physical server. Unlike shared hosting, a VPS provides dedicated CPU, RAM, and storage resources exclusively for your use. With full root access, you can install any software, configure server settings, and run multiple websites or applications with guaranteed performance. BurtiNET VPS servers use KVM virtualization on enterprise-grade hardware with NVMe SSDs.

A virtual server is used to host websites and e-commerce stores, run game servers (CS2, FiveM, Minecraft), set up VPN and proxy services, publish web applications and APIs, keep bots running 24/7 and use Windows software over Remote Desktop. In short, any job that has outgrown shared hosting and needs root access belongs on a virtual server.

BurtiNET virtual servers start at $6.00 per month with annual billing. The price depends on CPU cores, RAM, disk size and billing period. NVMe disks, weekly backups, DDoS protection and a 10 Gbit port are included in every plan; the Windows Server licence is billed separately.

Choose your plan and operating system and complete the order; the virtual server is set up automatically. Connection details arrive by email, and you connect to Linux over SSH or to Windows with Remote Desktop. See our step-by-step virtual server setup guide for details.

Both terms describe an isolated virtual server, but providers use them differently: at many hosts a VPS shares processor power with other users at busy times, while a VDS guarantees dedicated CPU cores, RAM and disk. At BurtiNET this distinction does not apply — every plan gets dedicated vCPU, RAM and NVMe disk, and the CPU is never shared. The only difference is how you order: pick a ready-made package on this page, or set each resource yourself on our VDS server page.

Simply choose Windows Server as the operating system when you order. We recommend at least 4 GB of RAM for a Windows VPS, and the Windows Server licence is billed separately. After setup you connect with Remote Desktop (RDP) and use the server like your own computer.

On a physical (dedicated) server, all the hardware belongs to one customer. On a virtual server, a powerful physical server is split with KVM and you get dedicated vCPU, RAM and disk. A virtual server costs less, is ready in minutes and scales easily; when you need the full power of one machine, a dedicated server is the better choice.

BurtiNET VPS servers support a wide range of operating systems including Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Fedora, and Windows Server. You can also upload and install custom ISO images for specialized distributions. All servers come with full root/administrator access, giving you complete control over your operating system and server configuration.

Yes, BurtiNET allows you to scale your VPS resources (CPU, RAM, and storage) with minimal to zero downtime. Our cloud infrastructure supports hot-add of resources for most configurations. Simply select a higher plan from your control panel and the upgrade is applied within minutes. Your IP address, data, and server configuration remain unchanged during the upgrade process.

All BurtiNET VPS servers are protected by multi-layered DDoS mitigation infrastructure. Our Istanbul data center features ISP-level Arbor protection combined with Voxility overseas filtering that can absorb volumetric attacks exceeding 1 Tbps. Network-layer attacks are automatically detected and mitigated within seconds without affecting legitimate traffic. Additionally, you can configure application-level firewalls and custom iptables rules through your root access.

BurtiNET provides free weekly backups for all VPS plans, stored on separate backup servers for data redundancy. Backup snapshots include the full disk image, allowing complete server restoration in minutes. You can also create on-demand snapshots before major changes. For businesses requiring more frequent backups, daily backup add-ons are available. All backup data is encrypted in transit and at rest for maximum security.

You should upgrade to a VPS when your website receives more than 10,000 monthly visitors, when you need custom software or specific PHP/Node.js versions, when your application requires more RAM or CPU than shared hosting allows, or when you need root access for Docker containers, game servers, or custom server configurations. A VPS is also essential for e-commerce sites handling sensitive transactions, SaaS applications requiring consistent performance, and development teams needing isolated staging environments.

BurtiNET VPS plans come with unmanaged root access by default, giving you full control over your server. However, our 24/7 technical support team assists with network issues, hardware-level problems, and initial server setup. For customers who prefer a hands-off approach, managed VPS add-on services are available, including server monitoring, security hardening, software updates, and proactive performance optimization. Contact our support team for managed service pricing.

BurtiNET VPS servers are provisioned automatically and typically ready within 1-5 minutes after payment confirmation. Once provisioned, you receive an email with your server IP address, root password, and SSH connection details. You can immediately connect via SSH (Linux) or Remote Desktop (Windows) and start configuring your server. Our automated deployment supports one-click installation of popular control panels like cPanel, Plesk, and Webmin.

BurtiNET VPS plans include generous unmetered bandwidth on a shared 10 Gbit/s port, meaning there is no hard cap on monthly data transfer under normal usage. Our fair use policy ensures all customers receive consistent network performance. For applications requiring guaranteed dedicated bandwidth, custom plans with dedicated port allocations are available. Our Istanbul data center connects through 3 independent ISPs with 80 Gbit/s total capacity, ensuring low-latency connectivity across Turkey and Europe.

A Turkey VPS provides the lowest latency for projects whose visitors are in Turkey. Ping times drop as low as 1ms in our Istanbul data center, meaning your website, e-commerce infrastructure, and game server respond noticeably faster than on overseas locations. Since your data is hosted within Turkey, KVKK and local regulatory compliance also becomes easier. Redundant connectivity through 3 independent ISPs and 80 Gbps total network capacity ensures uninterrupted access from every point in Turkey.

When looking for a cheap VPS, hardware quality matters as much as price. Whether the package uses NVMe SSD, whether CPU and RAM resources are dedicated to you, the data center location, DDoS protection, and included backup service all determine the total value. At BurtiNET, every VPS package includes NVMe disks, free weekly backups, and DDoS protection as standard; you can also build your own package with the server wizard to avoid paying for more than you need.

To rent a VPS, choose the package that suits you or set the CPU, RAM, and disk resources yourself with the server wizard. After payment confirmation your server is provisioned automatically — in most cases ready within 60 seconds. The IP address, root password, and connection details are sent by email; you can connect immediately via SSH or Remote Desktop and start using it. There is no contract obligation; you can choose monthly or annual billing.

Yes. Since all virtual servers come with full root access, you can install control panels such as cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, or CyberPanel. Our automated deployment system supports one-click installation of popular panels. You can obtain cPanel, Plesk, and DirectAdmin licenses at affordable prices through BurtiNET, and get help from our 24/7 technical support team for panel installation.

Yes. Our team moves your website, database or server from another provider to your new virtual server at no cost. After ordering, open a support ticket with your current provider's access details; we plan the move and keep you informed.

Yes. Virtual server orders can be refunded within 3 days. If you are not happy with the service, just open a support ticket within that period.