Server choice guide
VDS 255.42 TRY/mo · Dedicated 5,144.29 TRY/mo
VDS or dedicated server — which should you pick?
VDS (virtual server) and a dedicated server (bare metal) answer the same need at different scale. Traffic, budget and how much hardware control you want decide both cost and performance.
What is a VDS (virtual server)?
A VDS is an isolated server created by splitting a physical host with KVM-style virtualization, with CPU, RAM and disk reserved for you. It gives far more control than shared hosting and a lower starting cost than dedicated hardware.
Weridata XCloud VDS plans start at 255.42 TRY/month. Turkey-based KVM, NVMe/SSD storage, unmetered traffic and free Anti-DDoS ship with instant setup.
What is a dedicated (bare-metal) server?
A dedicated server assigns the entire physical machine to you. CPU, RAM, disk and network are not shared. It fits high-traffic apps, game servers, analytics and enterprise workloads.
Weridata dedicated plans start at 5,144.29 TRY/month. Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC, IPMI/iDRAC remote management and unshared resources are included.
When to pick VDS vs dedicated
A corporate site, store, CRM, staging environment or mid-size app is usually a good VDS fit. Cost/performance is strong and upgrades are fast.
Pick dedicated when CPU/RAM stay hot, databases are large, game servers are busy, you process video, or you need full hardware control.
If you are unsure, start on VDS and move to dedicated as traffic grows.
Cost and performance
Entry VDS starts around 255.42 TRY/month while dedicated solutions start at 5,144.29 TRY/month and up. VDS resources are reserved virtually; on dedicated the whole machine is yours.
VDS setup finishes in minutes. Dedicated delivery depends on stock and is still fast. Both include unmetered traffic and DDoS protection.
Frequently asked questions
Is VDS different from VPS?
VPS is the generic term; VDS is the model where resources are more strictly reserved. Weridata XCloud plans run on KVM-based VDS.
Can I move to a dedicated server later?
Yes. You can back up the VDS project and move it to dedicated hardware. Weridata engineers help with the transfer.
Why does a Turkey location matter?
It gives local users lower ping and keeps data in a KVKK-friendly location. Weridata hosts run on Turkey-based infrastructure.