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Deploying a new FlashRDP server takes only a few minutes. Follow these steps to configure your server, complete checkout, and get your login credentials.
1

Select Your Plan

Navigate to the FlashRDP Pricing section on our main website, or browse our specialized Windows RDP and Linux VPS pages.Review the CPU, RAM, and NVMe storage specifications and click Deploy on the plan that fits your workload.
2

Configure Your Server

On the configuration page, customize your deployment:
  • Billing Cycle: Choose between Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-Annually, or Annually (longer terms include built-in discounts).
  • Additional IPv4 IPs: Add extra dedicated IP addresses if required.
  • Additional Services: Opt-in for managed setup or on-demand backups.
  • Operating System: Select your preferred OS family (Windows, AlmaLinux, Ubuntu, Debian, etc.) and version.
Click Continue when your configuration is complete.
3

Review & Checkout

Review your order summary. If you are deploying multiple servers, you can update the quantity here. If you have a promotion code, enter it and click Validate Code.In the Billing Details section:
  • Existing Customers: Select Existing Customer Login and enter your credentials.
  • New Customers: Select Create a New Account and fill in your details securely.
Select your preferred Payment Method (Crypto or Stripe), check the Terms of Service agreement box, and click Place Order.
4

Complete Payment via Gateway

You will be redirected to the secure payment gateway for your selected payment method. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the transaction.Once the payment is sent and verified by the gateway, you will be redirected back to the FlashRDP client portal with an order confirmation.
Grab a coffee and relax! Within 3 to 5 minutes of payment confirmation, our automated provisioning system will deploy your server.You will receive a final email with your IP address and login credentials:
  • For Linux: Look for the email titled “Your Server is Ready!”
  • For Windows: Look for the email titled “Your Windows Server is Nearly Ready!”
Last modified on June 6, 2026