Compare the top Windows VPS hosting providers for ASP.NET, MSSQL, and Windows applications. Expert reviews with performance testing and pricing analysis.
Native support for .NET Framework and ASP.NET applications
Full Microsoft SQL Server support and integration
Full GUI access with Windows Remote Desktop Protocol
Run Windows-specific applications and software stacks
Windows Server 2019/2022
Starting price
Windows Server 2019/2022
Starting price
Windows Server 2019/2022
Starting price
| Provider | Starting Price | Windows Version | RDP Access | SQL Server | Uptime SLA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hostwinds | $8.24/month | 2019/2022 | ✓ | ✓ | 99.9% |
| InterServer | $10/month | 2019/2022 | ✓ | ✓ | 99.9% |
| Contabo | $6.99/month | 2019/2022 | ✓ | Express | 99.95% |
Host ASP.NET Core and .NET Framework applications with full Windows ecosystem support, IIS web server, and seamless Visual Studio integration.
Run Microsoft SQL Server databases with full T-SQL support, reporting services, and integration with other Microsoft business tools.
Use as a remote Windows workstation for development, testing, or running Windows-specific applications from anywhere in the world.
Host Windows-based game servers with direct access to system resources and the ability to install custom game server software.
Run enterprise Windows applications like accounting software, CRM systems, or custom business tools in a secure cloud environment.
Create isolated Windows development environments for testing applications across different Windows versions and configurations.
Most Windows VPS providers include Windows Server licensing in their pricing. However, some may charge separately for Windows licensing, so always check the provider's pricing structure.
Yes, Windows VPS gives you full administrator access, allowing you to install any compatible Windows software, configure system settings, and manage user accounts as needed.
Windows VPS runs Windows Server OS and supports .NET applications, MSSQL, and Windows-specific software. Linux VPS typically costs less but only supports open-source technologies and Linux applications.
You connect to Windows VPS using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). Your provider will give you the server IP address, username, and password to establish the RDP connection.