What you get
Pick a plan, choose “Windows Server + MetaTrader” in the Trading tab of the console, log in over Remote Desktop: the terminal is open.
Preinstalled
Windows Server 2019, 2022 or 2025 with the terminal installed, started with Windows and relaunched after every reboot. Evaluation edition: bring your own licence key.
Latency
Measured from our network to the New York and New Jersey hubs where most broker servers live; under 10 ms to Toronto.
Your address
Not shared with any other customer, attached to your machine. What prop firms and brokers expect to see.
Billing
0.033 CAD per hour on Starter to test, 16 CAD per month to stay. A Canadian invoice, taxes shown, no conversion fee.
Safety net
Snapshot the machine before changing an EA. A console that works even when Remote Desktop does not.
Support
The people who run the machines answer on Discord, Telegram or a ticket, in your time zone.
Pricing
Windows needs the Starter plan or above; Nano is Linux only. Every plan includes a dedicated IPv4, a routed IPv6 /64, 7 manual backups, the KVM console and 1 TB of traffic.
One terminal, a handful of charts, a few EAs.
16 CAD /month
Annual: 160 CAD · or 0.033 CAD per hour
Order and pay online
2 vCPU
4 GB RAM
40 GB SSD
1 TB traffic
Several terminals or accounts, heavy indicators, backtests.
30 CAD /month
Annual: 300 CAD · or 0.062 CAD per hour
Order and pay online
4 vCPU
8 GB RAM
80 GB SSD
1 TB traffic
Many terminals, copiers, a full trading desk.
56 CAD /month
Annual: 560 CAD · or 0.116 CAD per hour
Order and pay online
8 vCPU
16 GB RAM
160 GB SSD
1 TB traffic
Guides
Written and tested by the team on these machines. Start with the first one if you are new to VPS.
2026
The currency market runs nonstop from Sunday night to Friday evening. A VPS keeps MetaTrader and your robots online while your laptop is closed: Windows over RDP or Linux with Wine, auto-start on boot, locked-down access.
2026
Not every VPS is a good trading VPS. What actually matters: latency to your broker, genuinely dedicated resources and real uptime. Plus how to check each of them before you pay.
2026
A real Windows machine with MetaTrader, hosted in Montréal and billed in Canadian dollars. Where Canadian brokers keep their servers, what the MetaQuotes VPS cannot do, which plan to pick and how to start.
2026
The only number that matters is the one between your machine and your broker's server. How to get it in ten minutes, what to expect from Montréal, and for which strategies it changes anything.
2026
Profiles, .set files, indicators, Market products and their activations: what to copy, what to reactivate, and in which order so the PC stays as a fallback until the VPS has proven itself.
2026
A dedicated IP, a terminal that keeps running, equity guards set below the firm's limits: a VPS does not pass the challenge for you, but it removes the ways to fail that have nothing to do with trading.
2026
An indicator that draws arrows, a utility that turns them into orders, and a Windows VPS delivered with MetaTrader so the whole thing runs without you. From the MQL5 Market to the panel, with the settings to revisit before leaving the automation alone.
2026
Windows takes close to 2 GB before the first terminal and needs a Starter. Ubuntu with Wine runs MetaTrader 5 on a Nano. What we measured, the installer that never finishes without a screen, and which one to pick.
2026
A Windows Server 2025 server, then one, two, four... up to twelve MetaTrader 5 terminals, and eight MetaTrader 4. The memory each terminal takes, what really limits you, and how many to run on each plan.
Questions
No. Windows Server comes in evaluation mode, valid 180 days; you activate it with your own key (retail, MAK or KMS). MetaTrader runs the same either way.
Starter (2 vCPU, 4 GB) for one terminal with a handful of charts. Pro (4 vCPU, 8 GB) for several terminals, heavy custom indicators or backtests. Nano does not run Windows.
Yes. Order Starter billed by the hour, log in, measure the ping to your broker, install your EA, then stop the machine. An afternoon costs a few cents.
Yes. The template signs in and relaunches MetaTrader on its own after Windows Update or a restart. Close the Remote Desktop window rather than signing out.
In Montréal, Québec, on our own hardware and network (AS402554). Backups stay in Canada too.
Ready to trade
Pick a plan, choose the Windows + MetaTrader template, pay in CAD. Log in over Remote Desktop and the terminal is waiting.
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