Last updated: 5 November 2026. All GigaNodes prices are from our own plan pages; competitor prices were read on their official pricing pages between 1 and 5 November 2026. USD and EUR prices are converted at ₹94.43 per dollar and ₹105.94 per euro (x-rates.com, 5 November 2026). Prices exclude 18% GST unless stated.
A VPS hosting price in India tells you very little on its own. ₹600/mo can mean 2 GB of RAM on a named AMD EPYC core with DDoS included, or a two-year prepaid plan that renews at ₹999. ₹5,000/mo can buy a shared-CPU slice at a US cloud after tax and forex, or six dedicated 5.7 GHz Ryzen cores in Mumbai. This guide takes five price bands and, for each, says what GigaNodes sells, what the market sells, which workloads fit, and which extra charges land on the invoice.
TL;DR — VPS hosting prices in India for 2027: Expect ₹550–700/mo for 1 vCPU and 2–4 GB, ₹1,000–1,500 for 2 vCPU and 4–8 GB, ₹1,800–3,000 for 4 vCPU and 8 GB (where dedicated cores and Ryzen 9 clocks start), ₹3,600–5,000 for 6 vCPU and 16 GB, and ₹7,000+ for 32 GB and up, all plus 18% GST. The cheapest Indian prices (MilesWeb ₹549, Hostinger ₹599) need prepayment or jump 67–135% at renewal; US clouds add 18% tax and a 2–3.5% card forex markup. GigaNodes’ Cloud VPS starts at ₹600/mo (₹528 annual) and renews at the same price.
VPS Hosting Price in India at a Glance (November 2026)
The table below is the article in one view: for each price band, the GigaNodes plan in it and the closest competitor plans verified on official pricing pages. Prices that need a 24-month prepayment or rise at renewal are marked, because those two conditions are the main reason Indian VPS price lists mislead.
| Price band (excl. GST) | GigaNodes plan | You get | Verified market examples | Typical workloads |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ₹500–700/mo | Cloud Nano ₹600 (₹528 annual) | 1 vCore EPYC 7C13, 2 GB DDR4 ECC, 20 GB NVMe, 1 TB at 200 Mbps | MilesWeb SM-L1 ₹549 (renews ₹949); Hostinger KVM 1 ₹599 (24-mo prepaid, renews ₹999); Cantech ₹659; DigitalOcean 1 GiB $6 ≈ ₹567; Vultr 1 GB $5 ≈ ₹472; Contabo VPS 4 €4.40 ≈ ₹466 (24-mo) | Discord bots, n8n, a WordPress site, a VPN, cron jobs |
| ₹1,000–1,500/mo | Cloud XS ₹1,000 (₹880 annual) | 2 vCore EPYC 7C13, 4 GB DDR4 ECC, 40 GB NVMe, 2 TB | Hostinger KVM 2 ₹779 (24-mo, renews ₹1,199); MilesWeb SM-L2 ₹749 (renews ₹1,149); Hostinger KVM 4 ₹1,099 (24-mo, renews ₹2,399); DigitalOcean 2 GiB $12 ≈ ₹1,133; Linode 2 GB $12 ≈ ₹1,133; Contabo VPS 8 €11.20 ≈ ₹1,187 (24-mo) | Several WordPress sites, WooCommerce, Node/Python APIs, Nextcloud |
| ₹1,800–3,000/mo | Cloud VPS S ₹1,800 (₹1,584 annual); VDS S ₹1,800; Storm 9950X S ₹2,500 (₹2,200 annual) | 4 vCore / 8 GB / 60 GB, unmetered; or 2 dedicated vCores / 4 GB / 100 GB; or 4 vCores at 5.7 GHz / 8 GB DDR5 / 120 GB | MilesWeb SM-L4 ₹2,099 (renews ₹4,349); Hostinger KVM 8 ₹2,199 (24-mo, renews ₹4,399); DigitalOcean 4 GiB $24 ≈ ₹2,266; Linode 4 GB $24 ≈ ₹2,266; Contabo VPS 12 €20 ≈ ₹2,119 (24-mo) | Production apps, databases, Minecraft and FiveM servers, algo-trading bots |
| ₹3,000–5,000/mo | Cloud VPS M ₹3,600 (₹3,168 annual); VDS M ₹3,600; Storm 9950X M ₹5,000 (₹4,400 annual) | 6 vCore / 16 GB / 120 GB; or 4 dedicated vCores / 8 GB / 200 GB; or 6 vCores at 5.7 GHz / 16 GB DDR5 / 200 GB | Hostinger KVM 8 renewal ₹4,399; MilesWeb SM-L4 renewal ₹4,349; DigitalOcean 8 GiB $48 ≈ ₹4,533; Linode 8 GB $48 ≈ ₹4,533; Linode G6 Dedicated 4 GB $36 ≈ ₹3,400; Contabo VPS 16 €29.60 ≈ ₹3,136 (24-mo) | Docker and Kubernetes labs, multi-tenant SaaS, Ollama on CPU, busy stores |
| ₹5,000+/mo | Cloud VPS L ₹7,200; VDS L ₹7,200; Storm L ₹7,500; Storm XL ₹10,000; Cloud VPS XL ₹14,400; VDS XL ₹14,400 | 32–64 GB RAM, 12–20 vCores or 6–8 dedicated vCores, 256–800 GB NVMe | Linode G6 Dedicated 8 GB $72 ≈ ₹6,799; DigitalOcean 16 GiB $96 ≈ ₹9,065; Linode 16 GB $96 ≈ ₹9,065; Contabo VPS 18 €39.20 ≈ ₹4,153 (24-mo) | Database-heavy apps, CI runners, game networks, anything one step short of a dedicated server |
Sources: Hostinger, MilesWeb, Cantech, DigitalOcean, Linode/Akamai, Vultr, Contabo. Contabo’s displayed prices are described as tax-inclusive.
₹500–700 a Month: The Entry VPS
At ₹500–700/mo you get one vCPU, 2–4 GB of RAM, 20–50 GB of NVMe and a public IPv4; the real difference between providers is what happens to the price in month 25.
What GigaNodes sells here
Cloud Nano: 1 vCore of AMD EPYC 7C13, 2 GB DDR4 ECC RAM, 20 GB NVMe, 1 TB at 200 Mbps, one dedicated IPv4, full root, VirtFusion panel and Cloudflare Magic Transit. ₹600/mo monthly, ₹528/mo on annual billing (₹6,336/year plus GST), and the renewal price is the same. The 48-hour money-back guarantee is paid as account credit, not cash.
What the market sells here
Hostinger KVM 1 gives 1 vCPU, 4 GB, 50 GB NVMe and 4 TB for ₹599/mo, but only on a 24-month term (₹14,376 upfront), renewing at ₹999. MilesWeb SM-L1 is the same shape for ₹549, renewing at ₹949. Cantech’s Basic Cloud is 1 vCPU, 2 GB, 30 GB SSD at ₹659 with a 500 GB cap. DigitalOcean’s 1 GiB Droplet is $6 (about ₹567), Vultr’s 1 GB plan is $5 (about ₹472, before its $10/mo DDoS add-on), and Contabo’s Cloud VPS 4 is 4 vCPU and 8 GB for €4.40 (about ₹466) on 24 months.
Honest read: on RAM per rupee, GigaNodes loses this band. Hostinger and MilesWeb give double the RAM at the intro price, Contabo four times. GigaNodes gives a named EPYC core, a benchmark-verified 141,108 IOPS NVMe result, DDoS protection you don’t buy separately, and a price identical in month 1 and month 25. Over three years GigaNodes costs ₹21,600; Hostinger costs ₹14,376 prepaid plus 12 × ₹999, which is ₹26,364.
Workloads that fit
A Discord bot, n8n or Uptime Kuma, a single WordPress site, a WireGuard VPN, scheduled scrapers. We listed twelve with RAM figures in What Can You Run on a ₹600 VPS?. Two things don’t fit: a Minecraft server for more than a handful of players, and Windows, which needs 4 GB minimum.
₹1,000–1,500 a Month: Two Cores and Room for a Database
Between ₹1,000 and ₹1,500/mo the market converges on 2 vCPU and 4–8 GB of RAM, and this is the first band where an Indian provider’s renewal price and a US cloud’s list price land in the same place.
What GigaNodes sells here
Cloud XS: 2 vCore EPYC 7C13, 4 GB DDR4 ECC, 40 GB NVMe, 2 TB transfer, 1 IPv4. ₹1,000/mo, or ₹880/mo annual (₹10,560/year plus GST). Same DDoS protection and panel, same locations: Noida (Yotta), Mumbai (Yotta) and Jaipur.
What the market sells here
Hostinger KVM 2 is 2 vCPU, 8 GB, 100 GB NVMe for ₹779/mo on 24 months, renewing at ₹1,199. Hostinger KVM 4 (4 vCPU, 16 GB) is ₹1,099 prepaid and renews at ₹2,399, a 118% jump. MilesWeb SM-L2 is 2 vCPU, 8 GB at ₹749, renewing at ₹1,149. DigitalOcean and Linode both charge $12 (about ₹1,133) for 1 vCPU and 2 GiB shared, so ₹1,000 at GigaNodes buys double the RAM and cores of a Droplet with a rupee invoice. Contabo’s Cloud VPS 8 is 8 vCPU and 24 GB for €11.20 (about ₹1,187) on 24 months, with shared vCPUs and a fair-use traffic policy.
Workloads that fit
Three to five cached WordPress sites, a modest WooCommerce store, a Node.js or Python API with PostgreSQL on the same box, Nextcloud for a small team, or n8n with a few hundred workflows. Our WooCommerce VPS guide starts here for a reason: MySQL plus PHP-FPM plus Redis in 2 GB is possible, in 4 GB it is comfortable.
₹1,800–3,000 a Month: Where Dedicated Cores and Ryzen Clocks Begin
From ₹1,800/mo the question stops being “how much RAM” and becomes “shared or dedicated cores, and how fast”, because this is the first band where GigaNodes offers three different answers at similar money.
What GigaNodes sells here
- Cloud VPS S, ₹1,800/mo (₹1,584 annual): 4 vCore EPYC 7C13, 8 GB DDR4 ECC, 60 GB NVMe, unmetered. The most RAM and cores for the money on our platform.
- VDS S, ₹1,800/mo (₹1,584 annual): 2 dedicated vCores, 4 GB DDR4 ECC, 100 GB NVMe, unmetered. Half the RAM, but the cores are never shared, so latency under sustained load is flat.
- Storm 9950X S, ₹2,500/mo (₹2,200 annual): 4 dedicated vCores on a water-cooled Ryzen 9 9950X at 5.7 GHz, 8 GB DDR5, 120 GB Gen4 NVMe, unmetered, at Yotta DC Mumbai. The Jaipur Ryzen 9 5950X Storm S is ₹2,250/mo at 4.9 GHz.
What the market sells here
Hostinger KVM 8 (8 vCPU, 32 GB) is ₹2,199/mo on a ₹52,776 24-month prepayment, renewing at ₹4,399. MilesWeb SM-L4 (8 vCPU, 32 GB) is ₹2,099 promotional, renewing at ₹4,349. On spec sheet alone those beat anything here; neither names the CPU, and both roughly double at renewal. DigitalOcean and Linode charge $24 (about ₹2,266) for 2 vCPU and 4 GiB shared, less RAM than Cloud VPS S for more money. Contabo Cloud VPS 12 is 12 vCPU and 48 GB for €20 (about ₹2,119) on 24 months.
Workloads that fit
A production app with its database, a 20–40 player Minecraft or FiveM server, a Zerodha or MT5 algo bot, CI runners. Our rule: Cloud VPS S for many concurrent light requests, VDS S for a few heavy processes that must never wait for a neighbour, Storm when a single thread is the bottleneck. How Much RAM and CPU Does Your VPS Need? has numbers per workload.
₹3,000–5,000 a Month: 16 GB and Serious Compute
At ₹3,000–5,000/mo you should be getting 16 GB of RAM and at least 6 cores from an Indian provider, and at this band the dollar clouds become clearly more expensive than Indian hosts for equivalent specs.
What GigaNodes sells here
- Cloud VPS M, ₹3,600/mo (₹3,168 annual): 6 vCore EPYC 7C13, 16 GB DDR4 ECC, 120 GB NVMe, unmetered. Our most popular plan, and the first where nested virtualisation is available on request.
- VDS M, ₹3,600/mo (₹3,168 annual): 4 dedicated vCores, 8 GB DDR4 ECC, 200 GB NVMe, unmetered.
- Storm 9950X M, ₹5,000/mo (₹4,400 annual): 6 dedicated vCores at 5.7 GHz, 16 GB DDR5, 200 GB Gen4 NVMe, unmetered, Mumbai.
What the market sells here
This is what Hostinger KVM 8 and MilesWeb SM-L4 actually cost once the intro term ends: ₹4,399 and ₹4,349/mo for 8 vCPU and 32 GB. DigitalOcean and Linode charge $48 (about ₹4,533) for 4 vCPU and 8 GiB shared; Linode’s G6 Dedicated 4 GB (2 dedicated vCPU) is $36 (about ₹3,400). Contabo Cloud VPS 16 is 16 vCPU and 64 GB for €29.60 (about ₹3,136) on 24 months. For the ₹3,600 that buys 16 GB on EPYC in Noida, a Droplet gives 8 GiB on an unnamed shared CPU in Bangalore, before tax and forex.
Workloads that fit
Docker Swarm or a k3s lab, a multi-tenant SaaS with a few thousand daily users, Magento, Ollama running 7B–8B models on CPU, a Minecraft network with several backend servers. If you pay this much for one PHP site you are overspending; our budget Docker and Kubernetes guide shows what people actually fill 16 GB with.
₹5,000 and Above: 32 GB, 64 GB and the Dedicated-Server Question
Above ₹5,000/mo a VPS buys 32–64 GB of RAM and 12–20 cores, and the decision you should be making is whether a virtual server still makes sense or a physical one is cheaper per core.
What GigaNodes sells here
Cloud VPS L is 12 vCore, 32 GB, 256 GB NVMe at ₹7,200/mo (₹6,336 annual); Cloud VPS XL is 20 vCore, 64 GB, 512 GB at ₹14,400/mo (₹12,672 annual). VDS L is 6 dedicated vCores, 16 GB, 400 GB at ₹7,200/mo; VDS XL is 8 dedicated vCores, 32 GB, 800 GB at ₹14,400/mo. Storm 9950X L is 12 vCores at 5.7 GHz, 32 GB DDR5, 350 GB at ₹7,500/mo (₹6,600 annual); Storm XL is 20 vCores, 64 GB DDR5, 750 GB at ₹10,000/mo (₹8,800 annual). All unmetered, all with Magic Transit.
What the market sells here
DigitalOcean and Linode charge $96 (about ₹9,065) for 16 GiB shared; Linode’s G6 Dedicated 8 GB (4 dedicated vCPU) is $72 (about ₹6,799). Contabo’s largest listed plan, Cloud VPS 18, is 18 vCPU and 96 GB for €39.20 (about ₹4,153) on 24 months. Hostinger and MilesWeb’s published VPS lines stop at 32 GB.
Workloads that fit, and when to stop buying VPS
Large PostgreSQL or MySQL instances, Elasticsearch, transcoding queues, CI farms, 100+ player game networks. Storm XL at ₹10,000/mo works out to ₹156 per GB of RAM, the cheapest figure on our platform. But at ₹14,400/mo you are within range of a physical AMD EPYC dedicated server, which our dedicated server cost guide prices from ₹12,999/mo with no neighbours at all. The VPS to dedicated upgrade guide covers the trade-offs; the dedicated server range has current configurations.
Price per GB of RAM: The Fairest Way to Compare VPS Prices
Dividing monthly price by RAM strips out plan-naming games and shows where each provider is actually cheap. The table uses only prices verified in November 2026, with USD and EUR converted at ₹94.43 and ₹105.94. 18% GST is excluded for everyone; card forex fees are excluded for the dollar and euro providers.
| Provider and plan | vCPU | RAM | Monthly price | ₹ per GB RAM | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GigaNodes Cloud Nano | 1 EPYC 7C13 | 2 GB | ₹600 (₹528 annual) | ₹300 (₹264 annual) | Same price at renewal; DDoS included |
| GigaNodes Cloud XS | 2 EPYC 7C13 | 4 GB | ₹1,000 (₹880 annual) | ₹250 (₹220 annual) | Same price at renewal |
| GigaNodes Cloud VPS S / M / L | 4 / 6 / 12 | 8 / 16 / 32 GB | ₹1,800 / ₹3,600 / ₹7,200 | ₹225 (₹198 annual) | Same price at renewal; unmetered |
| GigaNodes VDS S / M / L | 2 / 4 / 6 dedicated | 4 / 8 / 16 GB | ₹1,800 / ₹3,600 / ₹7,200 | ₹450 (₹396 annual) | Dedicated cores, you pay for the guarantee |
| GigaNodes Storm 9950X S / M | 4 / 6 at 5.7 GHz | 8 / 16 GB DDR5 | ₹2,500 / ₹5,000 | ₹313 (₹275 annual) | Dedicated Zen 5 cores |
| GigaNodes Storm 9950X L / XL | 12 / 20 at 5.7 GHz | 32 / 64 GB DDR5 | ₹7,500 / ₹10,000 | ₹234 / ₹156 | Dedicated Zen 5 cores |
| Hostinger KVM 1 | 1 | 4 GB | ₹599 intro / ₹999 renewal | ₹150 / ₹250 | 24 months prepaid for intro price |
| Hostinger KVM 2 | 2 | 8 GB | ₹779 intro / ₹1,199 renewal | ₹97 / ₹150 | 24 months prepaid |
| Hostinger KVM 4 | 4 | 16 GB | ₹1,099 intro / ₹2,399 renewal | ₹69 / ₹150 | 24 months prepaid; 118% renewal jump |
| Hostinger KVM 8 | 8 | 32 GB | ₹2,199 intro / ₹4,399 renewal | ₹69 / ₹137 | 24 months prepaid |
| MilesWeb SM-L1 | 1 | 4 GB | ₹549 intro / ₹949 renewal | ₹137 / ₹237 | Intro term not stated on page |
| MilesWeb SM-L2 | 2 | 8 GB | ₹749 intro / ₹1,149 renewal | ₹94 / ₹144 | Intro term not stated |
| MilesWeb SM-L3 | 4 | 16 GB | ₹999 intro / ₹2,349 renewal | ₹62 / ₹147 | Intro term not stated; 135% renewal jump |
| MilesWeb SM-L4 | 8 | 32 GB | ₹2,099 intro / ₹4,349 renewal | ₹66 / ₹136 | Intro term not stated |
| Cantech Basic Cloud | 1 | 2 GB | ₹659 (list ₹879) | ₹330 (₹440 list) | Billing term unclear; 500 GB bandwidth |
| DigitalOcean Basic 1 / 2 / 4 / 8 / 16 GiB | 1 / 1 / 2 / 4 / 8 shared | 1–16 GiB | $6 / $12 / $24 / $48 / $96 | ≈ ₹567 at every size | USD, plus 18% tax and card forex markup |
| Linode Shared 1–16 GB | 1–6 shared | 1–16 GB | $5 / $12 / $24 / $48 / $96 | ≈ ₹472 (1 GB), ≈ ₹567 (2–16 GB) | USD, plus tax and forex |
| Linode G6 Dedicated 4 / 8 GB | 2 / 4 dedicated | 4 / 8 GB | $36 / $72 | ≈ ₹850 | USD; dedicated cores |
| Vultr Regular 1 GB | 1 shared | 1 GB | $5 (+$10 DDoS add-on) | ≈ ₹472 (≈ ₹1,416 with DDoS) | USD; DDoS is a paid add-on |
| Contabo Cloud VPS 4 / 8 / 12 / 16 / 18 | 4–18 shared | 8–96 GB | €4.40 / €11.20 / €20 / €29.60 / €39.20 | ≈ ₹58 / ₹49 / ₹44 / ₹49 / ₹43 | 24-month term; setup fee on monthly; shared vCPU, fair-use traffic |
Read the table two ways. On raw rupees per gigabyte, Contabo wins outright, and Hostinger and MilesWeb win among Indian hosts at intro price. On a price that holds steady, is billed in rupees, names the CPU and includes DDoS protection, GigaNodes Cloud VPS at ₹225/GB (₹198 annual) is the lowest. Dedicated cores cost more everywhere: ₹450/GB at GigaNodes VDS, about ₹850 at Linode Dedicated; Storm is the exception because the 9950X plans pair dedicated cores with large DDR5 allocations.
Hidden Costs That Change the Real VPS Price in India
The advertised monthly number is rarely what you pay; seven items routinely add 18–60% to an Indian VPS bill, and only the first is unavoidable.
1. GST at 18% (unavoidable)
Every Indian host adds 18% GST: ₹600 becomes ₹708, ₹1,800 becomes ₹2,124, ₹5,000 becomes ₹5,900. Foreign clouds also charge 18% tax on Indian accounts. The difference is the invoice: GigaNodes, Hostinger India, MilesWeb and Cantech issue a GST invoice you can claim input credit on. With DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode or Contabo, input credit depends on whether you registered a GSTIN with them, so check first.
2. Forex markup on USD and EUR hosts
A $24 Droplet is ₹2,266 at today’s rate, ₹2,674 after 18% tax, and roughly ₹2,740 after a typical 2–3.5% card forex markup. The rate also moves, so a dollar server budgeted in January costs something else in December. INR billing removes both problems.
3. Renewal jumps
The biggest hidden cost in Indian VPS pricing. Hostinger KVM 1 goes from ₹599 to ₹999 (+67%), KVM 4 from ₹1,099 to ₹2,399 (+118%); MilesWeb SM-L1 from ₹549 to ₹949 (+73%), SM-L3 from ₹999 to ₹2,349 (+135%). Hostinger’s intro price also needs 24 months upfront. Compare on renewal price or the three-year total. GigaNodes publishes one price and renews at it; annual billing saves 12%, semi-annual 8%, quarterly 5%.
4. DDoS protection add-ons
Vultr charges $10/mo per instance for DDoS protection, tripling its $5 entry plan to about ₹1,416/mo. DigitalOcean’s included protection covers layers 3 and 4 and blackholes your traffic when an attack exceeds capacity. GigaNodes includes Cloudflare Magic Transit on every VPS, VDS and Storm plan at no charge. For a game server or public API, this line alone can decide which provider is cheaper.
5. Windows Server licence
The licence is often the single largest add-on. GigaNodes’ Windows VPS page states the Windows Server licence is included on all Windows VPS plans, which start at Cloud VPS S level (4 vCore, 8 GB) at ₹1,800/mo (₹1,584 annual); Storm 9950X plans also offer Windows Server. MilesWeb sells Windows VPS as a separate line without a published licence price. Budget 4 GB RAM minimum, 8 GB if TallyPrime or MT5 will run on it over RDP.
6. Backups and snapshots
Cantech bundles free daily backups. DigitalOcean and Linode sell backups as a paid add-on at checkout. GigaNodes’ VirtFusion panel includes self-service snapshots; scheduled off-server backups come with the Managed VPS service at ₹5,999/mo, which only makes sense on larger plans or for teams with no Linux admin. Managed vs Unmanaged VPS Hosting in India works through when that ₹5,999 pays for itself.
7. Extra IPv4 and bandwidth overages
Every plan here includes one IPv4; a second is a paid add-on everywhere, and GigaNodes doesn’t publish a per-IP price, so ask support before ordering. GigaNodes Cloud Nano and Cloud XS carry 1 TB and 2 TB caps; Cloud VPS S and above, all VDS and all Storm plans are unmetered. DigitalOcean, Linode and Vultr bill egress beyond the included transfer, Contabo applies a fair-use policy, and Cantech’s 500 GB cap is the tightest in India.
How We Compared Prices
- Official pricing pages only, read between 1 and 5 November 2026. Where a page blocked our checker (Vultr) we reused prices verified for our Best VPS Hosting in India 2027 comparison and added no tiers.
- Currency conversion at ₹94.43 per USD and ₹105.94 per EUR (x-rates.com, 5 November 2026), native price always quoted alongside.
- Price per GB RAM is monthly list price divided by RAM, before GST and forex; intro and renewal prices both appear.
- Tier boundaries follow GigaNodes’ own lineup (₹600, ₹1,000, ₹1,800, ₹3,600, ₹7,200). Hostinger and MilesWeb plans appear once at their intro price and again at their renewal price.
- No benchmarks were run. The one figure quoted, 141,108 IOPS, is GigaNodes’ published YABS result for its EPYC Noida node.
FAQ: VPS Hosting Prices in India
How much does a VPS cost per month in India?
In November 2026, an entry Linux VPS with 1 vCPU and 2–4 GB RAM costs ₹549–700/mo from Indian providers, excluding 18% GST. A 4 vCPU, 8 GB plan costs ₹1,800–2,400/mo, 16 GB costs ₹2,400–3,600/mo, and 32 GB costs ₹4,300–7,200/mo. The cheapest intro prices need 24-month prepayment or rise 67–135% at renewal.
What is the cheapest VPS in India with a price that doesn’t change?
GigaNodes Cloud Nano at ₹600/mo (₹528/mo on annual billing) is the lowest flat-rate VPS we verified: 1 vCore EPYC 7C13, 2 GB RAM, 20 GB NVMe, DDoS protection included, renewal at the same price. MilesWeb (₹549) and Hostinger (₹599) are cheaper on intro pricing but renew at ₹949 and ₹999.
Is a US cloud like DigitalOcean cheaper than an Indian VPS?
Not at equivalent specs. DigitalOcean’s 4 GiB Droplet is $24, about ₹2,266 before 18% tax and card forex fees, roughly ₹2,740 after. GigaNodes Cloud VPS S gives 8 GB and 4 vCores for ₹1,800 plus GST, ₹2,124 total. US clouds win on hourly billing and APIs, not on monthly price.
How much GST do I pay on VPS hosting in India?
18% on the listed price, whether the host is Indian or foreign. A ₹1,000/mo VPS costs ₹1,180 after GST. The practical difference is the invoice: Indian hosts such as GigaNodes issue a GST invoice against your GSTIN so a registered business can claim input credit; with foreign providers, confirm their invoice qualifies before you count on the credit.
Why is the renewal price so much higher than the advertised price?
Many hosts fund a low first-term price with a higher second term. Hostinger KVM 4 is ₹1,099/mo prepaid for 24 months and renews at ₹2,399; MilesWeb SM-L3 is ₹999 and renews at ₹2,349. Always compare renewal prices or the total over three years. GigaNodes publishes one price and renews at it.
What does ₹5,000 a month buy on a VPS in India?
At GigaNodes, ₹5,000/mo buys Storm 9950X M: 6 dedicated vCores at 5.7 GHz, 16 GB DDR5, 200 GB Gen4 NVMe, unmetered bandwidth in Mumbai. The same money buys Cloud VPS M (6 vCore EPYC, 16 GB) with ₹1,400 to spare, or at DigitalOcean an 8 GiB shared Droplet after tax and forex.
Where to Go From Here
These prices are the November 2026 snapshot; we re-verify competitor pages each quarter. If you know your workload, start with the sizing guide, then pick the tier here. If you know your budget, GigaNodes Cloud VPS starts at ₹600/mo, VDS at ₹1,800/mo and the Ryzen 9 9950X Storm VDS at ₹2,500/mo, all excl. 18% GST, with UPI, a GST invoice and Cloudflare Magic Transit included, deployed in about 60 seconds.
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