KVM VPS and VDS servers in Mumbai (BOM-1) for west and south India

These are typical ranges on wired broadband, not promises; your ISP and route move them, and Wi-Fi or mobile data adds 5–40 ms. Nearby towns follow their city: Nashik like Pune, Surat and Vadodara like Ahmedabad, Mysuru like Bangalore.

For comparison, a server in Singapore is typically 55–70 ms from Indian cities and one on the US East coast 220–260 ms, and your data leaves India. Time your own connection with our browser latency test for the Mumbai region.

BOM-1 serves west India (Maharashtra, Gujarat, Goa) and, until southern regions open, Karnataka, Kerala, Telangana and Tamil Nadu too. It suits:

• Online stores and WordPress sites with buyers in Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad, Bangalore or Hyderabad.
• SaaS apps and APIs with users all over India, where the lowest average latency matters most.
• Windows apps over Remote Desktop for teams in Mumbai, Pune or Gujarat.
• Staging and test servers you run for a few hours, since hourly billing keeps short runs cheap.
• Data residency needs. Services in BOM-1 keep customer data inside India, which simplifies DPDP Act, 2023 compliance.

The Mumbai data centre is a Tier III facility: N+1 power with dual utility feeds, diesel generators and UPS, N+1 precision cooling, multi-homed transit with peering at NIXI, always-on DDoS scrubbing and a 10 Gbps uplink per compute node.

Prices are identical in both regions, with no city surcharge, so the choice is only about where your users are.

• Choose Mumbai (BOM-1) if most visitors are in Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad, Surat, Hyderabad, Bangalore or Chennai.
• Choose Delhi NCR (DEL-1) if most are in Delhi, Noida, Gurugram, Jaipur, Lucknow, Kanpur or Chandigarh. DEL-1 serves Delhi NCR at 8–14 ms, Jaipur at 18–26 ms, and Lucknow, Kanpur and Chandigarh at 20–35 ms. Our page on VPS hosting in Delhi NCR covers the north in detail.
• Split or all-India audience: Mumbai. It has the strongest peering and the lowest average latency across the country.
• Kolkata and the east: Mumbai usually wins, but Delhi NCR is sometimes shorter depending on your carrier, so we test both with you before you commit.

You are not locked in: moving between regions later is free, and we do the migration.

We do not have a data centre in south India today. Chennai and Bengaluru regions are planned, but there is no launch date yet, and we will not guess one. Until they open, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Coimbatore and Kochi are all served from Mumbai, at 24–44 ms in Hyderabad, Bangalore and Chennai and 36–50 ms in Coimbatore and Kochi.

For a cached website that gap is hard to feel. For Remote Desktop for a team in Bangalore, or a game server with mostly southern players, a host with servers in the south will serve you better, and we would rather say so before you order. Our page on VPS hosting for Chennai and Bangalore explains the plan and the options, and hosting the south from Mumbai shows what the gap costs city by city.

Every plan is a KVM virtual machine with its own kernel, reserved RAM, NVMe storage and a dedicated IPv4 address.

• Linux VPS: Ubuntu 20.04 / 22.04 / 24.04, Debian 11 / 12 / 13 and AlmaLinux 8 / 9 / 10, plus one-click app images. Full root over SSH; ready in under 60 seconds.
• Windows VPS: Windows Server 2019 and 2022 with Administrator access over RDP, ready in 5–10 minutes. Windows VDS 4 and VDS 8 are ₹4,499 (US$51.13) and ₹9,199 (US$104.53)/mo with the licence included; for a Windows VPS, ask us for the price on your plan size first.
• Control panels: cPanel and WHM, Plesk or CyberPanel, with licences at the vendor price and no markup.

For the full feature list, see KVM VPS hosting in India.

A VPS shares physical CPU time fairly between tenants, with headroom to burst. That suits most websites and APIs, whose load comes in bursts.

A VDS pins whole physical cores to your instance alone. The point is not extra peak speed but having your cores every minute, which matters for jobs that run a core flat out for hours: video encoding, CI builds, a game server's tick loop or an ERP.

Run on a VPS first; if CPU steal or uneven run times show up, move to a VDS. VDS 4 starts at ₹3,576 (US$40.64)/mo with 4 pinned cores and 16 GB RAM, at the same price in Mumbai and Delhi NCR. Read what a VDS is and when you need one.

If you need the whole physical machine rather than pinned cores, see our guide to a dedicated server in Mumbai or Delhi NCR.

• Hourly, with a monthly cap. The total for a calendar month stops at the plan's monthly price.
• Same price in Mumbai and Delhi NCR.
• No setup fees and no free trial credit.
• UPI or bank transfer, in rupees, with no forex markup.
• Prices exclude 18% GST. Every plan size is on the full price list.

KVM VPS and VDS are not covered by the 7-day money-back guarantee that applies to Web & cPanel, WordPress and reseller hosting, but hourly billing means a server you delete after a day costs a day. The detail is in how hourly billing with a monthly cap works.

1. Create an account in the client area and add funds to your wallet by UPI or bank transfer.
2. Open deploy a cloud server and choose a plan size from the table above.
3. Pick Mumbai (BOM-1) as the region.
4. Choose a Linux or Windows Server image and add your SSH key.
5. Deploy. Hourly billing starts when the server is created, and a Linux server is usually ready in under a minute.

Need a VDS, a custom size or help choosing? Use the enquiry form or call us, and say Mumbai.

Migration is free and done by our team. We copy sites, databases, mail and DNS to your new VPS in BOM-1, run both in parallel, then cut over at a time you choose, usually late evening IST. Our guide on moving hosts without downtime covers the steps if you prefer to do it yourself.