Install BlueStacks or another Android emulator on a Windows VPS and keep your Android apps running around the clock, reachable over RDP from any device.
Every plan includes administrator rights, so you install the emulator exactly as you would on your own PC, with DDR5 memory and NVMe storage behind it.
One technical detail decides whether an emulator will run well, so we would rather you check it first.
BlueStacks, LDPlayer and other Android emulators run a small virtual machine of their own, so they need hardware virtualization to be available inside your VPS.
Before you order, send us the emulator name and how many instances you want to run. We will tell you honestly which plan and region will run it, or whether we are the wrong host for the job.
BlueStacks asks for at least 4 GB of RAM on its own, plus memory for Windows, so most people start a VPS for an Android emulator on Performance 8GB.
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Running several instances at once? Allow extra memory and vCPU for each one and choose Advanced 16GB or above. Plans are billed monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually.
An Android phone that never runs out of battery, never leaves your desk and opens on any screen.
Check builds on a clean Android environment you can reset at will, without filling your own computer with emulators.
Use apps that only exist on Android from a full keyboard and a large screen, wherever you are working.
Keep an Android app open around the clock on a machine that is always on, instead of a phone you need for other things.
Open your emulator from any computer or tablet with a Remote Desktop app; it appears like any other Windows program.
Your own computer stays free, and the emulator keeps running when you walk away.
Close the Remote Desktop window and the emulator keeps running on the server, ready when you reconnect from another device.
Install BlueStacks or the emulator you prefer, add the components it asks for and change Windows settings to suit it.
Each emulator instance needs its own memory and CPU. Start with one and move to a larger plan as you add more.
Three steps from checking compatibility to using your Android apps.
Tell us your emulator and instance count, then order the plan and region we confirm will run it.
Connect over Remote Desktop and download BlueStacks, or your preferred emulator, from its official website.
Sign in to Google Play inside the emulator and install the Android apps you need.
If yours is not here, send it over and we will answer before you order.
BlueStacks and similar emulators run their own virtual machine, so they need hardware virtualization to be available inside the VPS. Tell us which emulator you plan to use before you order and we will tell you honestly whether the plan and region you have in mind will run it.
BlueStacks asks for at least 4 GB of RAM on its own, and Windows needs memory too. Performance 8GB is a sensible starting point for one emulator instance, with larger plans for several.
Yes, if the plan has the memory and CPU for them. Each instance behaves like a separate Android phone, so allow extra RAM and vCPU per instance and size up as you add more.
Yes. You have full administrator access, so you can install LDPlayer, NoxPlayer, MEmu or the Android Studio emulator instead. They share the same virtualization requirement as BlueStacks.
Yes. Connect to the VPS with Microsoft's free remote desktop app on Android or iOS and the emulator appears on your screen like any other Windows program.
Everything on the VPS must follow our acceptable use policy and the terms of the apps you use. If you are unsure whether a workload is allowed, ask us before you order.
Still deciding? Send us your question and we will answer it before you order.
Tell us your emulator, and we will point you to the plan and region that will run it well.