A site in Bulgaria stays in Sofia, so visitors in Romania, Greece, and Serbia do not detour through London or the United States. The monthly price is the same in every city.
Entry plan VPS x4 is $4.49 per month, about 221,52 TL at the current rate.
Sofia plans run from VPS x4 to VPS x32, each with a 1 Gb/s port. At order you pick AMD Ryzen or Intel Xeon Gold/Platinum. VPS x16 uses a 120 GB SSD. The other disks are NVMe. Windows starts at VPS x8: 4 cores and 8 GB RAM.
The Port column is the network port. Traffic is not unlimited. Disk type is written on the row. Windows starts at VPS x8: 4 cores and 8 GB RAM.
What a VPS is, Linux or Windows, and how it differs from Cloud Server.
These pages use the country catalog, from $4.49 per month. The location is included in the price. At order you choose AMD Ryzen or Intel Xeon. This is not the Istanbul and Frankfurt table above.
A shop, accounting tool, or panel opened from Bulgaria and the Balkans belongs in Sofia. If most visitors are in Turkey, compare Istanbul VPS as well. That list starts at $2.49 a month and is not the VPS x4 table on this page.
From Sofia and the neighboring Balkans the route is shorter than the same person going via London or New York. From Turkey, Sofia is still shorter than New York and may not match a server in Istanbul. Check from your own visitors’ city. There is no millisecond table here.
The next step is location, operating system and billing.
No. Every country on this list uses the same VPS x4 to VPS x32 prices. The location is included in the base price.
No. Istanbul is Kuzey Data Center and Frankfurt is MyLoc. Those plans start at $2.49 per month. This page uses the multi-country list from $4.49.
It depends on the visitor’s city and network. The short path is the location nearest that city. OwnHost does not publish a measured millisecond figure and does not guarantee one.
Windows needs at least 4 cores and 6 GB RAM. On this list that starts at VPS x8. At order you choose AMD Ryzen or Intel Xeon Gold or Platinum. VPS x4 has 2 cores and 4 GB RAM, so it stays on Linux.
