VPS hosting in the Netherlands: Amsterdam NVMe servers for your European users

CloudHosting charges the same in Amsterdam as in Riga: VPS plans start at 11.00 EUR a month without VAT for 1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM and 20 GB NVMe, or 9.35 EUR a month on 12-month billing. Paying for 3 months saves 5%, 6 months 10% and 12 months 15%, applied automatically in the cart. The largest standard plan, 16 vCPU with 128 GB RAM and 2 TB NVMe, is 755.00 EUR a month, and the calculator prices sizes in between. Every price includes NVMe storage, a dedicated IPv4 address, a 1 Gbit/s port and private networking, with no setup fee. Latvian VAT of 21% applies to customers in Latvia and to EU customers without a VIES-valid VAT number; EU companies with one pay 0% under reverse charge, and customers outside the EU pay no VAT.

CloudHosting runs its Netherlands region (NL1) in Amsterdam because the city is one of the best connected internet hubs in Europe and home to the AMS-IX exchange, so paths to networks across Western Europe are short. From Amsterdam, round trips to London, Frankfurt and Paris take a few milliseconds, and most of Western Europe stays in a similar range. We do not publish millisecond tables, because real latency depends on your users' providers and routes as much as on ours. If one route matters to your project, write to support before ordering and we will help you measure it. For users in the Baltics, Riga is usually the shorter path.

CloudHosting sells the same plans, prices and panel in both live regions, so the only question is where your users are. Choose Amsterdam (NL1) when most of them are in Western Europe, the UK or Benelux. Choose Riga (RIX1), the Tier 3+ data centre we run ourselves, when they are in Latvia, the Baltics or the Nordics, or when you want the server in the building our own engineers operate. Many customers run production in one region and keep backups or a standby in the other, on one invoice. Dubai (DXB1) is available on request. If you are unsure, order where your traffic is today; a move between regions is possible later.

CloudHosting keeps Netherlands VPS data in Amsterdam, inside the EU, so EU jurisdiction and GDPR apply by default, exactly as in Riga. Your server and its contents stay in the region you selected and are never moved without your explicit request. The contract is with CloudHosting SIA, a company registered in Latvia, so both the provider and the infrastructure are in the EU, which keeps data processing agreements and client compliance questionnaires simple. The servers and IP addresses in Amsterdam are ours, while the building belongs to a local data centre operator. If your rules require a specific country, you choose it at order time and it does not change afterwards.

Every CloudHosting VPS in the Netherlands region gets a dedicated IPv4 address from our own address range in Amsterdam, and geolocation databases place these addresses in the Netherlands. That matters for services that localise by IP, for local search results and for anything that expects a West European origin. Each address belongs to one customer at a time, so its sending and browsing reputation is yours alone, and we set the PTR (reverse DNS) record on request. Geolocation providers update on their own schedules, so a rare stale entry can take some time to correct; if you spot one, tell support.

CloudHosting offers Linux and Windows Server on every Netherlands plan at the same machine price, but the Windows Server licence is never included. Linux images cover Ubuntu LTS, Debian, CentOS and AlmaLinux with full root access over SSH, and other distributions can be discussed with support. Windows Server installs with a trial licence that you activate with a licence bought from us, as a Microsoft partner, or with your own key; you connect over RDP as Administrator, and two administrative sessions work out of the box. You can reinstall or switch the operating system later and keep the same plan and Dutch IP address.

Every CloudHosting VPS in Amsterdam is a full virtual machine with its own kernel, so Docker, Docker Compose, Podman and single-node k3s run without restrictions; for builds and several containers we suggest at least 2 vCPU and 4 GB RAM. A mail server works too: the dedicated IPv4 address means the sending reputation is yours alone. Publish SPF, DKIM and DMARC and ask support to set the PTR record for your Dutch IP. A West European address is a reasonable base for mail to European recipients, but inbox placement is earned by months of clean sending, so for business-critical mail we still recommend an established relay or hosted mailbox.

Every CloudHosting VPS plan in the Netherlands includes daily backups kept for 7 days, stored separately from the server, and you restore them yourself from the client panel. Hourly snapshots and a copy in the other region are arranged on request rather than included. A cross-region copy means your Amsterdam backup is also kept in Riga, in another country on separate infrastructure, so a serious incident in one location does not take your data with it; Riga servers can back up to Amsterdam the same way. For truly critical data, keep one more copy outside any single provider, us included.

CloudHosting support moves a VPS between Riga and Amsterdam in either direction as a scheduled task: we take a snapshot of your server and start it in the other region, so the operating system, software and data arrive exactly as they were. The IP address changes, because each region has its own address ranges, so plan a DNS update and a short switchover window; the old server can keep running until you confirm the new one. We schedule the move around your quiet hours. The price does not change, since plans cost the same in both regions.

CloudHosting monitors the network 24/7, and clearly malicious volumetric floods are filtered at the network edge, in Amsterdam as in Riga. Security inside the server is your side of the deal: a firewall, fail2ban, rate limits in the web server and prompt updates stop most real attacks, and our engineers can help you set them up. If your project is likely to attract targeted attacks, talk to us before ordering; we usually suggest a separated frontend, backends on the private network and an upstream filtering service where it genuinely helps. Most real incidents start with outdated software, so regular updates do more than any single tool.

CloudHosting provides monitoring and incident response 24/7 for the Amsterdam region, and engineers in Riga answer on working days from 9:00 to 17:00 Riga time, in English, Latvian and Russian, by email, phone and tickets. The team that runs Riga answers for Amsterdam too, in the same client panel. A VPS is self-managed by default: you install, update and watch your own software. If you would rather hand that off, our IT support team offers server administration, including monitoring, security updates, backup checks and tuning, billed as a separate service so the plan prices on this page stay as listed.

CloudHosting VPS in the Netherlands has no minimum term: you pay for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months in advance, invoiced in EUR, and nothing is charged automatically from a card or bank account. A cancelled VPS is refunded within 14 days of paying the invoice, by the same method you paid with. To stop at the end of a paid period, simply do not pay the next invoice, or write to info@cloudhosting.lv and we stop issuing them. Ending a service early, inside a period already paid for, needs 20 days' notice by email. Renewals keep the same discounts, and you can switch to another period at renewal.