Windows RDP hosting

A private Windows desktop available wherever your approved work happens.

Use Remote Desktop Protocol to access a Windows server for business software, development, administration and remote operations—with isolated CPU, RAM and storage.

Administrator RDP accessDedicated virtual resourcesWindows Server optionsFirewall and backup guidance
Remote desktop statusLIVE MAP
Session gatewayEncrypted RDP connection
Online
Windows resourcesCPU, RAM and disk assigned
Ready
Security policyFirewall and account controls
Protected
Work securely from compatible devices
Security plannedAccess, SSL and backups
Right-sized resourcesPay for the level you need
Migration guidanceControlled DNS and data move
Clear support scopeKnow what is managed
Proposed WHMCS products

Windows RDP plans built around memory and concurrent work

Choose enough RAM for the applications and number of sessions you plan to run. Resource-intensive software may require a larger plan.

Proposed WHMCS pricing. Windows Server licensing, location, administrator count, CAL requirements, backup retention and managed support can change the final price.

Entry

RDP 4

For administration and light apps

2 vCPU4 GB RAM60 GB NVMe
Annual effective price
$11.99/mo
Billed annually
2 vCPU4 GB RAM60 GB NVMe1 administrator session targetDedicated IPv4
Professional

RDP 16

For development and teams

6 vCPU16 GB RAM240 GB NVMe
Annual effective price
$36.99/mo
Billed annually
6 vCPU16 GB RAM240 GB NVMeMultiple workflow capacityPriority resources
Power

RDP 32

For demanding Windows workloads

8 vCPU32 GB RAM480 GB NVMe
Annual effective price
$64.99/mo
Billed annually
8 vCPU32 GB RAM480 GB NVMeHigh-memory applicationsArchitecture review
Service architecture

A remote desktop is useful when the workload belongs on a server

Choose the management layer, resource model and responsibility that match the actual workload.

Remote business software

Access compatible accounting, administration and productivity applications from a controlled Windows environment.

Development and testing

Use an isolated Windows system for supported .NET tools, browser testing and remote development tasks.

Administrative access

Manage Windows services, IIS, files and approved server applications through administrator RDP access.

Remote operations

Provide authorized users with a consistent Windows workspace based on proper licensing and access policies.

Core capabilities

Everything important stays visible and manageable

Each feature is explained in practical terms so customers understand what it does—and what still depends on the selected plan.

Remote Desktop Protocol

Connect from compatible Windows, macOS, mobile and Linux clients using secured RDP settings.

Administrator control

Install compatible legal software, manage services and configure the Windows environment.

Isolated resources

Use defined virtual CPU, RAM and NVMe storage rather than a shared desktop account.

Firewall and access rules

Restrict RDP exposure, use strong credentials and apply account lockout or allow-list policies.

Backup planning

Protect important files and server state with snapshots and independent backups according to plan.

Location choice

Select a region close to authorized users when available to reduce interactive latency.

Clear responsibility

RDP security starts by reducing who can reach the login screen

Remote Desktop should never rely on a simple password alone. Use firewall restrictions, secure gateways or VPN access where available, current updates and separate user accounts.

Discuss your setup
Limit source IPs where possible
Use strong unique credentials
Enable account lockout and MFA tools
Patch Windows and applications
Avoid exposing unnecessary services
Monitor failed logins and resource use
From order to production

A clear deployment workflow

Good hosting begins with requirements, not with the biggest package on the page.

01

Choose resources

Match CPU and RAM to the software and session count.

02

Select Windows edition

Confirm application compatibility and licensing.

03

Secure access

Apply firewall, user and RDP security settings.

04

Install approved software

Deploy applications, backups and monitoring before production use.

Compare clearly

See where each option changes responsibility and control

Use the table as a starting point, then confirm exact limits and licences in the final WHMCS product.

CapabilityRDP 4RDP 8RDP 16RDP 32
vCPU2468
RAM4 GB8 GB16 GB32 GB
NVMe target60 GB120 GB240 GB480 GB
Best forLight administrationDaily business appsDevelopment/teamsHigh-memory workloads
Administrator accessYesYesYesYes
Dedicated IPv41111
BackupsOptionalOptionalEnhanced optionEnhanced option
Managed supportAdd-onAdd-onAvailableAvailable
Workload fit

Designed for real projects, not vague “unlimited” promises

Match the hosting environment to the application, team and operational responsibility.

Remote administration

Manage Windows websites, files, services and approved server software from another location.

Business applications

Run compatible line-of-business applications in a consistent Windows environment.

Development workstations

Use remote Windows resources for supported development, testing and automation tasks.

Browser and QA testing

Test websites and workflows in a remote Windows session with controlled resources.

Remote staff access

Provide properly licensed authorized users with access to a centralized workspace.

IIS hosting management

Administer IIS and Windows web applications through RDP and Plesk where configured.

Frequently asked questions

Answers before you order

Clear guidance about pricing, licences, management, migration, security and choosing the right service level.

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Windows RDP hosting provides a remote Windows Server environment that you access through Remote Desktop Protocol.

Usually, RDP hosting is delivered on a Windows VPS. The service emphasizes remote desktop access while the underlying product provides virtual server resources.

You can install legal software compatible with the Windows edition, licence terms and allocated resources. Prohibited or abusive software is not allowed.

Concurrent user access depends on Windows licensing, Remote Desktop Services configuration and the plan. Do not assume unlimited simultaneous sessions.

Licensing treatment must be shown in the final WHMCS product. Additional CAL or Remote Desktop Services licensing may be required for certain use cases.

Restrict network access, use strong credentials, apply updates, use MFA or a secure gateway where possible and monitor failed logins.

Only lawful applications and usage that comply with the software licences, financial regulations and Fiveium acceptable-use policy are permitted.

Yes, a Windows server can host IIS websites and supported applications, but a dedicated Windows hosting or Plesk plan may be easier to manage.

Backup and snapshot options depend on the selected plan. Important business data should also have an independent backup and tested recovery process.

Choose based on software memory requirements, CPU load, storage, user sessions and latency. Larger applications require more RAM than simple administration tasks.

Build the correct product first

Choose the right environment before you overpay for resources.

Tell Fiveium what you are hosting, the software you use and the control you need. We will map it to a practical plan and WHMCS product.

Windows, Windows Server and Remote Desktop are Microsoft trademarks. Concurrent sessions and Remote Desktop Services use may require additional Microsoft licensing. Only lawful, authorized workloads are permitted.