rdp.sh is an infrastructure-as-a-service provider that sells virtual private servers. It has two product lines: Windows RDP servers and Linux VPS. Every server is a KVM virtual machine running on the company's own Proxmox-based hosting nodes. Customers pick a plan, a location and an operating system, and the server usually deploys within minutes. They get full administrator or root access.
Windows servers come with Windows Server 2019, 2022 or 2025, and customers connect to them over Remote Desktop (RDP). Linux servers can run Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS Stream, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, Fedora or Kali. Servers run in Amsterdam, Warsaw, Bucharest, Miami, New York and Hong Kong.
Customers manage their servers from a web dashboard. They can start, stop and restart a server, reinstall the operating system, reset the password, set firewall rules, add backups and upgrade to a bigger plan. Teams can share access to the same servers. There is also a REST API for automation and resellers, and customers can register domains through rdp.sh as well. Servers renew on a prepaid account balance, which can be topped up with standard payment methods or cryptocurrency. Support is handled through a ticket system in the dashboard.
rdp.sh is aimed at developers, traders, remote workers, businesses and resellers who want an always-on remote desktop or server at a low price, without long contracts or complicated setup.