DDoS Protected VPS India 2026 — Which Providers Actually Protect Your Server
Every Indian VPS provider claims DDoS protection. Almost none of them actually provide it.
The difference between real DDoS protection and what most hosting companies call "protection" is the difference between your server staying online during an attack and your server going completely dark — taking your website, application, trading bot, or accounting software offline for hours while the attack runs its course.
This guide explains exactly what DDoS protection actually means, how to tell whether a provider's claims are real, and which Indian VPS providers genuinely protect your server versus which ones quietly pull the plug the moment an attack begins.
What DDoS Protection Actually Means — And What It Does Not
A DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack sends massive volumes of junk traffic to your server's IP address from thousands of compromised machines simultaneously. The goal is to overwhelm your server's network connection so legitimate traffic cannot reach it.
There are two fundamentally different ways providers respond to this:
Real DDoS Mitigation — Server Stays Online
In genuine DDoS mitigation, attack traffic is intercepted before it reaches your server. A scrubbing layer — either at the provider's own network level or through a specialist upstream like StormWall, Voxility, or OVH's VAC — filters out malicious packets and forwards only legitimate traffic to your server. Your website or application continues running. Your users can still reach you. Your server never goes offline.
This requires the provider to own or rent significant scrubbing infrastructure, maintain that infrastructure, and route traffic through it automatically when attacks are detected.
Blackholing / Null-Routing — Server Goes Offline
In blackholing, the provider does not filter attack traffic. Instead, when they detect an attack on your IP, they instruct the network to drop all traffic destined for that IP — both the attack traffic and your legitimate user traffic. Your server is effectively removed from the internet.
From your perspective: the server is inaccessible. Your website shows a timeout. Your application stops. Your users get errors. This continues until the attack subsides — which can be 30 minutes, several hours, or longer.
Blackholing protects the provider's network from being overwhelmed — it does not protect you. The provider's infrastructure remains stable. Your server is offline.
This is what most Indian VPS providers mean when they advertise DDoS protection. They protect their network. They do not protect your service.
The Third Category — No Protection At All
Some providers simply have no DDoS response mechanism. When attacked, the junk traffic hits the server directly. The server either crashes under load or becomes unreachable due to bandwidth saturation. Providers in this category rarely advertise this fact clearly in their marketing.
How to Verify a Provider's DDoS Claims Before Buying
Before purchasing any VPS that claims DDoS protection, ask or research these specific questions:
1. What happens to my server's IP during an attack? If the answer involves "null-routing," "rate limiting," or "blocking the source" — this is blackholing. Real mitigation scrubs traffic and keeps the IP accessible.
2. Do you own an ASN (Autonomous System Number)? Providers with their own ASN can implement DDoS responses at the BGP routing level — the most effective layer for volumetric attacks. Resellers operating on another company's network have no ability to implement this.
3. Who is your DDoS mitigation upstream? Legitimate providers can name their mitigation partner: StormWall, Voxility, Path.net, OVH VAC. Vague answers like "we have our own protection" without naming technology or capacity are a red flag.
4. What is the mitigation capacity in Gbps or Tbps? A provider claiming "DDoS protection" with no stated capacity number almost certainly means basic rate limiting that fails against any meaningful volumetric attack.
5. Is the mitigation always on, or triggered after detection? Always-on scrubbing is superior. After-detection mitigation has a window between attack start and mitigation activation during which traffic can still reach your server.
DDoS Protected VPS India 2026 — Full Provider Analysis
1. Inservers (GBNodes) — GBSHIELD, Real Protection, Server Stays Online
Inservers Host Pvt. Ltd. — the company that also operates GBNodes — runs its VPS infrastructure on Advika Datacenter (AS135682) in Noida, New Delhi. The Advika network connects directly to:
- StormWall s.r.o. (AS59796) — dedicated DDoS mitigation upstream
- Tata Communications AS4755 — Tier 1 Indian backbone
- Bharti Airtel AS9498 — Tier 1 Indian backbone
- Reliance Jio AS55836 — Tier 1 Indian backbone
GBSHIELD is the combined DDoS protection product built on Advika's network architecture and Inservers' gaming-grade attack mitigation experience. Attack traffic is scrubbed at the ASN level via StormWall. Your server's IP remains accessible throughout an attack.
Critically: Advika Datacenter is built as a by-default DDoS protected datacenter. This means protection is applied at the infrastructure level — not per-customer and not as an optional add-on. When one customer on the network is attacked, the scrubbing applies without affecting other customers on the same infrastructure.
This is the fundamental difference between Advika's network design and shared datacenter providers where an attack on any customer can trigger a network-wide blackhole that takes multiple customers offline simultaneously.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| DDoS Protection | GBSHIELD — ASN-level, StormWall upstream |
| Result During Attack | Server stays ONLINE |
| Mitigation Type | Traffic scrubbing, not blackholing |
| ASN | AS135682 (Advika Datacenter) |
| Datacenter | Noida, New Delhi — ISO 27001 certified |
| Uptime SLA | 99.9% |
| Bandwidth | Unmetered on all plans |
| Starting Price | ₹880/month |
Verdict: The only Indian VPS provider with owned ASN, Tier 1 ISP upstreams, and verified StormWall-backed scrubbing. Server stays online during attacks.
2. OVHcloud — VAC Protection, Legitimate Second Option
OVHcloud is the only other provider in this list with genuine, verifiable DDoS mitigation. Their VAC (Vacuum) anti-DDoS system uses traffic scrubbing infrastructure built in their own datacenters globally. For Mumbai VPS customers, the VAC system operates automatically — attack traffic is diverted through scrubbing and clean traffic is delivered to your server.
OVHcloud's mitigation is widely acknowledged as real — they have detailed public documentation on VAC, specific capacity figures, and game-specific mitigation rules for Minecraft, CS2, and similar high-attack-frequency use cases.
However, OVHcloud has specific limitations for Indian VPS buyers:
- Mumbai VPS stock frequently unavailable. OVHcloud Mumbai VPS is regularly listed as out of stock. If you need to provision quickly, this is a consistent problem.
- EUR billing only. OVHcloud does not bill in INR. All charges are in Euros with card/PayPal. Indian customers absorb 1–3% forex conversion on every invoice.
- 1 TB bandwidth cap. Above 1 TB monthly outbound, the port is throttled to 10 Mbps. For high-traffic applications this becomes a hard limitation.
- No plan upgrades. After ordering an OVHcloud VPS, you cannot upgrade the plan. You must cancel, lose your IP, and reprovision on a new plan — a significant operational inconvenience.
- No INR support. Billing disputes, support, and invoicing are all handled in EUR/EN — no dedicated India support structure.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| DDoS Protection | VAC — real scrubbing mitigation |
| Result During Attack | Server stays ONLINE |
| Mitigation Type | Traffic scrubbing |
| India DC | Mumbai (frequently OOS) |
| Bandwidth | 1 TB cap, then 10 Mbps throttle |
| Billing | EUR only |
| Starting Price | ~₹900/month equivalent |
Verdict: Real DDoS protection, but EUR billing, frequent Mumbai stock issues, and bandwidth cap make it a difficult choice for Indian VPS buyers compared to Inservers.
3. EzerHost — No Disclosed Mitigation Infrastructure
EzerHost ranks at the top of Google search results for "VPS India" through SEO, which gives many Indian buyers the impression it is a leading infrastructure provider. The technical reality is different.
EzerHost's hosting documentation and terms of service contain no disclosure of:
- Owned or leased DDoS scrubbing infrastructure
- Named mitigation upstream provider
- Mitigation capacity in Gbps or Tbps
- Whether they blackhole or scrub during attacks
Their ToS prohibits launching DDoS attacks from their servers — which is a legal/abuse clause, not a mitigation capability statement. "We do not allow attacks" is not the same as "we protect you during attacks."
User reviews across HostAdvice and HostingSeekers document recurring uptime issues, unannounced maintenance windows, and performance inconsistencies. These patterns are consistent with infrastructure that handles attacks via blackholing or simple rate limiting rather than dedicated scrubbing — but EzerHost provides insufficient technical documentation to make a definitive determination.
What can be said definitively: EzerHost does not publish a named mitigation partner, Gbps scrubbing capacity, or ASN-level protection claims. For any application where availability during an attack is a requirement, this lack of transparency is reason enough to choose a provider with verifiable infrastructure.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| DDoS Protection | No disclosed scrubbing infrastructure |
| Named Mitigation Partner | None disclosed |
| Mitigation Capacity | Not published |
| Result During Attack | Unknown — undisclosed methodology |
| User Reviews | Polarized — uptime complaints documented |
| Starting Price | Budget tier |
Verdict: Ranks well on Google. Infrastructure and DDoS claims are not transparently documented. Not suitable for applications requiring verified attack survivability.
4. DomainRacer — WAF Tools Mis-marketed as DDoS Protection
DomainRacer ranks on the first page for several VPS India queries and lists DDoS protection in their feature sets. The specific tools they mention — Imunify360, ModSecurity, cPGuard, WAF — are important to understand correctly.
These are application-layer security tools, not volumetric DDoS mitigation:
- Imunify360 — malware scanner and intrusion detection for web servers
- ModSecurity — Web Application Firewall that blocks SQL injection, XSS, and web exploit patterns
- cPGuard — server-side malware and PHP vulnerability scanner
- WAF — Web Application Firewall for filtering malicious HTTP requests
None of these tools have any effect on volumetric DDoS attacks. A volumetric attack does not contain SQL injection or malware — it contains millions of packets per second of junk traffic that overwhelms the network connection before it even reaches the server's software. Imunify360 cannot stop a 100 Gbps UDP flood. ModSecurity cannot filter network-layer traffic.
DomainRacer's infrastructure hosting in "Tier-IV datacenters" is a separate claim — datacenter tier ratings measure power redundancy and physical availability, not network security capabilities.
DomainRacer does not publish ASN ownership, scrubbing capacity, or a named volumetric DDoS mitigation upstream partner. The gap between their marketing language and their disclosed technical capabilities mirrors the EzerHost situation.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| DDoS-Labeled Tools | Imunify360, ModSecurity, WAF — application-layer only |
| Volumetric DDoS Mitigation | Not disclosed |
| Named Scrubbing Upstream | None published |
| Result During Attack | Unknown — no volumetric mitigation disclosed |
| Datacenter | Claimed Tier-IV |
Verdict: WAF and malware scanning are legitimate security tools but are not DDoS protection. No verified volumetric mitigation infrastructure disclosed.
5. Hostinger — Blackholing, 400 Mbps Port Hard Limit
Hostinger is the most aggressively marketed VPS brand in India. Their DDoS situation is definitively documented: Hostinger blackholes attacked IP addresses. When an attack is detected, the attacked IP is null-routed — removed from the internet entirely. The server becomes inaccessible to all traffic, legitimate and malicious alike, for the duration of the attack period.
Hostinger's own documentation and support communications confirm this behavior. Their marketing uses the language of "protection" without clarifying that protection means making the server inaccessible rather than keeping it accessible.
A second critical constraint for Hostinger VPS: the per-VPS network port is hard-capped at 400 Mbps. This is not a monthly data limit — it is a permanent throughput ceiling per VPS instance. For high-traffic applications, multiple simultaneous RDP users, game servers, or any workload that routinely generates significant bandwidth, this hard cap is a structural limitation that does not exist with providers offering 1 Gbps or higher ports at equivalent price points.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| DDoS Handling | Blackholing — server goes OFFLINE |
| Port Limit | Hard 400 Mbps per VPS |
| Result During Attack | Server unreachable for attack duration |
| India DC | Available |
| Billing | INR available |
Verdict: Blackholing confirmed. 400 Mbps hard port limit. Server goes offline during attacks. The most popular Indian VPS brand with the worst DDoS response in the market.
6. MilesWeb — Webwerks Infrastructure, Blackholing
MilesWeb operates its VPS infrastructure on Webwerks datacenter in Mumbai (AS133296 / AS33480). Webwerks is a legitimate carrier-neutral datacenter with 160+ ISP peering relationships, which provides reasonable connectivity for standard workloads.
However, Webwerks and MilesWeb have no ASN-level DDoS mitigation. When a MilesWeb VPS is attacked, the network response is blackholing — the attacked IP is null-routed until the attack ends. Because MilesWeb is a reseller on Webwerks' infrastructure, they also have limited ability to escalate or intervene in network-layer events — the datacenter handles routing decisions, not MilesWeb directly.
An additional consideration: MilesWeb operates as a reseller rather than owning their infrastructure. Support escalations for network-level issues travel through MilesWeb's support team to Webwerks, adding time to any infrastructure problem resolution.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Infrastructure | Webwerks datacenter (reseller) |
| ASN | Webwerks AS133296 / AS33480 |
| DDoS Handling | Blackholing — server goes OFFLINE |
| Own ASN | No |
| Result During Attack | Server unreachable |
Verdict: Reasonable connectivity for standard workloads. No DDoS mitigation — blackholing confirmed. Reseller relationship limits network-level support.
7. Contabo — Zero DDoS Protection, Navi Mumbai DC
Contabo launched a Navi Mumbai datacenter in mid-2024, which meaningfully reduced their latency to Indian users compared to their previous Singapore or European server locations. Their pricing remains among the lowest in the Indian market at approximately ₹545/month (€5.99).
The critical fact: Contabo has no DDoS protection on any plan, anywhere in their network. This is not hedging or missing documentation — Contabo's own documentation and widely documented user experiences confirm zero volumetric DDoS mitigation exists. When a Contabo VPS is attacked with sufficient traffic, the server becomes unreachable and remains unreachable until the attack stops.
For the majority of use cases that do not attract attacks — standard web servers, development environments, internal tools — Contabo's Navi Mumbai offering is functionally adequate at its price point. The risk is real for any application that is publicly visible, runs public-facing services, or operates in a space where DDoS attacks are common (gaming, trading, public APIs).
Additional constraints: Contabo bills in EUR with PayPal or international card — no UPI, no NetBanking, no INR pricing. Indian customers absorb forex conversion costs.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| India DC | Navi Mumbai (launched mid-2024) |
| DDoS Protection | None — zero mitigation |
| Result During Attack | Server hit directly — unreachable |
| Billing | EUR only |
| Starting Price | ~₹545/month (€5.99) |
Verdict: Cheapest option with India DC. Zero DDoS protection at any tier. Acceptable for private/internal workloads with no attack exposure. Unsuitable for public-facing applications in high-risk categories.
8. Vultr — Blackholing, Windows License Extra
Vultr's Mumbai region (Bangalore datacenter) provides reasonable India-facing connectivity. Their DDoS handling is blackholing — attacked IPs are null-routed and the server becomes inaccessible during attacks. Vultr's marketing material references "10 Gbps DDoS mitigation" in some contexts, but the user-visible outcome for sustained volumetric attacks is blackholing, not continuous scrubbing.
A significant cost consideration for Windows workloads: Vultr does not include a Windows Server license in their base VPS price. Adding a Windows license costs an additional $8–16/month depending on plan size — making the actual cost of a Windows Vultr VPS materially higher than the headline pricing suggests, and higher than Inservers at equivalent specifications.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| DDoS Handling | Blackholing — server goes OFFLINE |
| Windows License | Not included — extra $8–16/month |
| India DC | Mumbai (Bangalore) |
| Billing | USD |
| Starting Price | ~₹510/month base + Windows license extra |
Verdict: Blackholing confirmed. Hidden Windows licensing cost makes total cost of ownership uncompetitive. Server goes offline during attacks.
9. Webyne — Claims Protection, No Verifiable Infrastructure
Webyne is an Indian VPS provider that markets "advanced DDoS protection" as a standard feature across their plans. The research tells a different story when you look at the specifics.
Webyne's documentation references "sophisticated firewalls" and "proactive measures" as their DDoS defence. These are application-layer security descriptions — the same category of tools as WAF rules and rate limiting. No published documentation from Webyne names a mitigation upstream provider (no StormWall, Voxility, or equivalent), discloses scrubbing capacity in Gbps or Tbps, or describes an ASN-level protection architecture.
All available sources confirming Webyne's "DDoS protection" link back to Webyne's own website — there is no independent third-party verification of their actual mitigation capability or methodology. VPSBenchmarks recognition cited in their marketing measures performance metrics (CPU, storage throughput, network speed) — not DDoS survivability.
The pattern is consistent with providers who include basic network-level rate limiting or firewall rules and market it as DDoS protection — which is technically not false but significantly misrepresents what happens during a real volumetric attack. Without a named scrubbing upstream and disclosed capacity, there is no basis to classify Webyne's protection as equivalent to GBSHIELD or OVH VAC.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| DDoS Marketing Claim | "Advanced DDoS protection" |
| Named Mitigation Upstream | None disclosed |
| Scrubbing Capacity | Not published |
| ASN Ownership | Not disclosed |
| Result During Real Attack | Unknown — methodology unverified |
Verdict: Claims DDoS protection but discloses no mitigation upstream, scrubbing capacity, or ASN-level architecture. Cannot be independently verified as genuine volumetric attack protection.
10. DigitalOcean — Blackholing, Linux Only
DigitalOcean's Bangalore region provides India-facing latency that is acceptable for standard workloads. Their DDoS response is blackholing — attacked Droplet IPs are null-routed, making them unreachable until the attack subsides.
A hard constraint: DigitalOcean Droplets are Linux only. There is no Windows Server image available on DigitalOcean's standard product. This eliminates DigitalOcean from consideration for any Windows-dependent workload — MT4/MT5 Forex trading, Tally on Cloud, Windows-only software, or any use case requiring RDP access to a Windows desktop.
For Linux-based applications that do not attract attacks, DigitalOcean remains a credible option with a strong managed services ecosystem (managed databases, app hosting, object storage). But for any application that may be attacked, blackholing means the same outcome as every other non-protective provider.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| DDoS Handling | Blackholing — server goes OFFLINE |
| OS Support | Linux only — no Windows |
| India DC | Bangalore |
| Starting Price | $12+/month |
Verdict: Blackholing confirmed. Linux only — no Windows Server support. Server goes offline during attacks.
Summary Comparison — DDoS Protected VPS India 2026
| Provider | DDoS Type | Server During Attack | India DC | Windows | INR Billing | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inservers (GBNodes) | GBSHIELD scrubbing | ✅ ONLINE | Noida, Delhi | ✅ Included | ✅ | ₹880/month |
| OVHcloud | VAC scrubbing | ✅ ONLINE | Mumbai (OOS often) | ✅ Extra cost | ❌ EUR only | ~₹900/month |
| EzerHost | Undisclosed | ⚠️ Unknown | India | ✅ | ✅ | Budget |
| DomainRacer | WAF only (not DDoS) | ⚠️ Likely offline | India | ✅ | ✅ | Varies |
| Hostinger | Blackholing | ❌ OFFLINE | India | ✅ | ✅ | ~₹649/month |
| MilesWeb | Blackholing | ❌ OFFLINE | Mumbai (Webwerks) | ✅ | ✅ | ~₹700/month |
| Contabo | None | ❌ OFFLINE | Navi Mumbai | ✅ | ❌ EUR only | ~₹545/month |
| Vultr | Blackholing | ❌ OFFLINE | Mumbai | ✅ (extra cost) | ❌ USD | ~₹510/month + license |
| DigitalOcean | Blackholing | ❌ OFFLINE | Bangalore | ❌ Linux only | ❌ USD | $12+/month |
| Webyne | Unverified claims | ⚠️ Unknown | India | ✅ | ✅ | Budget |
Why Inservers Is the Only Practical DDoS-Protected VPS in India
The comparison above has two providers with real DDoS mitigation. In practice, OVHcloud Mumbai's frequent out-of-stock status, EUR billing, 1 TB bandwidth cap, and inability to upgrade plans after ordering make it a difficult choice for most Indian buyers.
Inservers — operating on Advika Datacenter's network — addresses every constraint that makes OVHcloud impractical:
Infrastructure depth: Advika Datacenter has been operational for 20+ years. ISO 27001 certified. Direct Tier 1 ISP connections to Tata, Airtel, and Jio — not resold transit bandwidth.
GBSHIELD design: The protection is structural, not per-customer. Advika built its network as a by-default DDoS protected environment. StormWall as a direct upstream (AS59796) provides scrubbing at a level that budget Indian providers cannot replicate without building equivalent network infrastructure.
No INR surprises: INR billing, UPI and standard Indian payment methods accepted — no forex conversion markup.
Unmetered bandwidth: No 1 TB cap, no throttling above a certain monthly usage. Unlimited bandwidth at every tier from ₹880/month.
Windows included: Genuine Windows Server 2019/2022 license in the plan price. No hidden licensing surcharge.
Scalability: Plan upgrades are available without reprovisioning or IP change. Inservers supports scaling UP within the same infrastructure without migrating the server.
What Use Cases Specifically Need DDoS Protected VPS
Forex Trading Bots and MT4/MT5 EAs: Trading VPS IPs that appear in shared EA communities or copy trading groups can attract targeted attacks. Downtime during live market hours with open positions is commercially catastrophic.
Game Servers: Gaming servers — FiveM, Minecraft, CS2, Rust — attract the highest volume of DDoS attacks of any VPS use case. This is the reason GBNodes was built with gaming-grade DDoS mitigation before Inservers extended it to general VPS.
E-commerce and Payment Gateways: Any site processing payments is a target. Downtime during a sale, festival season, or high-traffic period directly converts to lost revenue.
SaaS Applications with Competitors: B2B SaaS companies with active competitors occasionally face targeted attacks during product launches or pricing announcements.
CA Firm and Accounting Software (Tally on Cloud): The 20th of each month (GSTR-3B deadline) and quarterly TDS filing dates are peak usage windows. A blackhole event during these windows means missed deadlines, late fees, and client trust damage.
APIs with Public Exposure: Any public API endpoint with a stable IP is a potential target for scraper-driven or competitor-driven traffic attacks.
In all of these cases, the difference between Inservers' GBSHIELD and a blackholing provider is the difference between continued operation and a complete service shutdown with no control over when it ends.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between DDoS protection and firewall protection?
A firewall filters traffic based on rules — blocking specific IPs, ports, or patterns. A DDoS protection layer handles volumetric attacks where millions of packets per second arrive from thousands of sources simultaneously — a firewall cannot block this because the volume itself saturates the network connection before rules can be applied. You need both — firewall for targeted intrusion attempts, DDoS mitigation for volumetric flooding.
Does DDoS protection affect normal server performance?
With good scrubbing infrastructure, no. In always-on scrubbing mode the latency overhead added by routing through a scrubbing layer is typically 1–5ms — imperceptible in normal operation. The performance impact of not having protection during an actual attack — complete unavailability — far outweighs any negligible latency overhead from scrubbing.
Can I get DDoS protection by putting Cloudflare in front of my VPS?
Cloudflare protects web traffic (HTTP/HTTPS on ports 80 and 443) by proxying your domain through their network. This defends your website from web-layer attacks. It does not protect non-web services — game servers, RDP, MT4/MT5 trading connections, database ports, or any application not running on HTTP/HTTPS. For mixed workloads, Cloudflare supplements but does not replace ASN-level mitigation.
Is VPS DDoS protection the same as web hosting DDoS protection?
No. Shared web hosting providers often include Cloudflare or Imunify360 as "DDoS protection" — these are web-layer tools. A VPS running game servers, trading software, or general TCP/UDP applications may be attacked on non-web ports, which these tools do not protect. VPS-level DDoS protection must operate at the network/ASN level.
How long does blackholing typically last?
Blackhole duration varies by provider policy and attack profile. Common durations are 30 minutes to 4 hours for standard attacks. Sustained or repeated attacks can trigger extended blackholes of 12–24 hours. Some providers apply blackholes that expire only after a fixed window regardless of whether the attack has stopped.
Is DDoS protection more expensive?
With Inservers, no. GBSHIELD is included in every plan from ₹880/month — there is no additional fee. With most other providers, you either pay extra for basic mitigation add-ons (which may still be blackholing) or the protection is not available at any price.
Conclusion
The Indian VPS market has ten providers worth evaluating for DDoS protection in 2026. Two of them — Inservers via GBSHIELD and OVHcloud via VAC — provide genuine traffic scrubbing that keeps servers online during attacks. The other seven use blackholing, have undisclosed mitigation methodology, or provide no protection whatsoever.
For Indian businesses and developers who need a VPS that genuinely stays online when attacked — INR billing, no bandwidth cap, Windows included, DDoS protection built into the infrastructure — Inservers on Advika Datacenter is the only provider that addresses all of these requirements simultaneously from ₹880/month.
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GBNodes is operated by Inservers Host Pvt. Ltd. Inservers Host Pvt. Ltd. is in MOU and partnership with Advika Datacenter Pvt. Ltd. (AS135682), a 20-year-old ISO 27001 certified datacenter. Not affiliated with OVHcloud, Hostinger, MilesWeb, Contabo, Vultr, DigitalOcean, EzerHost, or DomainRacer.
