Iran Server VpsX-4, IRR (on request) on Linux VPS

VpsX-4 has been added on Oct 2, 2019, Aggregate Rating (10 out of 10 from 2 reviews)

💪 CPU/Cores :	4 vCores
🔋 RAM :	4000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive Chat
🌏 Server Locations :	Iran
⚑ Targeting :	IR

See also initial VpsX-4 plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

IranServer is a long-established Iranian web hosting and cloud infrastructure provider founded in 2002. The business operates through Green Web Samaneh Novin, part of GreenWeb (greenweb.ir), and has grown from a small project started by five friends in a basement into a substantial technology group with approximately 250 employees. Mehdi Mohammadi leads the wider GreenWeb organization as CEO.

The company has developed a strong position in Iran, serving more than 373,000 customers and managing hundreds of thousands of active and completed services. Its infrastructure includes approximately 14,000 servers distributed across more than 70 locations, supported by a large technical and customer-service organization. The legal entity behind the operation is Green Web Samaneh Novin Company, registration number 43107, using IranServer and IranServer Cloud as its principal trade names.

IranServer has one of the broadest portfolios available from an Iranian provider. The range includes Linux and Windows shared hosting, WordPress and WooCommerce hosting, Python hosting, download hosting, email hosting, backup space, reseller accounts, domain registration, VPS, dedicated servers, colocation, IP ranges, cloud computing, Kubernetes, GPU infrastructure, CDN, object storage, block storage, SSL certificates, website building, security, DevOps, WordPress maintenance, and managed server support.

The shared hosting range accommodates conventional company websites, online stores, WordPress projects, Python applications, email systems, downloadable content, and remote backups. Depending on the selected plan, customers receive NVMe or SSD storage, RAID protection, LiteSpeed-compatible environments, malware protection, anti-DDoS filtering, automatic provisioning, scheduled backups, database support, email accounts, and SSL certificates.

WordPress and WooCommerce hosting receive additional optimization for content management and online commerce. These services combine tuned web-server configurations with migration assistance, WordPress installation, security features, backup facilities, and more carefully allocated resources than basic shared hosting. Python hosting supports projects developed with frameworks such as Django and Flask, giving developers an alternative to managing a complete VPS.

Reseller hosting is available for Linux, Windows, and WordPress environments. Linux and WordPress reseller customers can use DirectAdmin or cPanel, although Iranian reseller servers generally rely on DirectAdmin because of international software-licensing restrictions. Windows reseller packages use Plesk, customer account separation, private nameservers, and centralized subscription administration.

The domain operation covers more than 400 extensions. Customers can register Iranian .ir domains, international extensions such as .com and .net, Persian internationalized domains, premium domains, and expiring names. The range also includes transfers, backordering, domain auctions, reseller registration, registrar locking, and DNS management. Iranian domains are especially affordable, while international extension prices move with exchange rates and registry fees.

Virtual private servers are available in Iran, Germany, Finland, France, and the United States. Customers can choose Linux or Windows, reinstall the operating system through the management interface, scale resources, attach additional storage, and use dedicated IPv4 addresses. Specialized configurations are available for trading platforms, GPU processing, application hosting, and other workloads that need more isolation than shared hosting.

Dedicated servers extend the geographic range to Iran, Germany, France, Canada, and the United States. The available configurations include economical servers, high-performance systems, online-store infrastructure, storage-oriented machines, hybrid storage, GPU hardware, custom deployments, and managed installations. Buyers can select standard configurations or request infrastructure adapted to specific CPU, memory, storage, bandwidth, and operating-system requirements.

Cloud services cover Infrastructure as a Service, GPU as a Service, Bare Metal as a Service, Kubernetes as a Service, content delivery, block storage, object storage, and AI-oriented computing. The S3-compatible object-storage platform is suitable for backups, static files, software assets, video archives, and application data. Block storage can be attached to compatible virtual machines when additional persistent capacity is required.

The managed n8n service provides a ready-to-use workflow automation platform without forcing the customer to install and maintain the complete application stack. This is useful for businesses connecting websites, databases, messaging systems, customer-management platforms, and third-party applications through automated workflows.

Security and management services complete the portfolio. Customers can obtain Certum and Comodo SSL certificates, software licenses, WordPress troubleshooting, website migration, server hardening, security assessments, DevOps assistance, monitoring, and IP range rental.

The Blue Umbrella managed-support service covers continuous monitoring, system administration, firewall configuration, operating-system maintenance, backups, troubleshooting, migration, reporting, and incident handling. Eligible packages include response targets beginning below 30 minutes, making the service suitable for businesses that operate servers without an internal system-administration team.

The IranServer storefront is modern, responsive, and suitable for mobile devices. The commercial interface is primarily in Persian, and prices are displayed in Iranian tomans. This structure is convenient for domestic customers familiar with Iranian banking and commercial procedures, although it creates additional difficulty for international buyers who require an English ordering environment.