Cheap VPS Hosting in India
Affordable, not oversold. Get a full-root NVMe KVM VPS from Rs. 518/mo with honest, guaranteed resources — billed in INR with GST, no forex markup, no surprise renewals.
What a cheap VPS should still include
Cheap should never mean crippled. Many budget hosts oversell CPU and hand you slow SATA disks on congested nodes. At Getwebup, even our lowest-cost VPS in India ships with enterprise NVMe SSD, full root access over KVM, a dedicated IP and guaranteed resources — because you're paying in INR with no forex markup, you get more performance per rupee than USD-priced providers.
No forex markup
Pay in Rupees with GST — no 3–5% card conversion fee that USD hosts add on every invoice.
Guaranteed, not oversold
Dedicated vCPU and RAM over KVM — your resources are yours, even on the cheapest plan.
NVMe on every plan
Fast NVMe storage across the range — no slow SATA on the entry tier.
Great for students & MVPs
Ideal for learning Linux, side projects, bots and hosting a SaaS MVP on a budget.
Upgrade anytime
Start small and scale to more vCPU, RAM and storage as you grow — no rebuild required.
Low latency in India
Mumbai & Delhi nodes keep your cheap VPS fast for Indian users.
Our most affordable plans
Start from Rs. 518/mo and scale when you need to. Longer billing cycles bring the effective price down further.
Cheap VPS India — FAQs
What is the cheapest VPS you offer?
Our entry VPS starts at Rs. 518/month with dedicated vCPU, RAM, NVMe storage and full root access — billed in INR with a GST invoice.
Are cheap VPS plans oversold?
Not ours. We run KVM virtualization with dedicated resources, so your CPU and RAM are guaranteed even on the lowest-cost plan.
Is there a free VPS?
We don't offer a free VPS — free VPS deals are almost always oversold or time-limited. Our paid plans start low at Rs. 518/mo and give you genuine, reliable resources.
Do cheap plans include full root access?
Yes. Every plan — from the cheapest up — includes full root/SSH over KVM, so you can install a Linux distro, control panel or any stack you like.
Can I upgrade from a cheap plan later?
Yes. Start on the entry plan and scale to more vCPU, RAM and NVMe storage whenever your workload grows, with minimal downtime.