🇧🇬 VPS server in Bulgaria
Rent a virtual server in Sofia from $10/month. Intel Xeon CPUs, NVMe storage, unmetered traffic and DDoS protection on every plan, with a dedicated IPv4 address and an IPv6 subnet included. Deployed in about 5 minutes — no KYC required.
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VPS plans in Bulgaria
Six configurations from 1 to 32 GB RAM on Intel Xeon. Every Sofia plan includes 1 IPv4 address, an IPv6 /125 subnet and unmetered traffic.
Prices are per month for the billing term selected on the card (3 mo by default). Switch the term and the price and total update. The longer the term, the lower the monthly rate:3 mo — 5%, 6 mo — 10%, 12 mo — 15%. The order button opens checkout with the selected term.
Why choose a Bulgaria VPS from LikeVPS
NVMe SSD on every plan
Fast NVMe storage on all plans, even the $10 entry plan. Databases, package installs and backups run without I/O bottlenecks.
DDoS protection included
L3/L4 flood filtering (SYN, UDP, ICMP) plus basic L7 rules are on by default. No extra fees, no activation request.
Unmetered traffic
Every Sofia plan comes with unmetered traffic, so a busy month does not turn into an overage bill.
Online in about 5 minutes
Provisioning is automatic: pay, get the IP and root password by email, connect over SSH or RDP.
Full root / admin access
KVM virtualization with reserved vCPU, RAM and disk. Install any OS image, Docker, panels or your own ISO.
No KYC payments
Pay with BTC, USDT, ETH and 10+ other coins or with a card. An email address is all you need to sign up.
Data center in Sofia
Best use cases for a VPS in Bulgaria
- Websites and online stores for Bulgarian and Balkan audiences
- VPN, proxy and network nodes with a Bulgarian IP address
- Windows VPS for remote desktops and trading terminals in Southeast Europe
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to deploy a VPS in Bulgaria?
Usually 3–5 minutes after the payment is confirmed. The server in Sofia is created automatically and the IP address, login and password are sent to your email. Crypto payments are credited after the network confirmation, typically within 5–15 minutes.
Which VPS plans are available in Sofia?
Six plans: from Lite (1 vCore, 1 GB RAM, 10 GB NVMe) at $10/month up to Like+ (8 vCore, 32 GB RAM, 200 GB NVMe). All of them run on Intel Xeon and include unmetered traffic, DDoS protection, one IPv4 address and an IPv6 subnet.
Can I order a Windows VPS in Bulgaria?
Yes. Windows Server 2019 or 2022 is installed at checkout or on request through support, and you connect over RDP. Windows itself uses about 2 GB of RAM, so we recommend the Pro plan (4 GB) or higher; the 1–2 GB plans are best kept for Linux.
Does GDPR apply to a VPS in Bulgaria?
Bulgaria has been an EU member since 2007, so a server in Sofia keeps your data inside the European Union and under GDPR. That makes it a simple choice for projects that need EU data residency.
Do I need to verify my identity?
No. We only ask for an email address. Crypto payments go through Cryptomus and card payments through Mercuryo — no passport scans or company documents.
Can I upgrade the plan later?
Yes, at any time from the billing panel. The upgrade keeps your data and is billed pro rata for the rest of the period. Downgrades apply from the next billing cycle if your disk usage fits the smaller plan.
Is the traffic really unmetered?
Yes. Bulgarian plans have no monthly transfer cap and no overage fees. The usual fair-use rules apply: the network may not be used for attacks, spam or other abuse.
Bulgaria VPS hosting — what it is and who it's for
A VPS in Bulgaria is a virtual server with its own vCPU, RAM and NVMe disk, running in a data center in Sofia. You get root access and a dedicated IPv4 address, just like a physical server, but you pay only for the resources you need and can resize the server in minutes.
Why host in Sofia
Sofia is the main interconnection point of the Balkans. A server there gives low latency to users in Bulgaria and in neighbouring Romania, Greece, Serbia, North Macedonia and Turkey, while still reaching Central Europe in a few dozen milliseconds. Bulgaria is an EU member state, so GDPR applies and you avoid cross-border transfer questions for European user data.
Who uses a Bulgarian VPS
- Local websites and e-commerce — shops, media and SaaS products aimed at Bulgarian-speaking users load faster from Sofia than from Frankfurt or Amsterdam.
- VPN and proxy nodes — a Bulgarian IP address for geo-specific services, ad verification and testing.
- Game servers for the Balkans — Minecraft, CS2 or FiveM communities get a stable ping across the region.
- Remote work and trading — a Windows VPS in Sofia as an always-on desktop for teams and trading terminals.
How to choose a Bulgaria VPS plan
Lite (1 GB) covers a VPN, a proxy or a Telegram bot. Lite+ (2 GB) runs a small website or a couple of Docker containers. Pro (4 GB) is the sweet spot for WordPress, a small shop or Windows Server. Super (8 GB) handles online stores with a database and several sites, while Super+ and Like+ (16–32 GB) suit high-traffic projects, analytics and heavy applications.
What’s included on every plan
NVMe SSD, unmetered traffic, DDoS protection, 1 IPv4 + an IPv6 /125 subnet, root or administrator access, one-click OS installation (Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Windows Server) and 24/7 support from engineers. ISPmanager 6 Lite is free for the first month if you prefer a control panel.
Nearby locations and alternatives
For the same region you can also look at a VPS in Romania, Greece or Serbia. If your users are spread across Europe, Germany and the Netherlands offer the best average latency. Need more CPU power? See High Performance VPS on AMD Ryzen 9 or dedicated servers.
Ready to deploy your VPS in Bulgaria?
Pick a plan in Sofia — the server is online about 5 minutes after payment.