Best Forex VPS Hosting: 11 Providers Compared

The best forex VPS sits in or near your broker's data center (often Equinix LD4 in London or NY4 in New York), gives your MT4 or MT5 terminals dedicated CPU and RAM, and backs that with a written uptime SLA. We compared eleven providers on those points: QuantVPS, Beeks Group, ForexVPS.net, TradingFXVPS, FXVM, NYC Servers, MyForexVPS, Cloudzy, OVHcloud, Kamatera and AccuWeb Hosting. Prices and terms were checked on 10 Oct 2026 on each provider's own site.

Prices are for monthly billing unless a row says otherwise. Yearly rates and temporary offers are listed separately, and anything a provider does not publish is marked "not stated". For VPS providers beyond forex, see our trading VPS providers compared.

What to look for in a forex VPS

Four things decide how well a forex VPS runs MT4 or MT5: where it is, whether its resources are yours, what its SLA says and how Windows is set up.

• A data center next to your broker. Many forex brokers host their trade servers in Equinix LD4 (London), NY4 (New York), FR2 (Frankfurt) or TY3 (Tokyo). A VPS in the same data center or city keeps the round trip to a few milliseconds or less.
• Dedicated CPU and RAM. Shared cores can slow your terminals when other customers on the same host get busy, often during the same news releases you trade.
• An uptime SLA. Read the SLA, not the headline. It states the percentage, what is excluded and what credit you get when the provider misses it.
• Windows Server with RDP and MT4 or MT5. Check that the Windows licence is included, that you get full RDP access, and whether MT4 or MT5 comes preinstalled.

Best forex VPS by use

Each provider suits a different trader. This is a short guide, based on the facts in the tables below:

• QuantVPS: forex and futures from one provider, with London and New York for MT4 and MT5 and Chicago for CME.
• Beeks Group: traders who want an institutional provider and pay in pounds.
• ForexVPS.net: brokers in cities outside the usual hubs, with 22 locations stated.
• TradingFXVPS: brokers in Hong Kong or Singapore, and traders who want a paid 7-day trial first.
• FXVM: one MT4 or MT5 terminal on a small budget, with a $15 Virtual Desktop.
• NYC Servers: 4 cores and 8 GB in named Equinix forex data centers for $60 a month.
• MyForexVPS: the lowest regular price for 4 cores and 8 GB among the trading-focused providers here ($49.99).
• Cloudzy: a low entry price with a 14-day money-back guarantee, if you have your own Windows licence.
• OVHcloud: Linux bots and tools at a low price; Windows is available from VPS-2.
• Kamatera: custom server sizes and a free 30-day trial.
• AccuWeb Hosting: managed support with a Windows licence included.

Forex data centers and which providers use them

Pick the city where your broker's trade server sits, then choose a provider with a server there. The table shows which providers name each data center for their VPS plans, and which only list the same city.

To find your broker's data center, ask the broker or look up the server name shown in the MT4 or MT5 login window. Then ping that server from the VPS location you plan to use, at the hours your strategy trades.

Eleven forex VPS providers compared

On monthly billing, the lowest prices here for 4 cores and 8 GB with Windows are OVHcloud ($19.60) and MyForexVPS ($49.99), against $79.99 for QuantVPS VPS Lite+. ForexVPS.net (22) and Kamatera (21) list the most locations, and QuantVPS is the only provider here with a 99.999% uptime SLA.

Prices checked on 10 Oct 2026.

Prices and terms checked on 10 Oct 2026.

The tables use each provider's own wording. An SLA sets contractual conditions and remedies; it is not a record of measured availability. Where a provider shows a temporary offer, the tables give its regular monthly price instead.

1. QuantVPS

QuantVPS runs its forex VPS plans in eight locations: Chicago, New York, London, Dublin, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Tokyo and Singapore. For forex, London (LD4) and New York (NY4) sit near the main broker hubs, with a published target of 0 to 10ms to forex brokers in each. Cores and memory are reserved for your VPS, and MT4 and MT5 come preinstalled.

Standard plans run AMD EPYC with DDR4 and start at $29.99 per month for VPS Starter (2 cores, 4GB, 50GB NVMe). Performance plans run AMD Ryzen 9 9950X with DDR5 and start at $39.99 for VPS Starter+. VPS Lite+ is $79.99 for 4 cores, 8GB DDR5 and 75GB NVMe, and Standard VPS Lite is $59.99 for the same cores, memory and storage on EPYC. Annual billing saves 20%, rates are locked for 3+ years, and every plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee.

• DDoS protection: always-on DDoS protection with advanced filtering, plus firewalls, on every server.
• Backups: automatic off-site backups on every VPS plan, Standard (AMD EPYC) and Performance (AMD Ryzen).
• Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 9950X on Performance plans.
• Close to the major venues: Chicago is 0.52ms from CME, New York serves NY4 forex brokers and US stocks and options, and London serves LD4 forex brokers.
• Uptime: 99.999% uptime, which allows about 26 seconds of downtime a month.

Windows Server 2025 is the default Windows setup, Windows Server 2022 is also offered, and Ubuntu Linux is available. There is no free trial. Best for: traders who want forex and futures servers from one provider, with London and New York for MT4 and MT5 and Chicago for CME.

The screenshot shows Performance plans, which start at $39.99 per month.

Source: quantvps.com/pricing, October 2026

2. Beeks Group

Beeks Group is an institutional trading infrastructure provider that also sells VPS plans for MetaTrader and cTrader. It does not state the processor model or RAM type; each VPS has its own CPU, RAM and SSD storage. Bronze is £32 per month excluding VAT on beeksgroup.com (£31 in its store) for 1 vCPU, 2,560 MB RAM and 30 GB SSD. The closest plan to 4 cores and 8 GB is Gold, at £100 per month excluding VAT (£97 in the store), for 4 vCPU, 6,656 MB RAM and 75 GB SSD.

The Beeks store lists six VPS locations: London, New York, Chicago, Frankfurt, Tokyo and Hong Kong. Beeks does not state latency figures, an uptime commitment, backups or DDoS protection for its VPS plans, so the tables show those as not stated. Windows Server 2022 adds £13 per month in the store order form, and trial and refund terms are not stated.

Prices are in pounds and exclude VAT, so convert them before comparing. Compared with QuantVPS, Beeks cites SOC2 and ISO27001 certifications, offers a managed VPS option and has a Hong Kong location. Best for: traders who want an institutional provider and pay in pounds.

3. ForexVPS.net

ForexVPS.net is a trading VPS provider for MetaTrader and other forex platforms. It does not state the processor model, RAM type or whether VPS cores are dedicated. Core costs $40 per month at its regular price, or $28.80 per month billed yearly ($345.60), for 2 cores, 4 GB RAM and 100 GB storage. Prime, its only fixed plan with 8 GB RAM, is $80 per month for 6 cores and 200 GB.

ForexVPS.net states 22 locations, including New York, London, Chicago, Zurich, Johannesburg, Mumbai and Seoul. It advertises "1ms low latency to Forex Brokers" and names Equinix NY4 in New York and Equinix TY8 in Tokyo. Plan cards say "100% uptime guarantee", while the SLA credits start below 99.99%, with scheduled maintenance and force majeure excluded. Automated weekly backups and DDoS protection are included on every VPS plan.

Windows Server 2025, 2022 or 2019 is included in the plan price. VPS purchases have a 14-day money-back guarantee, though the terms say discounted products are non-refundable. Compared with QuantVPS, ForexVPS.net has more locations, more storage per plan and a free trade copier with its VPS plans. Best for: traders whose broker sits outside QuantVPS's eight cities.

For more providers to weigh against it, see our guide to ForexVPS alternatives.

4. TradingFXVPS

TradingFXVPS sells forex VPS plans on AMD Ryzen 9 at 4.3 GHz with DDR5 and NVMe storage; it does not name the exact model or say whether VPS cores are dedicated. HFT Standard costs $25 per month on monthly billing for 1 core, 2 GB DDR5 and 30 GB NVMe, or $17.50 per month billed yearly ($210). HFT Expert, with 4 cores, 8 GB DDR5 and 50 GB NVMe, is $90 per month on monthly billing, or $63.75 per month billed yearly ($765).

TradingFXVPS lists eight locations: New York, London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Chicago, Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo. Its FAQ names Equinix LD4, NY4, TY3 and SG1, and it publishes cross-connect latency "from 0.30ms" to brokers. The SLA is a 99.99% uptime guarantee excluding scheduled maintenance and force majeure, with no service credits stated. Plan cards list four weekly off-site backups (the terms still make the customer responsible for backups), and DDoS protection is included.

Windows 2019 or 2022 is listed per plan. A 7-day trial costs $3.99, and a 30-day money-back guarantee applies to first-time VPS customers on non-discounted plans. Compared with QuantVPS, TradingFXVPS has a Hong Kong location, a paid trial and a lower yearly price for 4 cores and 8 GB. Best for: traders with brokers in Hong Kong or Singapore.

5. FXVM

FXVM sells Windows VPS plans and a restricted Virtual Desktop for traders. The Virtual Desktop is $15 per month on a shared Ryzen 7950X3D CPU with 3 GB RAM and 10 GB NVMe, limited to one trading platform. The cheapest full VPS, Lite, is $25 per month for 2 cores, 1.5 GB RAM and 60 GB SSD; FXVM does not state the VPS processor model. It publishes no 4 core, 8 GB plan, and its largest fixed VPS, Advanced, is $50 per month for 2 cores, 4 GB and 90 GB SSD.

Lite, Basic and Advanced plans are offered in 16 cities, including London, New York, Chicago, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Sydney, and the homepage names Equinix LD4 and NY4. FXVM advertises a "100% Uptime Guarantee", while its SLA promises more than 99.99% a month and credits 5% of the last payment per hour of downtime. Automatic backups and DDoS protection are included, with no backup schedule stated.

Windows Server is included on full VPS plans. A 7-day trial costs $0.99, and plans carry a 7-day money-back guarantee. Compared with QuantVPS, FXVM has twice as many cities, a lower entry price and a published SLA credit formula; it is run by the same company as ForexVPS.net. Best for: a single MT4 or MT5 terminal on a small budget.

6. NYC Servers

NYC Servers sells forex VPS plans on AMD EPYC processors with DDR5 and NVMe; it does not name the model per plan or say whether cores are dedicated. Basic VPS is $25 per month for 2 cores, 2 GB DDR5 and 60 GB NVMe, or $20.83 per month billed yearly. Professional VPS is $60 per month for 4 cores, 8 GB DDR5 and 100 GB NVMe, or $50 per month billed yearly.

It has six locations, each named by data center: New York (NY4), London (LD4), Tokyo (TY3), Singapore (SG1), Hong Kong (HK1) and Dublin (DUB1). It states "1ms latency to top brokers in NY4, LD4 & TY3 datacenters" and has no Chicago location. The SLA promises 100% availability during market trading hours, with credits from 10% of a month's charge. Backups are a $10 per month add-on taken weekly, and DDoS protection is not stated as included: the terms reserve the right to null route a targeted IP address.

Windows Server 2022 licensing is included, and services are unmanaged. VPS orders have a 14-day full refund policy, limited to one per account. Compared with QuantVPS, NYC Servers is cheaper at 4 cores and 8 GB ($60 against $79.99 for Lite+), with more storage and a Hong Kong location. Best for: forex traders whose brokers sit in NY4, LD4 or TY3.

7. MyForexVPS

MyForexVPS sells Windows VPS plans for MT4, MT5 and other platforms, with "Dedicated CPU & RAM" but no processor model or RAM type stated. Silver is $14.99 per month at its regular price for 2 cores, 2 GB RAM and 50 GB SSD. Platinum is $49.99 per month for 4 cores, 8 GB RAM and 100 GB SSD.

Servers are in New York, London, Amsterdam and Singapore, and MyForexVPS states latency "as low as 1ms" to major brokers; its New York data center is CoreSite NY1. Plan cards show 99.999%, but the SLA commits to more than 99.99% a month, with a credit of 5% of the last monthly payment per hour of downtime. Backups are not part of standard plans, and DDoS protection is not stated.

Windows Server 2019 or 2022 is included on every plan. All plans have a 7-day money-back guarantee and there is no free trial. Compared with QuantVPS, MyForexVPS costs less: Platinum has the same 4 cores and 8 GB as Lite+ for $49.99 against $79.99, with more storage. Best for: running several MT4 terminals at a low monthly price.

8. Cloudzy

Cloudzy is a general cloud host with a forex VPS range on DDR5 and NVMe. Its forex page says AMD EPYC and does not state core allocation, while its High Performance page says AMD Ryzen 9. The entry plan is $6.95 per month regular for 1 vCPU, 1 GB and 25 GB NVMe, shown at $3.48 under a limited-time 50% offer. The 4 GB plan, which Cloudzy pitches for multi-broker MT5, is $28.95 regular ($14.48 on the offer) with 2 vCPU, and the 8 GB plan is $52.95 for 4 vCPU and 240 GB NVMe.

Cloudzy lists 13 regions, including New York, London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Singapore, and states single-digit millisecond round trips to LD4, NY4 and TY3. It offers a 99.95% uptime SLA and tracks the last 30 days on its status page. Backups are not mentioned; snapshots are free up to a quota. DDoS mitigation is stated for High Performance plans but not on the forex VPS page.

Forex servers ship with a Windows trial licence, and permanent activation means bringing your own licence. Every plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee. Compared with QuantVPS, Cloudzy is cheaper at 4 vCPU and 8 GB, with more storage and more regions. Best for: testing a setup at a low price if you already hold a Windows licence.

9. OVHcloud

OVHcloud is a general cloud and hosting provider; its VPS pages do not state the processor model, RAM type or core allocation. VPS-1 costs $5.35 per month excluding taxes with no commitment (2 vCores, 4 GB, 40 GB NVMe), or $4.54 on a 12-month commitment, but it runs Linux or FreeBSD only. VPS-2 (4 vCores, 8 GB, 75 GB NVMe) is $10.00 per month with no commitment, or $19.60 with Windows Server 2025 Standard.

OVHcloud lists 19 data center cities, including London, Frankfurt, Washington DC and Singapore, but does not say which ones host VPS plans. It publishes no latency figure to brokers or exchanges. Its VPS SLA is 99.9%, and a daily automatic backup and anti-DDoS protection are included.

Trial and refund terms for VPS are not stated, and OVHcloud does not list supported trading platforms. Compared with QuantVPS, OVHcloud costs less for 4 cores and 8 GB, even with Windows, and has more locations. Best for: Linux bots and tools on a tight budget.

10. Kamatera

Kamatera is a general cloud provider with custom server sizes on Intel Xeon processors. Its $4 per month Basic plan has 1 shared vCPU, 1 GB RAM and 20 GB NVMe, and ships with Ubuntu. A General Purpose server with 4 vCPU (dedicated threads), 8 GB RAM, 80 GB NVMe and Windows Server 2022 costs $109 per month in its calculator, or $90 with Ubuntu.

Kamatera lists 21 data centers, including Chicago, New York, London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Tokyo and Singapore, with no published latency to brokers or exchanges. Its marketing pages say 99.95% uptime, while the formal SLA commits to 99.9%. Daily backup is a paid add-on ($6 per month on the 4 core, 8 GB server), and its Chicago page mentions DDoS protection without saying whether it is included.

Windows Server licences are included in the calculator price. A free 30-day trial covers services worth up to $100 on one server, and refund terms are not stated. Compared with QuantVPS, Kamatera has more locations, a free trial and a lower entry price. Best for: custom server sizes you can try for free first.

11. AccuWeb Hosting

AccuWeb Hosting is a hosting company with a managed Forex VPS range; it promises dedicated CPU cores and guaranteed RAM but does not state the processor model. Forex VPS 1 costs $15.00 per month on monthly billing, or from $7.99 per month on a 1-year term, for 1 vCPU, 1.5 GB RAM and 35 GB SSD (one FAQ answer says from $7). Forex VPS 4 has 4 vCPU, 8 GB and 50 GB SSD for $91.00 per month on monthly billing, or $59.99 per month on a 1-year term.

AccuWeb lists 17 data centers, including New York, London, Frankfurt, Tokyo and Singapore, and states typical broker latency of under 1ms to 10ms within the same region. It promises 99.9% uptime. A weekly backup is free in London, New York and Denver, daily backups cost $10 per month, and DDoS protection is included.

Windows Server is included, with extra licences needed for more than two RDP sessions at once. There is a 7-day money-back guarantee and no free VPS. Compared with QuantVPS, AccuWeb has more locations, fully managed support and a lower 1-year price at 4 vCPU and 8 GB. Best for: traders who want the provider to manage the server.

Best VPS for MT4 and MT5

For MT4 and MT5, choose a plan by how many terminals you run. Most providers publish a terminal or chart count per plan; pick the smallest plan that covers your count with room to spare. The table lists each provider's guidance as published on its plan cards.

Prices checked on 10 Oct 2026.

These counts assume light setups. Each extra chart, indicator and EA adds to CPU and RAM use, so check Task Manager during a busy session before adding more terminals. See MT4 and MT5 hosting on QuantVPS for plans with MetaTrader preinstalled in London and New York.

How to choose a forex VPS

Start with the broker connection, then check the application workload and ongoing cost. Measure latency to the broker’s trading server from the candidate region, including at the hours when your strategy runs. Compare the same operating system and billing interval. Read what the SLA covers and what remedy it provides, and confirm how backups and maintenance are handled.

For an Expert Advisor or copier, test reconnecting after a network interruption and restarting the terminal after a server reboot. A VPS can keep software running independently of a home computer, but it does not remove market risk, prevent slippage or guarantee that orders are accepted. Broker and application behavior remain part of the system.

FAQs

Which MT5 VPS has the best uptime guarantee?

Of the eleven providers here, QuantVPS has the highest written commitment: a 99.999% monthly SLA, about 26 seconds of downtime a month. ForexVPS.net, FXVM, TradingFXVPS and MyForexVPS set their SLAs at 99.99%, even where a headline says 100% or 99.999%. Cloudzy states 99.95%, OVHcloud and AccuWeb Hosting 99.9%, and Kamatera's SLA document says 99.9%. Beeks Group does not state one.

NYC Servers promises 100%, but only during market trading hours. Compare what each SLA excludes and what credit it pays, not just the percentage (checked on 10 Oct 2026).

What features matter in an MT5 VPS?

Location matters most: the VPS should sit in or near the data center that hosts your broker's MT5 server, such as LD4 in London or NY4 in New York. Then check for dedicated CPU and RAM, a written uptime SLA, Windows Server with RDP and the licence included, and backups.

MT5 preinstalled saves setup time, and a plan with a published terminal count makes sizing easier.

Can I run several MT5 terminals on one VPS?

Yes. Install each MT5 terminal in its own folder, or run it in portable mode, and log each one in to its own account, since one terminal handles one active account at a time. Each terminal adds to CPU and RAM use, so choose a plan whose published terminal count covers your setup.

Our guide shows how to open multiple MT5 terminals on the same VPS step by step.