What Configurations Do Czech VPS Have? Prague Server Prices

Czech cloud servers in Prague data center are divided into two series: general Zone O and residential IP exclusive Zone E. All plans come with SSD storage and unmetered bandwidth, with monthly prices starting from $9.09, covering scenarios from lightweight testing to local residential IP operation and Windows remote desktop. Full configurations and prices are as follows:

1. Prague (O) 1vCore/1GB | $9.09/mo

10GB SSD system disk, no extra data disk, unmetered bandwidth with 400GB monthly traffic, Linux only. The lowest entry-level plan with streamlined configuration, suitable for temporary business testing and minimal script deployment, enabling low-cost deployment of Central European network nodes.

2. Prague (E) 1vCore/1GB (Residential IP) | $9.60/mo

Equipped with Czech local residential IP, 15GB SSD system disk, no extra data disk, unmetered bandwidth with 1000GB monthly traffic, Linux only. An entry-level residential IP plan with authentic local residential IP attributes and sufficient traffic quota, ideal for lightweight account operation and regional platform verification.

3. Prague (E) 1vCore/2GB (Residential IP) | $16.46/mo

Czech local residential IP included, 20GB SSD system disk, no extra data disk, unmetered bandwidth with 2000GB monthly traffic, Linux only. Upgraded RAM and traffic capacity for medium-load residential IP workloads with more stable multi-task operation.

4. Prague (O) 1vCore/2GB | $18.00/mo

20GB SSD system disk, no extra data disk, unmetered bandwidth with 1000GB monthly traffic, Linux only. An upgraded general-purpose plan with larger RAM, suitable for medium-sized website hosting and multi-thread script operation with well-balanced overall performance.

5. Prague (E) 1vCore/4GB (Residential IP + Windows) | $20.23/mo

With both Czech residential IP and Windows OS support, 45GB large SSD system disk, no extra data disk, unmetered bandwidth with 4000GB monthly traffic. The flagship plan featuring large RAM, storage and traffic, meeting compound demands such as Windows RDP and localized application operation.