A server in a data center inside Iran, with low ping for Iranian users, delivery in under a minute and resources that are yours alone.
An Iran VPS means your virtual machine runs on hardware inside the country's borders. This is more than a geographic detail: data travelling between an Iranian user and your server never crosses an international link, so network latency usually stays below 30 milliseconds, night-time fluctuations in international bandwidth do not affect your site, and traffic costs far less than at an international location.
For most Iranian businesses, a domestic location is the right default: an online store whose customers are in Iran, a company's internal systems, an SMS panel, a mobile app with local users, and any service that must connect to a bank payment gateway. Most payment gateways and government and banking web services accept requests from Iranian IPs with far less friction.
At Rapido Server you build this server's configuration yourself: choose the number of CPU cores, the amount of RAM, NVMe disk space and your monthly traffic cap, and see the exact price right there, before you pay — the same amount that appears on your invoice, not an estimate. The server is created as soon as your payment is confirmed, and root access is yours from the very first minute.
If your needs grow later, there is no need to buy a new server and migrate your data. CPU, RAM and disk upgrades are done from your user panel without losing any data, and you only pay the prorated difference for the rest of the billing period.
Real, live prices for a few popular configurations — the same amount that appears on your invoice.
| Plan | CPU | RAM | NVMe disk | Initial traffic | Monthly price | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 1 core | 1 GB | 20 GB | 150 GB | 900,000 Toman | Order |
| Basic | 2 cores | 2 GB | 40 GB | 150 GB | 1,800,000 Toman | Order |
| Pro | 4 cores | 4 GB | 40 GB | 150 GB | 2,880,000 Toman | Order |
| Power | 8 cores | 8 GB | 40 GB | 150 GB | 5,040,000 Toman | Order |
Want to tune the resources to exactly what you need? The custom server configurator fetches the price of any combination from the server instantly.
Because data never crosses an international link, network latency for domestic users usually stays below 30 milliseconds. You will clearly feel the difference in the WordPress admin, in API response times and in every round-trip interaction.
Domestic traffic costs far less than international traffic. For a site that serves a few hundred gigabytes a month, this alone makes a significant cost difference between a domestic and an international location.
Bank payment gateways, inquiry services and many domestic web services work smoothly with an Iranian IP. With an international server, you usually have to set up a workaround just for these.
CPU cores and RAM are allocated to your server, not shared. Disks are NVMe, and under database workloads they are several times faster than ordinary drives.
Your server is delivered less than a minute after payment. Monthly billing is better value for a permanent service, and for a temporary environment hourly billing charges exactly for the time you use.
Our technical team is available every day of the week, and when something goes wrong we check your node and your server's traffic directly — not through a multi-layer ticket system on the other side of the world.
WordPress, WooCommerce or a Laravel or Django application with a domestic audience. Page loads for Iranian users are as fast as they can be, and payment gateways connect without an intermediary.
Attendance tracking, inventory, CRM or any service your employees reach from inside the country. You have full control over the server, and your data never leaves the country.
Services that work with mobile operators and domestic web services are more stable and far less hassle on an Iranian IP.
For an app whose users are in Iran, a domestic server means noticeably faster responses and less battery and data usage for your users.
If you are still on shared hosting, this table shows the situations in which moving to a VPS is really worth it.
| Criterion | Shared hosting | Iran VPS |
|---|---|---|
| Resources | Shared with dozens of other sites | Dedicated, guaranteed CPU and RAM |
| Access | A limited control panel only | Full root access; install any software |
| Noisy neighbours | Other sites slowing down affects you | Other users have no effect at all |
| Software versions | Chosen by the host | Any version of PHP, Node, Python or database |
| Upgrades | Usually a plan change and a migration | More resources without moving your data |
| Best for | Small, low-traffic sites | High-traffic sites, stores, apps and permanent services |
On most sites the first thing to run out is RAM, not CPU. For a typical WordPress site with a moderate set of plugins, two gigabytes of RAM is a sensible starting point; a WooCommerce store with a large database starts at four. If in doubt, start smaller — an upgrade takes a few minutes later, but money you overspend today does not come back.
The operating system and web server rarely take more than ten gigabytes. What fills a disk is images, uploaded files, local backups and logs. If your site is media-heavy, be generous with disk space; unlike increasing it, reducing disk space later is not possible due to technical limitations.
If your current host shows usage statistics, use them as a baseline and add about thirty percent of headroom. Your initial traffic allowance is shown at checkout, and if it runs out mid-month you can buy extra traffic without buying a new server. Unused traffic also carries over to the next month.
For a server that will stay on all the time, monthly billing is better value. Hourly billing shines when you need a server for a few days of testing, a client demo or a temporary job: the cost is deducted from your wallet minute by minute and stops when you delete the server.
Bring the site up on the new server, test it using your hosts file, and only change the DNS record once everything works. Keep your old hosting for a few days. Our article on migrating a website to a new server without downtime walks through this process step by step.
The price is not fixed; it is built from the resources you choose: CPU cores, RAM, NVMe disk space and traffic. The table on this page shows live prices for a few popular configurations, and the configurator lets you price any combination you like. The amount you see is exactly the amount on your invoice.
It depends on where your users are, not on how powerful the server is. If your audience and customers are in Iran, or your service connects to payment gateways and domestic web services, the Iran location is the right choice. If your service must reach foreign APIs and services directly or you have an international audience, an international location is a better fit.
For users inside the country it is usually below 30 milliseconds, depending on the user's ISP and province. The reason for such a low figure is simple: the data path never crosses an international link, so fluctuations in international bandwidth do not affect it either.
Delivery is instant. As soon as your payment is confirmed, the server is created and its IP address, root username and password are placed in your user panel. The whole process usually takes less than a minute, and you do not need a ticket or a phone call to get started.
Popular Linux distributions including Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux are available, as well as Windows Server. You can reinstall the operating system from your user panel whenever you like, without a ticket, so if your first choice does not suit you it is easy to change.
Yes. CPU, RAM and disk upgrades are done from your user panel and your server's data is preserved. You only pay the prorated difference for the rest of the billing period. Reducing disk space is not possible due to technical limitations, so be a little conservative when choosing your initial disk size.
Each server has a monthly traffic allowance that is shown at checkout. If the allowance runs out, the service is temporarily suspended and you can buy extra traffic, without buying a new server, to bring it back immediately. Unused traffic from the previous month also carries over to the next.
The recommended approach is to bring the site up on the new server first, test it using your hosts file, and only change the DNS record once you are sure, so there is no downtime at all. The migration guide in our articles section explains this process step by step, and for special cases our support team can help.
You can change the IP from your user panel. The health of every IP is checked before delivery, but if a problem comes up later you do not need to rebuild the server. A graphical console (VNC) is always available too, so even when the server's network has a problem you never fully lose access.
Backing up the data on your server is your responsibility, and we recommend scheduling it to a destination outside that server. On our side, server rebuilds and OS reinstalls are available, and a tutorial on backup methods is published in our articles section.
Before you buy or after your server is delivered, these guides help the most.
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