Locations · Delhi
Delhi sits so close to our rack that customers often forget any network hop separates them from it. Our datacentre sits in Noida, just across the Yamuna, so a Delhi company's server ends up practically next door to its own users.
Page last refreshed 26 Oct 2026.
Current plans and prices appear further down this page. You can also configure a server to your own specification.
North India coverage
Delhi to our Noida location typically measures around 5 ms round trip, and the wider North India region sees figures between 5 and 15 ms. We run a single region here, based in Noida within the Delhi NCR area.
This fits typical Delhi workloads well: portals built for government interaction, document-management systems for law and consulting practices, coaching institutes, publishing houses, and the large wholesale hubs of Nehru Place and Chandni Chowk, both of which have steadily brought their invoicing online. Most of these outfits run lean, without a dedicated systems administrator on staff. What they tend to need is a no-frills VPS carrying a public IP, routine backups, and support staff available in their own time zone.
When your audience sits mainly within Delhi NCR, hosting here comes about as close to local as you can get short of running a server out of your own office.
Reaching our Noida server from Delhi
| ISP | Route |
|---|
| Airtel | Airtel ranks among our pair of IP transit suppliers, so Delhi subscribers on Airtel's broadband or mobile network take a short, largely internal route to the server. |
| Jio | Jio traffic reaches us via transit links or exchange peering rather than a direct connection of ours. Even so, it typically stays inside the NCR zone, which is all that matters to someone browsing from Delhi. |
| MTNL, Tata and regional cable operators | Delhi is served by dozens of smaller cable and fibre ISPs. We don't maintain a breakdown by individual provider, but traffic originating from a local Delhi ISP usually reaches us through a major carrier without exiting the region. |
On 26 Oct 2026 we recorded 5.4 ms using ICMP pings to our Noida server, drawn from nine Globalping probe results located in Delhi (Atria Convergence Technologies, Bharti Airtel, Extreme IX), with 16 packets per probe and the median taken across three test rounds.
How Delhi businesses use these servers
Department and contractor-facing portals
Vendor onboarding forms, tender announcements and internal dashboards for organisations dealing with ministries and public sector undertakings. Since users typically connect from Delhi office networks, the server is only one short hop away.
Exam-prep and coaching platforms
Institutes around Mukherjee Nagar and Karol Bagh operate live-class and mock-test systems that see sudden traffic spikes ahead of exam dates. A VPS you can resize lets you add vCPU capacity during exam week and scale back once it passes.
Back-office systems for market traders
For a trader working out of Lajpat Nagar or Sadar Bazar, the back-office stays simple: a stock register and a tool for filing GST returns. It has to stay reachable from three shops plus one godown — nothing more elaborate than that.
Cities close to Delhi
- Noida, Uttar Pradesh · ~5 ms
- Gurugram, Haryana · 2–4 ms
- Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh · 1–3 ms
- Faridabad, Haryana · 2–4 ms
Questions about Delhi hosting
Does hosting in Noida really count as hosting in Delhi?
From a network standpoint, yes. Noida and Delhi draw on identical carrier networks and the same Yamuna river crossings, so a visitor from Delhi isn't routed to a different metro to reach your server. Legally and for billing, either way it counts as an Indian datacentre.
My Delhi user base is small — do I need a bigger plan than the entry-level one?
Likely not. Entry-level plans are shown with current pricing on this page, and you can scale up later from the control panel, so it makes sense to start modest and watch actual usage first.
Can a Delhi office lock the server down to a static IP?
Each server ships with a public IPv4 address. You're free to restrict the firewall to your office's IP ranges while blocking administrative ports from the wider internet — a setup many Delhi firms use for internal-only tools.
Plans, billing and everything included with a server
Locations
Cloud server pages for other Indian cities
- Noida, Uttar Pradesh · ~5 ms
- Gurugram, Haryana · 2–4 ms
- Jaipur, Rajasthan · ~10 ms
- Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh · ~10 ms
- Mumbai, Maharashtra · ~40 ms
- Pune, Maharashtra · ~30 ms
- Ahmedabad, Gujarat · ~20 ms
- Bengaluru, Karnataka · ~60 ms
- Hyderabad, Telangana · ~40 ms
- Chennai, Tamil Nadu · ~40 ms
- Kolkata, West Bengal · ~50 ms
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh · ~45 ms
Plans and billing questions
Where exactly is the Delhi server hosted?
Inside our Noida datacentre, within Delhi NCR. We don't operate a separate facility in Delhi itself; the usual round-trip latency between Delhi and Noida runs around 5 ms.
What's the billing structure?
You can pay hourly from a prepaid wallet balance, or commit to a monthly term running up to 36 months — longer terms work out cheaper per month. Every invoice issued is a GST-compliant tax invoice.
Does it come with DDoS protection?
Yes, as a standard inclusion. Every server runs behind Cloudflare Magic Transit.
Is Windows available?
Yes, every plan size includes Windows Server 2022 images, alongside the Linux distributions on offer.
How fast does the server go live?
Typically within a minute of payment clearing. Your eKYC check (via Aadhaar/DigiLocker or an identity document) happens once per account before your first server deploys, in line with CERT-In requirements.
Is bandwidth usage metered?
No. Incoming traffic doesn't count against you, and outgoing traffic runs under a fair-use limit set per plan, delivered over a 1 Gbps port.