[ 00 ] Managed Windows VPS

Windows Server, fully managed.

Dedicated resources. OS patches, hardening, daily backups and 24/7 monitoring are all included — not add-ons. You focus on the application; we keep the box healthy.

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[ 01 ] Plans

Pick a plan, get a server.

Every plan is fully managed. Need more cores, more RAM or a custom OS image? Get in touch — we build to spec.

Managed wVPS 8

$150/month

4 CPU Cores
8 GB RAM
160 GB SSD
3 TB Bandwidth
24/7 Support
Fully Managed Windows Server
Daily Backups
24/7 Monitoring & Remediation
Network Level Firewall

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Everything you'd expect — and a few things you wouldn't.

"Managed" means different things at different providers. Here's what it means at ZerOne.

Fully Managed

OS patching, security hardening, performance tuning. Done by us, every month.

Daily Backups

Automatic daily snapshots with per-VPS restore. No "all-or-nothing" recoveries.

24/7 Monitoring

Always-on monitoring with active remediation — most issues fixed before you notice.

Network Firewall

Network-level firewall in front of every VPS. Granular rules, no extra charge.

[ 03 ] FAQ

Questions, answered.

The short version of the things we get asked most often. Need something not covered here? Drop us a line.

How does the 7 day unconditional money back guarantee work?

As simply and transparently as possible. If you decide to cancel during the first 7 days of your subscription then you will get a full refund, no questions asked. This applies to all services. The only case where a refund is not possible is if you make a custom order that includes extra licenses such as SQL Web Edition (or any other SQL edition except Express) or SharePoint Standard. In that case you will get a full refund for the cost of your chosen plan but not for the extra licensing costs involved.

Do you keep backups? Is my data protected?

We offer daily or weekly backups as an extra option for all unmanaged VPS plans, and our managed VPS plans include daily backups at no extra charge. Unlike most providers’ “all or nothing” disaster recovery, our backups let you request a restore for just your VPS, anytime, for any reason — a failed install, a human error, or a configuration mistake — and get it back to a 100% working condition.

Can I have another version of Windows Server?

All Windows based hosting packages support Windows Server 2016, 2019 and 2022.

How long will it take to activate my order?

Most order verifications complete within a few minutes. Occasionally our automated billing system flags and holds orders that match certain criteria until we can verify a client’s identity. This bolsters security and prevents fraudulent use of our platform.

Can I upgrade/downgrade my Linux VPS and/or my Windows VPS plan?

You can upgrade your services anytime. Downgrading is currently not supported, as shrinking the hard disk is not possible without risking data loss.

Can you license SQL Server, SharePoint Server or other Microsoft products for my Windows VPS?

Yes. As a registered SPLA Microsoft Partner we can provide any Microsoft software products you need for a low monthly fee — no perpetual licenses required. Submit a request with your requirements and we’ll get back to you with availability and pricing.

What forms of payment do you accept?

We accept all major credit and debit cards through Stripe, our secure payment processor. You don’t need any additional account — just your card.

Will I have RDP access?

Yes, you’ll have RDP (Remote Desktop) access to your Windows VPS with full administrative rights. You can change existing software and Windows settings and install anything you need (as long as it complies with our TOS).

Can I purchase additional IPs?

Yes, but only with proper technical justification that cannot be resolved another way. Note that SEO reasons are not considered proper justification.

Need a custom configuration?

More cores, more RAM, SQL Server, SharePoint, or something we haven't listed — tell us what you need and we'll quote it back the same day.

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