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VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting is a service where a physical server is partitioned into multiple isolated virtual servers. It offers dedicated-like resources (CPU, RAM, storage) at lower cost. It's ideal for websites, web apps, automation, game servers, trading bots, developer sandboxes and more — especially when you've outgrown shared hosting or need predictable performance.

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Look beyond price. Key factors include: operating system support (Linux vs Windows), virtualization technology (KVM, Xen, OpenVZ), data-center location (latency), storage type (SSD/NVMe), network throughput, DDoS protection, support quality, upgrade paths, refund/trial policy. Use the filters and comparisons on BestVPSHosting.io to match your use-case.

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Because the OS impacts software compatibility, licensing cost, performance, and management interface. If you run Linux-native stacks (Node.js, Docker, LAMP), a Linux VPS is usually cheaper and more performant. If you depend on Windows-only software (.NET, MSSQL, specialized apps), you'll need a Windows VPS. Our site clearly separates and compares both.

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A benchmark is a performance measurement for CPU, disk I/O, memory or network latency/throughput. Yes — we gather, run or verify benchmarks for many providers under multiple workloads and regions to give real data (not just advertised specs). These help you compare "what you get" in practice.

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A VPS shares the physical server with other virtual machines but offers isolated resources; a dedicated server gives you the entire machine exclusively. VPS is typically more cost-effective and scalable; dedicated servers offer more control and hardware-level resources. If your workload demands maximum performance and equipment isolation, a dedicated server might be more appropriate.