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Singapore VPS Hosting for Southeast Asia

Singapore is the network crossroads of South-East Asia. Host here and reach Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and beyond with short routes. KVM VPS with NVMe storage from $14.99 a month.

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Singapore VPS Plans

Singapore VPS Plans & Pricing

Every Singapore VPS runs on KVM virtualization with NVMe storage, full root access and a dedicated IPv4 address. Choose the resources you need today — the price you sign up at is the price you renew at.

Extra disk and transfer can be added to every plan at checkout. KVM virtualisation, full root access.

VPS CC 1C-1G

A great way to get started.

$14.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU1 core
  • RAM1 GB
  • Storage25 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • Optional automated backups, +$3/mo
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VPS 1C-2G

A great way to get started.

$24.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU1 core
  • RAM2 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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VPS 1C-4G

A great way to get started.

$34.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU1 core
  • RAM4 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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VPS 2C-8G

A great way to get started.

$59.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU2 cores
  • RAM8 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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VPS 4C-8G

A great way to get started.

$74.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU4 cores
  • RAM8 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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VPS 4C-16G

A great way to get started.

$99.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU4 cores
  • RAM16 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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VPS 8C-16G

A great way to get started.

$139.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU8 cores
  • RAM16 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth1 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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VPS 16C-32G

A great way to get started.

$249.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU16 cores
  • RAM32 GB
  • Storage50 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth2 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • No snapshots or backups included
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VPS CC 16C-64G

A great way to get started.

$429.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU16 cores
  • RAM64 GB
  • Storage1280 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth10 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • Optional automated backups, +$86/mo
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VPS CC 24C-96G

A great way to get started.

$829.99/mo

Same price on renewal, no jump

  • CPU24 cores
  • RAM96 GB
  • Storage1600 GB NVMe
  • Bandwidth15 TB
  • Dedicated IP1
  • Full root access
  • KVM technology
  • Optional automated backups, +$166/mo
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Overview

Why a Singapore VPS is the regional hub choice

Singapore is small in size and enormous in connectivity. Subsea cables from every direction land here, major exchanges such as SGIX and Equinix Singapore connect the region’s carriers, and many global platforms run their Asia-Pacific nodes in the city. A Singapore VPS is therefore a natural single location for a South-East Asian audience.

Each plan is a KVM virtual machine with reserved resources, NVMe storage, root access and a dedicated IPv4 address.

English is a main working language, regulation is predictable and the business climate is stable, which is why so many regional start-ups put their infrastructure here.

Location

How Singapore compares with local hosting in each country

A Singapore server usually gives good latency to Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam, though a local server in a big market such as Jakarta can still be faster for local users. The trade-off is simplicity: one node in Singapore serves several countries well.

Singapore time is SGT (UTC+8) with no daylight saving. If you want local presence in specific markets, compare Indonesia VPS, Malaysia VPS and Thailand VPS.

Network

Routes from the Singapore hub

Singapore’s position at the end of the Malay Peninsula makes it a transit point for traffic between Asia, Europe and Australia. For visitors in nearby countries, routes are typically short, though quality depends on each local operator.

  • Run mtr from Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Manila networks.
  • Compare results with a server in the largest of your target markets.
  • Add a CDN if your audience is spread across many countries.
Use Cases

What runs on a Singapore VPS

  • Regional e-commerce serving several Asian markets from one store.
  • SaaS and fintech platforms aimed at South-East Asia.
  • Gaming servers for players across the region.
  • Trading and analytics tools that value low latency to financial centres.
  • APIs and back ends for mobile apps.
Choosing a Plan

A plan for a regional audience

Plans start at $14.99 a month. A small site fits on one or two gigabytes of RAM, while regional shops and apps benefit from more headroom for campaign days such as 11.11 and 12.12.

What You Get

The platform underneath your Singapore VPS

KVM isolation, NVMe storage, root access, a dedicated IPv4 and support at any hour.

Compliance

The PDPA, MAS guidance and cloud outsourcing

Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) is enforced by the Personal Data Protection Commission and covers consent, purpose, access, protection and transfer limitation. Financial institutions follow additional Monetary Authority of Singapore guidance for outsourcing and cloud use.

Businesses charging GST (9%) must follow the rules for tax invoices once registered. A Singapore server keeps data in a stable jurisdiction, but it does not replace your own compliance work. This is general information, not legal advice.

Getting Started

Set up in Singapore in four moves

  1. Select Singapore and a plan.
  2. Pick an operating system.
  3. Point your .sg, .com.sg or .com domain to the server.
  4. Install, enable HTTPS and schedule backups.
Security & Speed

Tuning for multi-country traffic

Use a CDN for static files, enable HTTP/3 where possible and cache pages. Serve text in the languages your visitors prefer using hreflang, and keep the page weight light for mobile users on slower networks in some markets.

Harden SSH, update packages and monitor from several Asian locations, not just Singapore.

Checklist

Checks for the first week

  • Publish a PDPA-aware privacy notice.
  • Add PayNow, card and wallet options as needed.
  • Test from Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok.
  • Set up multi-region uptime monitoring.
  • Take an off-server backup.
Glossary

Singapore hosting terms at a glance

  • SGIX: the Singapore internet exchange.
  • PDPA: the Personal Data Protection Act.
  • PayNow: Singapore’s instant payment service.
  • .sg: Singapore’s country-code domain.
Good to Know

Pricing and support summary

Plans begin at $14.99 a month in US dollars, which is convenient for businesses billing across several currencies. Support is available at any hour in English.

FAQ

Singapore VPS Hosting FAQs

Answers about hosting a VPS in Singapore.

Where is the Singapore VPS located?
In Singapore, in a data center in the city-state.
Is Singapore fast for Indonesia and Malaysia?
Often yes, but test from the networks your visitors use. Local servers can still win for the largest local audiences.
Does the PDPA apply to my site?
It applies to organisations that collect, use or disclose personal data in Singapore, including many overseas businesses with Singapore customers.
Can I serve several countries from one server?
Yes, with a CDN and attention to language and payment options.
Does the price change at renewal?
No. Plans renew at the price you signed up at.
Which time zone should I use?
Use UTC on the server and convert to local time in your app.
What is PayNow?

Singapore’s instant payment service. Add it through your payment provider.

Does the PDPA apply to overseas sites?

It can apply to organisations that collect, use or disclose personal data about people in Singapore.

What GST rate applies?

9%.

Can one Singapore server serve several countries?

Yes, with a CDN and attention to language and payment options.

What is SGIX?

The Singapore internet exchange where regional networks connect.

What is the Great Singapore Sale?

An annual sales event that lifts retail traffic.

Do financial firms have extra rules?

Yes. MAS guidance covers outsourcing and cloud use for financial institutions.

Is Singapore good for Indonesia and Malaysia?

Often yes. A local server can still win for the biggest local audiences, so test.

Deploy in Singapore

Launch Your Singapore VPS Today

KVM virtualization, NVMe storage, full root access and a dedicated IP — from $14.99/month in Singapore, with the same price on every renewal.

DDoS Protection  ·  Root Access  ·  Daily Backups  ·  24/7 Support

Local SEO

Ranking in Singapore search with a local server

Google dominates search in Singapore. Use en-SG for English content and hreflang for other languages such as Chinese, Malay and Tamil if you publish them. Local business pages should show a Singapore address and phone number.

E-commerce

Selling in Singapore: GST, payments and delivery

GST is 9%. Singaporean shoppers use cards, PayNow, GrabPay and other wallets, and expect quick local delivery. Cross-border sellers should be clear about duties and shipping times for neighbouring markets.

Seasons

The regional calendar and your traffic

Chinese New Year, the Great Singapore Sale, Hari Raya, Deepavali and year-end are major moments, and 11.11 and 12.12 dominate online sales across the region. Plan capacity by market.

Migration

Moving a site to Singapore

Lower the TTL, test the new server and switch late at night SGT. Keep the old server for a week and watch regional performance after the switch.

Pitfalls

Mistakes seen on regional sites

  • Assuming one language fits all markets.
  • Ignoring local payment methods.
  • Skipping multi-country monitoring.
  • Heavy pages for mobile users on slower networks.
Who It Is For

Who should choose Singapore

Businesses with audiences in several South-East Asian countries, regional SaaS and gaming teams, and companies that want a stable, neutral jurisdiction.