Host in Brazil brings your websites, applications and remote desktops closer to the people who use them. Our virtual private servers run in two Brazilian datacenters, in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, and every VPS comes with root access and a Brazilian IP address. When a project outgrows virtualisation, dedicated servers in a Tier III facility in Rio de Janeiro deliver whole machines with hot-swap RAID, free cPanel/WHM and eight dedicated IPv4 addresses.
Alongside servers, we offer Windows RDP in São Paulo, Linux cPanel web hosting in Brazil, WordPress hosting from a Netherlands datacenter and domain registration including .com.br. This page gives you an overview of each service, explains which one suits which kind of project, and points you to the detailed pages where plans and prices are listed in full.
Choose the service that fits your project; every option is tied to Brazil for local reach.
KVM virtual servers in São Paulo with dedicated resources and a Brazil IP address.
From $34/moLearn more →Single-tenant hardware with full root access for heavy and steady workloads.
From $390/moLearn more →Remote desktops on Windows Server with a Brazil IP address.
From $27.95/moLearn more →Host business websites for visitors in Brazil on fast local infrastructure.
From $99/yrLearn more →Run WordPress and WooCommerce with caching, SSL and full control.
From $29.99/yrLearn more →Register .com.br and global domains and point them to your server.
Details and optionsLearn more →Choose one of our two Brazilian datacenters, in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, then pick a plan. Every VPS includes full root or Administrator access, SSD storage and a Brazilian IPv4 address, with KVM or OpenVZ virtualisation available.
Our dedicated servers sit in a Tier III facility in Rio de Janeiro on a 1 Gbps backbone. Each one includes hot-swap RAID, free cPanel/WHM, free Softaculous and eight dedicated IPv4 addresses, with Linux or Windows installed.
Need a Windows desktop that lives in Brazil? Our RDP plans run in a Tier III facility in São Paulo near IX.br, with Administrator rights, 50 GB SSD, a 100 Mbps uplink and a dedicated Brazilian IPv4 for each plan.
Small business and personal sites can use our Linux cPanel hosting located in Brazil. Plans are billed yearly, include free SSL and MySQL databases, and give you email accounts so your brand can communicate from its own domain.
Our WordPress plans come with WordPress already installed on cPanel and free SSL. They are hosted in a Netherlands datacenter, billed yearly, and suit blogs and brochure sites that want to start publishing on the same day.
Search for a .com.br address or a popular extension such as .com, .net or .org. Registration prices for common extensions start at $13 per year, and you can point any domain straight at your Brazilian server.
Brazil is the largest internet market in Latin America, and most of its users browse, shop and bank in Portuguese on local networks. When the server that answers their requests is located in another continent, every page load has to cross long international links before it reaches them. Keeping the server inside the country removes much of that distance, so pages, APIs and remote sessions respond more quickly and more predictably.
Local hosting also gives your service a Brazilian IP address. That matters for more than speed. Geolocation databases, payment providers, advertising platforms and content services all look at where an address is registered when they decide how to treat a visitor or a server. A Brazilian IP helps your service appear local to partners and users, and it keeps region-locked tools working as expected.
Finally, a server in Brazil puts you in a good position to reach neighbouring markets. Traffic to Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and the rest of South America typically travels a shorter path from Brazil than from North America or Europe, which makes São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro natural hubs for a regional audience.
We operate from the two cities that anchor Brazil's digital economy. São Paulo is the country's financial and commercial capital and the biggest metropolitan area in South America. Rio de Janeiro is the second major hub, home to large media, energy and tourism businesses and to important network infrastructure along the Atlantic coast.
Our VPS service is split across two Brazilian datacenters, located in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. When you order, you first pick the datacenter and then a plan. Having two options lets you place a project where it suits your users, or run servers in both locations so that one site can take over if the other needs maintenance.
Dedicated servers are housed in a Tier III datacenter in Rio de Janeiro on a 1 Gbps backbone. Tier III design focuses on redundant power and cooling paths so that equipment can be maintained without shutting servers down.
Our RDP desktops run in a Tier III facility in São Paulo located near IX.br, the Brazilian internet exchange ecosystem where many local networks meet and exchange traffic.
A virtual private server gives you a slice of a physical host with its own operating system, its own reserved resources and full control. It is the most flexible service we offer, and the right starting point for most developers, agencies and growing online businesses.
Our VPS page shows two tabs. Datacenter 1 offers five plans from $34 to $249 per month, all with 50 GB of SSD storage and a 100 Mbps port. The entry plan, VBR1, provides one core, 2 GB of RAM and 1,000 GB of monthly traffic. VBR2 doubles that to two cores and 4 GB of RAM, while VBR3 brings four cores, 8 GB of RAM and 2,000 GB of traffic. Datacenter 2 offers four plans from $39 to $159 per month with SSD storage and ports of up to 500 Mbps, which suits projects that move more data at peak times.
Every plan includes a Brazilian IPv4 address and full root or Administrator access. You can choose KVM virtualisation for Linux or Windows, or OpenVZ for Linux. There is no yearly contract, and you can upgrade resources at any time. Full details are on our Brazil VPS hosting page.
Virtual servers share their physical host with other customers. That works well for most projects, but some workloads need the entire machine: large databases, busy online stores, game servers with many players, hosting resellers and businesses with strict isolation requirements. For these, a dedicated server in Rio de Janeiro removes any sharing at the hardware level.
We list four dedicated configurations from $390 to $1,259 per month. DBR 1 is built on an Intel Xeon E3-1230 v3 with 4 cores and 8 threads, 8 GB of RAM and two 1 TB SATA disks in RAID 1, with 1 TB of monthly bandwidth. DBR 2 moves to the Xeon E3-1270 v3 with 16 GB of RAM and 5 TB of bandwidth. DBR 3 uses two Xeon E5-2620 v3 processors for 12 cores and 24 threads, 32 GB of RAM and 10 TB of bandwidth.
Every dedicated server includes hot-swap RAID (levels 1, 5, 6 or 10), free cPanel/WHM, free Softaculous, eight dedicated IPv4 addresses and a choice of Linux or Windows. See the dedicated servers in Brazil page for the complete list.
Some tasks are easier on a Windows desktop than on a Linux server: trading terminals, accounting software, marketing tools that only run on Windows, or a shared workstation for a remote team. Our RDP service gives you exactly that, running in a Tier III facility in São Paulo near IX.br.
There are six RDP plans from $27.95 to $219.95 per month. Every plan includes 50 GB of SSD storage, a 100 Mbps uplink, Administrator rights and a dedicated Brazilian IPv4 address. Monthly data allowances range from 1,000 GB on the smallest plan to 6,000 GB on the largest. You can pay monthly or choose a longer term of up to 24 months.
Because the desktop sits in São Paulo, anything it does online appears to come from Brazil. That is useful for testing local versions of websites, managing Brazilian advertising accounts and working with services that expect a domestic address. RDP orders are placed through our partner platform serverslot.com. Read more on the Brazil RDP page.
Not every website needs its own server. For company brochure sites, landing pages and small shops, cPanel hosting is simpler to manage and costs far less. We offer two families of hosting plans, and it is worth understanding where each one runs.
Our web hosting plans run on Linux with cPanel in Brazil and are billed yearly with free SSL. Standard provides 1,000 MB of disk and 10 GB of bandwidth for $99 per year; Premium raises that to 4,000 MB and 40 GB for $199; Advance offers 10,000 MB, 100 GB, unlimited email accounts and unlimited sub-domains for $299. Details are on the web hosting in Brazil page.
Our WordPress plans are hosted in the Netherlands, not in Brazil. They come with WordPress pre-installed on cPanel, free SSL and free setup, priced from $29.99 to $79.99 per year. They are an economical way to launch a blog or simple site; if your visitors are mainly in Brazil and speed is critical, a Brazilian VPS is the faster option. Compare both on the WordPress hosting page.
A domain name is the address your customers remember, and in Brazil the .com.br extension is widely recognised as the home of local businesses. It tells visitors straight away that they are dealing with a Brazilian company, which can build trust and support local search visibility.
Global extensions remain a strong choice for brands that serve several countries or that want a short, international name. On our domains page you can search any name to check availability. Registration prices for popular extensions start at $13 per year for .com and $14 per year for .net and .org, and eight common extensions are listed with prices up to $31 per year.
Once registered, a domain can be pointed at any of our services: your Brazilian VPS, your dedicated server in Rio de Janeiro, your cPanel hosting or your WordPress plan. Many customers register both a .com.br and a .com and send both to the same site. Visit the domain registration page to search.
Choosing between so many options can feel overwhelming, so here is a quick guide based on common situations we see.
If your needs fall between categories, open a ticket and describe your project. We will suggest a starting point and explain how to grow from there.
VPS, dedicated, web hosting, WordPress and domain orders are placed through our own billing system at servers.hostinbrazil.com. You choose the plan on our website, confirm the options in the cart and pay the first invoice. The same client area lets you manage services, download invoices and follow your support tickets. RDP plans are the one exception: they are ordered through serverslot.com.
Prices on this site are listed in US dollars exactly as shown in each plan table. VPS, dedicated and RDP plans are billed monthly, and RDP can also be paid for longer terms of up to 24 months. Web hosting and WordPress plans are billed yearly. Domains are billed per registration year.
We accept several payment methods so that customers in Brazil and abroad can pay in the way that suits them: cryptocurrency, Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and bank transfer. VPS plans need no yearly contract, so you can start small and adjust as your project develops.
Support is handled through tickets in our client area. A ticket keeps the whole conversation in one place, so the engineer who picks it up can see what has already been said and tried. It also gives you a written record of every change made to your service.
When you open a ticket, include the service it relates to, the IP address or domain name involved and a clear description of what you need. For sales questions, explain what you plan to host and roughly how much traffic you expect; we will recommend a VPS datacenter, a dedicated configuration or a hosting plan that fits.
Root and Administrator access means you are in control of the software on your VPS, dedicated server or RDP desktop. That freedom comes with responsibility for keeping applications updated and passwords strong. Our team can advise on good practice, help with network or hardware issues and guide you through upgrades when your project grows. Visit the contact page for all the ways to reach us.
Our VPS plans run in two Brazilian datacenters located in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Dedicated servers are in a Tier III datacenter in Rio de Janeiro, and Windows RDP plans run in a Tier III facility in São Paulo near IX.br. Our cPanel web hosting is in Brazil, while our WordPress plans are hosted in a Netherlands datacenter.
Yes. Every VPS includes a Brazilian IPv4 address along with full root or Administrator access. This helps your service appear local to Brazilian users, payment providers and geolocation databases, and it keeps region-specific tools working as expected. Dedicated servers include eight dedicated IPv4 addresses, and each RDP plan includes a dedicated Brazilian IPv4.
No. Our WordPress hosting plans are hosted in a Netherlands datacenter, with WordPress pre-installed on cPanel and free SSL. They are an affordable way to launch a blog or simple site. If you want your WordPress site physically in Brazil for the lowest latency to Brazilian visitors, install it on a Brazil VPS or use our Linux cPanel hosting in Brazil.
No yearly contract is required for our Brazil VPS plans. They are billed monthly, and you can upgrade resources at any time as your project grows. Web hosting and WordPress plans are billed yearly, while RDP plans can be paid monthly or for longer terms of up to 24 months.
VPS plans run from $34 to $249 per month in Datacenter 1 and from $39 to $159 per month in Datacenter 2. Dedicated servers in Rio de Janeiro range from $390 to $1,259 per month, and RDP from $27.95 to $219.95 per month. Web hosting costs $99 to $299 per year, WordPress hosting $29.99 to $79.99 per year.
Yes, you can search for a .com.br address on our domains page and see its availability, along with popular extensions such as .com, .net and .org. Prices for the popular extensions are listed from $13 per year, and the price for any other extension is shown at checkout. You can point the domain at any of our services.
We accept cryptocurrency, Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and bank transfer. Prices are listed in US dollars as shown in each plan table. Orders for VPS, dedicated servers, web hosting, WordPress and domains are paid through our billing system at servers.hostinbrazil.com, while RDP plans are ordered and paid through serverslot.com.
Yes. KVM virtual servers support both Linux and Windows, while OpenVZ is Linux only. Dedicated servers in Rio de Janeiro can be delivered with Linux or Windows. If you simply need a Windows desktop in Brazil rather than a server you build yourself, our RDP plans in São Paulo provide Windows with Administrator rights.
Tell us where your users are and what you plan to run. An engineer will reply with a recommendation through the ticket system.
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