Windows VPS Hosting in Nigeria

You can choose Windows Server 2016, 2019, 2022, or 2025 when you deploy. To move to a different version, spin up a fresh instance on the version you want.

Yes. You can resize to a larger plan as your workload grows, with minimal downtime. Storage and compute scale independently on the higher tiers.

Yes. Our plans are sized for SQL Server workloads, with fast NVMe storage and generous RAM. SQL Server licensing is handled separately from the base Windows license — talk to sales for a sized quote.

Yes. Our team assists with migrating existing Windows workloads into Lineserve at no extra charge. Reach out to support to plan the move.

Every plan includes at least one dedicated public IPv4 address. Higher tiers include additional addresses, and more are available on request.

In ng-1a, our Lagos region. The instance, its NVMe volume and everything saved on it are created there and stay there unless you move them.

Yes, on every plan. The licence is Windows Server Standard, supplied under a Services Provider License Agreement, charged per active instance and already activated when the machine first boots. Nothing to source, nothing to key in, nothing with a renewal date on it.

Windows Server 2022 Standard is NGN 2,500 per vCPU per month on a minimum of four cores — NGN 10,000 a month on any plan up to four vCPU. You can see it in the two price lists: the Linux 2 GB plan is NGN 21,950 and the 2 GB Windows plan, the same machine with Windows on it, is NGN 31,950. Windows Server 2019 Standard is NGN 2,000 per vCPU per month and 2025 Standard is NGN 3,000.

Windows Server 2019, 2022 or 2025 Standard, selected at deploy time. Changing version later means a fresh build rather than an in-place upgrade.

Yes, over RDP, on every plan including the smallest. Treat it as your own machine — install what you need, configure services, join it to your domain, and decide for yourself when it is allowed to restart.

Yes — if it installs on a Windows machine in your office it installs here, because you hold administrator rights. We license the operating system underneath; the entitlements for whatever you put on top stay in your own name and travel with the software.

A real Naira price. The NGN figures, licence component included, come from our own per-currency price list and are set in Naira rather than derived from a dollar amount when you check out.

No. Displayed prices exclude VAT. Nigerian VAT is 7.5% on cloud and hosting services and is calculated and shown separately at checkout.

In Naira, by bank transfer or card. Bank transfer is the usual rail at these amounts and the one a purchase-order process fits around; card suits a single instance on monthly billing.

No, because nothing about it is international. You settle a Naira amount inside Nigeria, by transfer or card, licence component included, and the limit never sees it. An overseas Windows VPS is charged against that limit every month — and the limit is one each Nigerian bank sets and revises for itself, after the major banks suspended international transactions on Naira cards between 2022 and 2023 and reopened them during 2025.

Raise it with [email protected] at the order rather than at the quarter end. Send your TIN, your registered name as the CAC holds it and any purchase-order reference, and describe what your Access Point Provider needs to see on a supplier invoice, so the first billing run already carries it.

Yes — and on a Windows instance that means the whole volume rather than just a database: the desktop, the documents, the file shares, the exports, the mail archive and any local backup. That gives you data residency for Nigeria's Data Protection Act (NDPA), and nothing is moved out of Nigeria without your instruction.

The CBN's circular of 15 June 2026 directs that payment transaction data generated in Nigeria be stored and managed in Nigeria, with full compliance from 1 January 2027. Putting the reconciliation desktop, the settlement exports and the reporting instance in ng-1a puts that data in Nigeria. Whether your overall architecture satisfies the directive is a question for you and your regulator — the region supplies the location.

They reach Lagos over Nigerian networks. MTN and Airtel alone carry about 86% of the country's 189.68 million active mobile lines, and Nigerian networks now interconnect domestically rather than through Europe — which matters far more for a remote desktop than for a web page, because a desktop session pays the distance continuously rather than once.

Yes. Windows plans run from 2 GB Windows plan (1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe) at NGN 31,950 a month up to 64 GB Windows plan (32 vCPU, 64 GB RAM, 1,280 GB NVMe) at NGN 735,900, and you move up as the workload grows. The licence component moves with the core count, at NGN 2,500 per vCPU per month for 2022 Standard.

NVMe storage and a 1 Gbps port with unlimited local traffic, one dedicated IPv4 and a free /64 of IPv6, always-on DDoS mitigation, on-demand snapshots and scheduled backups, private networking between your instances, and a 99.9% uptime SLA. The whole thing builds and activates itself in under 60 seconds.

Yes — it is a Windows desktop with full administrator rights, so any terminal your broker ships installs here. If that is the whole reason you are buying, our Forex VPS page covers sizing, the dedicated IPv4 and why Nigerian traders host a terminal in the first place.

Dedicated servers give you the whole machine in Lagos, also billed in Naira. Cloud servers sit in between, letting you specify vCPU, RAM and storage individually rather than choosing a fixed size.

At [email protected] and through the ticket queue in your console. Nigeria runs on West Africa Time, UTC+1, with no daylight saving, so the working day means one thing all year.