Windows Server 2025 VPS Hosting in Kenya, Tanzania and Nigeria

Yes — it's Microsoft's current generally available server OS, released in late 2024, and it's what we recommend for new deployments that should outlive the older versions' support windows.

The newest licence carries the highest rate, so each plan runs $2–$16/month above the same plan on Server 2022. In exchange you get the newest platform and roughly three extra years of support.

Microsoft supports Windows Server 2025 with extended support to October 2034 — the longest runway of any version we offer.

Yes. Connect over RDP with full administrator rights from the first boot. It's your server to configure however you like.

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

Every plan supports on-demand snapshots and scheduled automated backups. Snapshot storage is billed per GB beyond your included allowance.

$3 per vCPU per month on a minimum of four cores, so $12 a month on any plan up to four vCPU. Against the Linux list that is the whole difference: the 2 GB plan is $21.95 and the 2 GB Windows plan is $33.95. At thirty-two cores it is 32 × $3, which is the gap between $655.90 and $751.90.

At the four-core minimum it is $2 a month — $12 against $10 — for about three additional years of support, to October 2034 rather than October 2031. On a machine you expect to keep, that is the cheapest way to buy a re-platform you never have to schedule. On a machine that retires with the application it hosts, it is not worth anything.

Yes — it is Microsoft's current generally available server release, and it is what makes sense for new deployments that should outlive the older versions' support windows. Where a vendor's support matrix has not caught up yet, 2022 is the safer landing spot until it does.

It lets staff reach a file share over the internet without a VPN in front of it, which removes the piece of infrastructure a small office is least equipped to run and a distant network team is least keen to support. The share itself still lives on an instance in that country, so the files stay where the office is.

Changing version is a fresh build rather than an in-place upgrade: new instance, install, copy, cut over. Both versions sit on the same account and in the same three regions, so you can run them side by side for as long as testing takes and keep the old one until the day you do not need it.

The country the users and the records are in — Kenyan in ke-1a, Tanzanian in tz-1a, Nigerian in ng-1a. Per-unit prices are identical across the three, and a regional group with staff in more than one country almost always ends up with an instance per country rather than one shared machine.

You are quoted, invoiced and settled in USD by card or bank transfer, licence included, with annual billing at ten months for twelve on eligible plans. The contract is with LINESERVE, INC., registered in Dover, Delaware; what is in Nairobi, Dar es Salaam and Lagos is the infrastructure. Switch to a local market and the same plan prices in KES, TZS or NGN.

Yes. The desktop, the shares, the exports, the mail archive, the local backups and the database alike are created in that region's city and are not moved out without your instruction — data residency for Kenya's Data Protection Act, Tanzania's Personal Data Protection Act or Nigeria's Data Protection Act, depending on the region.

Your data stays in the region you deploy to. Across our data centres in Nairobi (Kenya), Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), and Lagos (Nigeria) it never has to leave the continent — deploy in the country closest to your users and your data is held there.

In whichever of our three regions you choose — Nairobi (ke-1a), Dar es Salaam (tz-1a), or Lagos (ng-1a). Your content is stored and served from that in-country facility.

Pay in USD by card or bank transfer — or switch to our Kenya, Tanzania, Nigeria or Uganda market to pay locally in KES, TZS, NGN or UGX with methods like M-Pesa and MTN Mobile Money.

You can view and pay in USD, or switch to a local market to pay in KES (Kenya), TZS (Tanzania), or NGN (Nigeria). You're settled in the currency you choose at checkout.