Tony, from CheapWindowsVPS, is celebrates this thanksgiving with you with this special offer!

The offer

• 1.15GB RAM
• 1 vCPU core
• 45GB SSD space
• 2TB bandwidth
• 1Gbps uplink
• 1x IPv4 address
• KVM/SolusVM
• Windows Server 2003, 2008, or 2012
• $7/month
• Order here

CheapWindowsVPS was founded earlier this year, somewhere in February. The domain is a lot older (first registered in 2007), so I assume Tony bought it to start offering these services. Host nodes use dual Intel Xeon E5-2620v2 CPUs, have 160GB of RAM, and are packet with 8x 1 TB Solid State Drives in RAID50 backed up by an LSI RAID controller. Needless to say, that is quite the beast of a machine. You also get plenty of disk space with this VPS. I haven’t got much experience with Windows Server myself, but I think a good chunk of that disk space goes to Windows itself. However, with 40GB of disk space in total, there should be plenty of room for your own software and files as well. The reviews on their last posts were a bit mixed with two users reporting frequent downtime and another one mentioning blacklisted IPs (which could be an issue should you be using these for e-mail). Unfortunately, Tony did not respond to those messages, which I hope he will do here. As always, if you’re with these guys, please let us know your experiences!

CheapWindowsVPS accepts PayPal and Bitcoin for payments. They have a 72-hour no questions asked money back guarantee, so it’s pretty safe to try them out. Additional IPv4 addresses are available at $1/IPv4/month and are now discounted 30% by using the same coupon ‘LEB30‘. Please take the time to read their Terms of Service, as you agree to them when you sign up!

Network information

ColoCrossing – Los Angeles, CA, USA
Test IPv4: 23.95.26.2
Test file: http://23.95.26.2/100MB.img

ColoCrossing – Chicago, IL, USA
Test IPv4: 23.95.88.2
Test file: http://23.95.88.2/100MB.img

ColoCrossing – Buffalo, NY, USA
Test IPv4: 162.221.183.2
Test file: http://162.221.183.2/100MB.img

mpkossen

Maarten Kossen served as the administrator of LowEndBox from 2013 to 2015, playing a key role in guiding the platform during a critical phase of its growth. During his tenure, Maarten introduced numerous improvements, helped shape editorial direction, and contributed to the evolution of LowEndBox as both a resource and a community hub for budget-conscious hosting users.

With a deep understanding of web hosting, server management, and open-source infrastructure, Maarten brought fresh ideas and steady leadership to the site, bridging the gap between the original vision of LowEndAdmin and the future of the platform.

Today, Maarten remains an active and valued member of the LowEndTalk community (@mpkossen), continuing to share his experience, engage in discussions, and support the broader LowEnd ecosystem.