What is a cloud server?
A cloud server (VPS) is a virtual server with root access, built on virtualised physical server resources reserved for you. Unlike shared hosting, you fully control the operating system, software and security settings. It is ideal for web applications, APIs, databases, game servers and development environments.
NVMe storage and setup in minutes
REGTR cloud servers use NVMe drives for high IOPS and low latency. When your order is confirmed, the server is provisioned automatically and you can connect over SSH within minutes. Every server includes dedicated IPv4 and IPv6, 20 TB monthly traffic and network-level DDoS protection. Servers run in Hetzner data centers in Germany and Finland; support, billing and the control panel are provided by REGTR in Turkish and English, with payment in TRY, EUR or USD.
Full control from the panel
- Start, stop, reboot and reinstall the operating system
- Browser VNC console and rescue mode
- Snapshots and restore
- Firewall rules and reverse DNS (PTR)
- Root password reset and SSH keys
Which cloud server plan should I choose?
Cloud VPS plans are the most economical start for websites, small apps and test environments. For higher single-core speed and more disk, see the latest AMD-based Performance VPS; for Docker and modern Linux workloads, ARM VPS offers more cores for the same budget. For busy databases, e-commerce and other sustained CPU-heavy work we recommend Dedicated CPU plans, where the cores are reserved for you only. Not sure? Our cloud server guide matches common projects to plans. If you would rather not manage a server, web hosting or WordPress hosting may be more practical.



