Windows Server 2025 VPS Hosting in Tanzania

Yes — it's Microsoft's current generally available server OS, released in late 2024, and it's what we recommend for new deployments that should outlive the older versions' support windows.

The newest license carries the highest rate, so each plan runs $2–$16/month above the same plan on Server 2022. In exchange you get the newest platform and roughly three extra years of support.

Microsoft supports Windows Server 2025 with extended support to October 2034 — the longest runway of any version we offer.

Yes. Connect over RDP with full administrator rights from the first boot. It's your server to configure however you like.

Yes. Plans are sized for SQL Server workloads with fast NVMe storage and generous RAM. SQL Server licensing is handled separately from the base Windows license — talk to sales for a sized quote.

Every plan supports on-demand snapshots and scheduled automated backups. Snapshot storage is billed per GB beyond your included allowance.

Yes. Every plan on this page ships with a licensed, activated Windows Server 2025 Standard under our Services Provider License Agreement, billed per active instance. Nothing to buy separately, nothing to key in, nothing to renew.

TZS 6,000 per vCPU per month on a minimum of four cores — TZS 24,000 a month on any plan up to four vCPU, TZS 48,000 at eight vCPU, and proportionally from there.

The newer licence carries the higher rate: TZS 4,000 a month more at the four-core floor, more on larger machines. It is worth it when what you are building has to outlive October 2031 — a decade-long ERP deployment, or an estate going into a five-year contract with renewals expected after it. For a workload that will be rebuilt in three years anyway, 2022 is the cheaper answer.

Yes — it is Microsoft's current generally available server release and what we recommend for deployments meant to outlast the older versions' support windows. Where an application vendor has not yet certified it, follow the vendor: 2022 and 2019 sit on the same account, at TZS rates.

Encrypted file access to the server over the internet, over a single port, with no VPN. For a company with people at a site, a border post or a lodge rather than all in one office, that removes the VPN client from the list of things a remote user has to get working first — and the share itself stays on an instance in Dar es Salaam.

Yes. The database, the shared folders, the documents people save to the desktop and any local backup volume all sit in tz-1a, our Dar es Salaam region, and are not moved out of Tanzania without your instruction — data residency for Tanzania's Personal Data Protection Act.

Bank transfer, M-Pesa or card, all charged in TZS, with bank transfer the usual rail at these amounts. Displayed prices exclude VAT; mainland VAT is 18% on digital and electronic services and is added at checkout.

Yes. Your data is hosted in Tanzania and stays in-country, giving you data residency for Tanzania's Personal Data Protection Act. It isn't moved out of Tanzania without your instruction.

In our Dar es Salaam data centre (tz-1a). Your content is stored and served from Dar es Salaam, close to your users.

Pay in your local currency using M-Pesa and other mobile money, bank transfer, or card. No foreign card or forex conversion is required.

You're billed in TZS. Prices can be viewed in USD, KES, TZS, or NGN, but as a Tanzania customer you pay in TZS with no forex conversion.