VPS servers in Georgia

RedNET VPS servers are physically located in Tbilisi, Georgia. RedNET VPS hosting runs on infrastructure based in Georgia and comes with a Georgian public IPv4 address.

Yes. RedNET VPS is available in Georgia to both local and international customers. RedNET VPS servers are physically located in Tbilisi.

Yes. Every RedNET VPS comes with one public IPv4 address, included in the VPS price.
No CGNAT is used, so your RedNET VPS has a direct public IPv4 address.

No. Each RedNET VPS includes one public IPv4 address. Additional IPv4 addresses are not available at this time.

Changing the existing public IPv4 address of a RedNET VPS on customer request is not available.

No. RedNET VPS plans have no artificial bandwidth or speed limits.
All RedNET VPS plans share the same network infrastructure, and no artificial speed cap is applied per plan.

RedNET VPS has no fixed monthly traffic quota.
However, a RedNET VPS must not be used to generate or relay excessive volumes of traffic. Improper or excessive use of the network may lead to appropriate restrictions.

Normal outbound traffic is allowed on RedNET VPS.
Restrictions may apply to use that violates RedNET's acceptable use rules or puts excessive load on the network.

International network speed on RedNET VPS is not artificially limited by plan.
International speed depends on the specific destination, routing, external networks and current network conditions, so it may vary between international destinations.

No. Inbound connections to ports are not restricted at the RedNET VPS network level.
You can use them for your own web server, application or any other permitted network service.

Yes. Using a RedNET VPS as a personal VPN server is allowed for personal or educational purposes.
For example, you can use a RedNET VPS as a private VPN endpoint to connect your own devices.

A RedNET VPS can be used for several of your own devices, including as a personal VPN or another permitted network endpoint.

No. Operating a public VPN or proxy service on a RedNET VPS is not allowed.
VPN/proxy use on a RedNET VPS is permitted only for personal or educational purposes.

No. Operating a commercial VPN or proxy service on a RedNET VPS is not allowed.
VPN/proxy use on a RedNET VPS is permitted only for personal or educational purposes.

Yes. RedNET VPS is not intended for projects that generate or relay excessive volumes of network traffic.
In such cases RedNET may apply appropriate network restrictions or other measures.

RedNET VPS is not intended for workloads that cause excessive use of resources or the network.
If your project needs heavy resource usage, we recommend contacting RedNET Support in advance to confirm it fits the VPS terms of use.

Yes. You get full root access on a RedNET VPS.
Root access lets you manage the operating system, software, services, users, firewall and other system settings yourself.

RedNET VPS supports Linux and Windows operating systems. See the full list on this page, in the operating systems section.

Direct VNC console access is not available to customers.
The VNC console is available only to authorised RedNET staff from RedNET's internal network, and is used only in exceptional cases for specific technical or support needs.
If you need the VNC console of your RedNET VPS for a specific technical reason, contact us and we will review the request individually.

An OS reinstall on a RedNET VPS is possible only in exceptional, one-off cases.
For example, if you have lost your login credentials, locked yourself out of the VPS by blocking required ports with a misconfigured firewall, or hit a similar technical problem.

You manage the RedNET VPS firewall directly from the operating system, with root access.
RedNET does not provide a separate, external firewall management console. Firewall configuration is managed by you from within the VPS operating system.

If you lose SSH access to your RedNET VPS, contact RedNET Support and give us the details of the problem.
If it is caused by lost login/password credentials, a misconfigured firewall or a similar technical issue, the case is reviewed individually.

Yes. RedNET VPS plans can be upgraded.
Upgrade terms depend on the chosen VPS plan and the resources you need. When you upgrade, the cost is recalculated according to the current terms.

No, RedNET VPS plans cannot be downgraded. Moving to a smaller plan means shrinking the disk, which carries a risk of data loss and file system damage. To keep your data safe, VPS downgrades are not allowed.

A RedNET VPS is set up within 6 hours at most.
During business hours, activation usually takes about 30-45 minutes.

The price of a RedNET VPS depends on the plan you choose. VPS plans start from 40 ₾ a month.
Current plan prices and resources are on this page, in the plans section.

Yes. One public IPv4 address is included in the RedNET VPS price, at no extra charge.

Yes. RedNET VPS prices include the applicable taxes required by Georgian law.

RedNET does not charge any additional payment fee.
However, your bank or payment provider may charge its own fee, depending on the card type, currency and the terms of that bank or provider.

Yes. RedNET VPS is available with monthly billing and no long-term contract.

Yes. RedNET VPS is available with 3, 6 and 12-month prepayment, at a discount.

If a payment is missed, the RedNET VPS service is suspended.
If the VPS remains unpaid for 3 consecutive months, it is automatically deleted from the system.

For security reasons, there is no option to delete a VPS directly from the RedNET customer area.
To have a RedNET VPS deleted, contact us; the deletion is carried out after confirmation.
Before deletion, you are responsible for backing up any data you need.

RedNET VPS service availability is governed by the applicable terms of service.
Information about significant technical incidents and service disruptions is published in RedNET's Announcements section.

RedNET VPS customers can reach RedNET Support on technical matters through the website contact form, the customer area or the hotline phone.
When contacting support, include your VPS number, IP address and a detailed description of the problem so the technical team can check it quickly.

Yes. For critical technical problems the RedNET hotline works 24/7 and handles the issue as a priority, within the terms of the applicable support plan.