Configure Your Virtual Server With the VDS Configurator

Choose the processor model (Xeon or Ryzen) along with CPU, RAM, disk and IP; set the DDoS protection and backup frequency. The VDS configurator shows the effect of every choice on the price instantly.

Processor Model Pricing is always determined by the processor model you choose.
Operating System Choose the operating system to run on your server.
Server Resources On the right of each row you see that component's contribution to the total price.
CPU (vCPU) 6 ₺
vCPU
Unit: 6 ₺ / vCPU You can select at most 16 vCPU. For higher capacity, dedicated servers.
RAM (Memory) 0 ₺
GB
Unit: 0 ₺ / GB You can select at most 64 GB. For higher capacity, dedicated servers.
Disk (NVMe) 0 ₺
GB
Unit: 0 ₺ / GB You can select at most 1000 GB. For higher capacity, dedicated servers.
IP Address 20 ₺
IPs
Unit: 20 ₺ / IP You can select at most 8 IPs. For more, dedicated servers.
Additional Features Protection and backup options are added to the total.
DDoS Protection
Backup Frequency
Every server starts with 1 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 25 GB NVMe disk and 1 IP address. You cannot go below these base values; you can increase them upward according to your needs.

Configuration Summary

The amounts on the right are each component's contribution to the price.

Processor Xeon Processor
Operating System -
CPU 1 vCPU6 ₺
RAM 4 GB0 ₺
Disk 25 GB0 ₺
IP Address 1 IP20 ₺
DDoS NoneFree
Backup NoneFree
Estimated Monthly Total 0 ₺/mo

The amount shown is an estimate; the exact price and VAT are calculated at the order step.

What Is the VDS Configurator?

If ready-made plans feel too tight, build the virtual server that fits your needs exactly yourself.

The VDS configurator is a tool that lets you build your own configuration by choosing every component of a virtual server (VDS) step by step. You choose the processor model, the number of cores, memory, disk space, IP address, DDoS protection level and backup frequency; with every change the system instantly shows both the unit price and that component's contribution to the total. This way you can set up exactly the virtual server you need without paying for resources you will not use.

In the configuration, the base price is always determined by the processor model: unit prices differ for Xeon and Ryzen, and your CPU, RAM and disk costs change according to the model you choose. In the summary card on the right you see how much each component adds to the price next to its row and track your budget item by item.

Once you have built the configuration you have in mind, you move to the order step with one click. If your needs grow over time you can easily upgrade your VDS from the panel; if you want a quick start with a ready solution, you can review the optimized plans on our VDS rental page.

What Is a Virtual Server (VDS)?

A VDS (Virtual Dedicated Server) is a dedicated server created by splitting a powerful physical server with virtualization technology. Unlike shared hosting, your CPU, RAM and disk resources belong only to you; the load of neighboring users does not affect your performance.

With full management (root) authority you can install any operating system you like and shape the server to your needs. It is an ideal solution for websites, e-commerce, game servers, application hosting and development environments.

You can design your own virtual server in minutes with the configurator above, and review our VDS rental page for ready-made options.

Virtual server (VDS) configuration and management image

How Much of Each Resource Should I Choose?

Knowing what each component does makes it easier to set up the right configuration and the right budget.

CPU (vCPU)

Determines processing power. Increase the number of cores for sites that serve many visitors at once and for heavy applications; a low core count is enough for a simple site.

RAM (Memory)

Affects how smoothly concurrently running applications and processes work. If you will run a database, e-commerce or several services, keeping memory high noticeably improves performance.

Disk (NVMe SSD)

The space taken up by your files, database and backups. On a fast NVMe disk, choosing a bit more than you need keeps you from running short on space later.

IP Address

A single IP is enough for most projects. If you want several sites that need separate SSL or a clean email sending address, you can add extra IPs.

How Does It Work?

Configuring your virtual server takes only four steps.

1

Choose the Processor Model

Choose Xeon or Ryzen. Pricing is shaped by this choice.

2

Adjust the Resources

Increase the number of CPU, RAM, disk and IPs; see each row's price contribution.

3

Choose Additional Features

Set the DDoS protection level and backup frequency.

4

See the Price, Complete

See the instant total and carry the configuration to the order step.

Xeon or Ryzen?

Both processor families are powerful; the choice depends on the nature of the work you will run.

Enterprise / Continuity

Xeon Processor

It stands out in multi-core workloads and systems that must run uninterrupted for a long time. It is a safe choice for applications serving many users at once.

Databases and enterprise applications
Multi-user, always-on services
Need for a high core count
Performance / Frequency

Ryzen Processor

Thanks to its high core frequency, it gives a clear advantage in jobs where single-core performance matters. It is ideal for game servers and processing-heavy applications.

Game servers and low latency
Single-core-focused applications
Rendering and fast processing power

If you need a gaming and high-frequency focused server, you can also review our Ryzen VDS page.

Powerful and Secure Infrastructure

Every virtual server you configure runs on a modern infrastructure equipped with NVMe SSD disks, a low-latency network and advanced DDoS protection. Because hardware resources are allocated exclusively to you, your performance is predictable and stable.

Our servers are monitored with a high-availability goal; our 24/7 expert support team is by your side whenever you need it. As your project grows you can easily upgrade your configuration from the panel and move to more resources without downtime.

For more technical detail and ready-made plans, take a look at our VDS server page.

NetVay VDS infrastructure and NVMe server hardware image

Ready-Made VDS or Custom Configuration?

If you are in a hurry, start in minutes with our optimized ready-made VDS plans; if you want full control, build your own virtual server with the VDS configurator. On both paths NVMe disks, advanced DDoS protection and 24/7 expert support are by your side.

Frequently Asked Questions.

What you wonder about the VDS configurator and virtual server configuration is here. Wherever you are undecided, our expert support team guides you according to your workload.

The VDS Configurator is a configuration tool that lets you build your own virtual server by choosing CPU, RAM, disk, IP address, processor model, DDoS protection and backup frequency one by one. The price updates instantly with each of your choices and you can carry the configuration to the order step.
The base price is always calculated from the processor model you choose. CPU, RAM, disk and IP unit prices differ for Xeon and Ryzen; the total is formed by multiplying the amount of resources you choose by these unit prices. Additional features such as DDoS protection and backup are added to the total.
Yes. During configuration, both the unit price of each resource and its current total contribution are displayed. In the summary card on the right you see item by item how much CPU, RAM, disk, IP, DDoS and backup add to the total.
Every server starts with 1 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 25 GB NVMe disk and 1 IP address. You cannot go below these base values; you can increase them upward according to your needs.
Xeon is more suitable for multi-core, always-on enterprise workloads and databases; Ryzen is more suitable for game servers that need high core frequency and single-core-focused jobs. If you are not sure, our support team will guide you according to your workload.
After completing your choices, simply press the Complete Configuration button. All the features you selected are carried to the order page and the setup is completed with the payment step.
Yes. You can find pre-optimized ready-made plans that suit your needs on our VDS rental page. Ready-made plans are a practical option for those who want to start without hurry.