VDS in North Macedonia

A Virtual Dedicated Server in Skopje gives you far more room than an entry VPS plan. Where a VPS tops out at four vCPU and 4 GB of RAM, a VDS runs from four to sixteen vCPU with 8 to 32 GB and up to 960 GB of SSD NVMe storage.

Skopje sits at the crossroads of the Balkans, with solid connectivity to Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, and Albania. This makes it a practical location for reaching users across Southeast Europe without routing traffic through Western European hubs. A Macedonia VDS cuts latency for Balkan and regional traffic while still maintaining good paths to broader European networks.

North Macedonia operates under a GDPR-aligned legal framework, giving you a familiar data protection environment for EU-facing applications. The Skopje datacenter provides reliable infrastructure with solid power and network redundancy. For workloads that have outgrown an entry VPS plan and want a Balkan footprint, Macedonia VDS is a cost-effective alternative to pricier Western European options.

VDS sits between VPS and dedicated servers. A VPS tops out at four vCPU and 4 GB of RAM, while a VDS runs from four to sixteen vCPU with 8 to 32 GB. It is the tier to move to when a VPS plan is simply too small for the job.

The difference matters when you're running CPU-intensive workloads. Web applications with heavy traffic, database servers, rendering tasks, compilation and video encoding. Anything that actually uses CPU will benefit from having more of it available, along with the RAM and SSD NVMe capacity these plans carry.

You're still using KVM virtualization exactly as on a VPS, just on a much larger plan. It's more expensive than VPS but significantly cheaper than renting an entire dedicated server, making it ideal for workloads that have outgrown a small plan but don't need dedicated hardware. Our Skopje location makes this tier a strong fit for Balkan-focused applications.