Singapore VPS · Offshore Native IP Cloud Hosting

¥150Starting At
8Customization
99.9%SLA Guarantee
10 MinFastest Delivery

Singapore VPS · Ultra-Fast Cloud Nodes Connecting Southeast Asia & the APAC Network

Our VPS cloud servers are deployed in a directly operated premium data center in Singapore, integrating premier backbone routes from top Asia-Pacific carriers including Singtel, StarHub, M1, PCCW, and Cogent, with direct connections to the local Singapore Internet Exchange (SGIX). Each Singapore VPS is assigned a pure Native Singapore IP address and powered by KVM hardware-level virtualization, guaranteeing 100% dedicated CPU, RAM, and disk I/O resources with strictly no overselling.Activated in as fast as 10 minutes after ordering, ready to go live with no filing required. Serving as the core digital gateway of Southeast Asia, it naturally covers core ASEAN markets including Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam. It is ideal for Southeast Asian cross-border e-commerce independent sites, APAC game acceleration nodes, localized SEO and ad campaigns, foreign trade corporate websites, and streaming access to Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, ChatGPT, TikTok, and more.

Singapore Network Testing · Looking Glass

Test IP: Singapore Data Center - 202.61.139.5

Singapore VPS Plans & Pricing

Singapore · 国际带宽 8 Options
CPURAMStorageBandwidthIPPricingActions
VPS-1Core Light-Duty 1GB10GB SSD 1Gbps@5TB 1 IP ¥150 Deploy Now
VPS-1Core Light-Duty 2GB20GB SSD 1Gbps@5TB 1 IP ¥199 Deploy Now
VPS-2Core Light-Duty 4GB20GB SSD 1Gbps@10TB 1 IP ¥250 Deploy Now
VPS-4Core Light-Duty 8GB40GB SSD 1Gbps@40TB 1 IP ¥450 Deploy Now
8Core-EPYC General-Purpose 16GB160GB SSD 100Mbps@Unlimited 2 Native IPs ¥699 Deploy Now
8Core-Platinum General-Purpose 16GB160GB SSD 100Mbps@Unlimited 2 Native IPs ¥899 Deploy Now
16Core-EPYC High-Performance 32GB160GB SSD 100Mbps@Unlimited 2 Native IPs ¥1200 Deploy Now
16Core-Platinum High-Performance 32GB160GB SSD 100Mbps@Unlimited 2 Native IPs ¥1400 Deploy Now

Singapore Data Center · Expert Buying Guide & Native IP Use Cases

Compared to dedicated servers, a VPS offers lower costs, faster deployment, and instant activation — the perfect stepping stone for Southeast Asia-targeted businesses. Since memory is typically the primary performance bottleneck, based on real-world deployments, our most recommended value-focused plan is: 4 Cores + 4GB RAM + High Bandwidth (1500GB monthly traffic), available in our Singapore facility for just ¥599 per month. Powered by true KVM hardware-level virtualization with 100% dedicated resources, it reliably handles WordPress dynamic websites, SMB corporate portals, small e-commerce storefronts (such as Shopify or WooCommerce), and high-concurrency workloads of 5,000 to 10,000 daily Page Views. Equipped with an authentic Native Singapore IP address, this solution seamlessly unlocks critical scenarios including TikTok operations, cross-border network relay, localized SEO and ad campaigns, game proxy acceleration, and direct access to streaming platforms (Netflix, Disney+, ChatGPT). Compared to entry-level 1GB RAM plans, starting with 4GB RAM provides a safer resource margin for traffic peaks, with smooth upgrade paths to bare metal as your business grows. Activated in as fast as 10 minutes. View Details and Order Now →

Singapore VPS FAQ

Are the CPU and RAM on the Singapore VPS dedicated? Is there any overselling?

Singapore VPS uses KVM virtualization. RAM and storage are 100% dedicated with no overselling. The CPU is vCPU-based, and we strictly control host density to ensure stable performance. If you need full physical isolation, we recommend a dedicated server.

Does VPS have native IP?

Yes, we provide local native IPs. You can verify this using ipinfo.io; an IP is considered native if the displayed country matches the local region and the ASN belongs to a local carrier.

Can VPS unlock Netflix and other streaming?

Native IP can unlock mainstream streaming: Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, ChatGPT, TikTok, etc.

What is the difference between a VPS and a cloud server?

Fundamentally, they are the same, as both are virtualized servers. The primary difference lies in the terminology, with VPS typically being more affordable. Since their features and user experience are largely identical, you can simply choose the option that offers the best cost-to-performance ratio.