Cheap VPS Hosting Plans for Nigerian Businesses
Flexible, high-performance plans with NVMe SSD storage, 20TB bandwidth and instant provisioning. Pay with Flutterwave in Naira.
All VPS plans priced in Naira — click any plan to see current Naira pricing and pay with Flutterwave.
Deploy Your VPS Server in Nigeria Today
Get up and running in minutes.
- Instant Provisioning
Your VPS server is provisioned within minutes of purchase — no waiting, no delays.
- Choose Your Operating System
Get complete flexibility to choose the operating system that works best for your project.
- Scale When You Need To
Add additional servers or upgrade to a higher VPS plan at any time, day or night, without any downtime.
High-Performance VPS Servers
NVMe-Backed Storage
- 20 TB inclusive bandwidth with every plan — no hidden billing
- Add multiple servers at any time
- Upgrade to a higher plan as your needs grow
- Reinstall your operating system at any time
Pay in Naira with Flutterwave
- All VPS plans priced in Naira — pay with your Nigerian bank card, bank transfer or USSD via Flutterwave. No foreign currency needed.
Full VPS Server Management
Complete control tools included with every VPS plan.
- Server Management Panel
Start, stop, restart or rebuild your VPS from your management panel at any time.
- Full Root Access
Get complete root access to manage your server resources, install applications and configure your environment as needed.
- VNC Access
VNC allows quick access to your VPS console for easy troubleshooting and management.
- WHMCS Integration
Optionally install and integrate WHMCS with your VPS server — ideal for Nigerian hosting resellers.
Secure VPS Hosting
DDoS Protection
Advanced DDoS protection is included with every VPS plan, helping keep your server protected against attacks.
Enterprise-Grade Infrastructure
All VPS servers are powered by trusted, enterprise-grade infrastructure:
10Gbps Networking
Every VPS benefits from a redundant 10 Gbit network connection, ensuring fast and reliable connectivity for your Nigerian applications.
Cheap VPS Hosting Nigeria — Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about our Nigeria VPS servers? We have answers.
What is a VPS?
A VPS (Virtual Private Server) uses KVM technology to partition a physical server into multiple isolated virtual servers, each with dedicated CPU, memory and storage. Your VPS operates independently from others, providing a stable and secure environment at a lower cost than a dedicated server.
What is your backup policy?
Responsibility for backups lies with you as the server owner. We strongly recommend maintaining regular backups using tools available in your control panel or a remote backup solution.
Can I pay with Flutterwave?
Yes. All VPS plans can be paid for in Naira via Flutterwave using your Nigerian bank card, bank transfer or USSD. No foreign currency needed.
- Why choose a VPS over shared hosting?
VPS hosting gives you dedicated resources, full root access and complete isolation. Unlike shared hosting, other users on the server do not affect your performance. A VPS is ideal for Nigerian businesses, developers and applications that need reliable performance and customisation. See our shared hosting plans for lighter websites.
- Does each VPS get a dedicated IP address?
Yes. Each VPS plan includes its own dedicated IP address.
- Can I upgrade my VPS plan?
Yes. You can upgrade to a higher VPS plan at any time. Downgrades are not supported to ensure consistent performance.
- What operating systems are available?
We support all major Linux distributions. You can select your preferred operating system during setup and reinstall at any time.
- Who do I contact for support?
Our semi-managed support team is available via live chat and ticket. We cover boot issues, login problems, network issues, initial module installation, core OS updates and more.
- Why is the renewal price higher than the first year?
The first-year price is a promotional rate for paying annually up front. The renewal is our standard catalogue price, and we print it on every plan card rather than hiding it in the terms, so there are no surprises in year two.