In the global server rental market, LisaHost, a Hong Kong company founded in 2017, has gained widespread attention since 2020 thanks to its extensive regional coverage, unique IP resources, and high-quality network routes. Its core business focuses on VPS services across Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany. Leveraging high-speed connectivity such as China Telecom CN2 GIA, China Unicom CUII/AS9929, China Mobile CMI, China Unicom AS4837, and international BGP routing, it offers dual-ISP, residential home IP, and native IP options. These features make it particularly strong in scenarios such as streaming unlocking, cross-border marketing, and e-commerce operations. New IP ranges are now available in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles, including US IP blocks 154, 38, 64, 70, 216, and 104. One free IP replacement within 48 hours is available after purchase via support ticket.
Hong Kong VPS: Triple-Network Optimization with Residential IP Options
Hong Kong is one of LisaHost’s key locations, offering two main VPS product categories. The single-ISP native IP product uses KVM virtualization and NVMe SSD arrays, with clean IPs capable of unlocking streaming services. The routing uses optimized paths: outbound China Telecom CN2, China Unicom CUII, China Mobile CMIN2, and return traffic via CMI. It supports both Linux and Windows systems and includes one IPv4 address.
Pricing starts at RMB 566/year for 1GB RAM, 1 CPU core, and 10GB NVMe storage with 1TB monthly traffic and 50Mbps bandwidth. A higher-traffic plan includes 1GB RAM, 1 core, 20GB storage for RMB 88/month with 3TB traffic and 30Mbps bandwidth. Higher configurations such as 4GB RAM and 4 cores offer up to 10TB traffic and 100Mbps bandwidth at RMB 388/month.
1GB RAM, 1 core, 10GB storage with 600GB monthly traffic at RMB 799/year;
1GB RAM, 1 core, 20GB storage with 3TB traffic at RMB 129/month (60Mbps);
4GB RAM, 4 cores, 10TB traffic at RMB 388/month (150Mbps).
| RAM | CPU | NVMe | Traffic | Bandwidth | Price | Buy |
| 1GB | 1 core | 10GB | 1TB/month | 50Mbps | 566 RMB/year | Link |
| 1GB | 1 core | 20GB | 3TB/month | 30Mbps | 88 RMB/month | Link |
| 2GB | 2 cores | 40GB | 5TB/month | 50Mbps | 188 RMB/month | Link |
| 4GB | 4 cores | 80GB | 10TB/month | 100Mbps | 388 RMB/month | Link |
Taiwan VPS: Native IP and High-Bandwidth Unlimited Traffic Features
Taiwan VPS features native IP advantages, non-mainland optimized routing, and Taiwan ISP residential IPs by default. It fully unlocks streaming platforms such as Ani-One. Built on NVMe storage, it offers excellent performance for ChatGPT, Facebook marketing, Amazon e-commerce, and more. Officially recommended for proxy usage.
Entry plan: 1GB RAM, 1 core, 10GB storage at RMB 366/year with 2TB traffic and 300Mbps bandwidth.
High-value plan: 1GB RAM, 1 core, 20GB storage at RMB 68/month with 6TB traffic and 1Gbps bandwidth.
High-end plan: 4GB RAM, 4 cores with 20TB traffic at RMB 188/month.
FAQ
What is Dual ISP IP? How is it different from native IP?
Dual ISP IP means the server connects to two different internet service providers, improving redundancy and stability. Native IP means the IP location matches the server’s physical location without rerouting, which helps unlock region-restricted services and reduces platform risk detection.
What scenarios are suitable for LisaHost VPS?
It is widely used for ChatGPT access, Facebook/WhatsApp marketing, Amazon and Shopee e-commerce operations. Asia-Pacific nodes are ideal for streaming (Netflix, Disney+, etc.), while US/EU nodes are suitable for TikTok operations, gaming, and payment platforms.
What are CN2 GIA / AS9929 / CMI advantages?
CN2 GIA offers low latency and high stability. AS9929 provides strong international connectivity. CMI is optimized for China Mobile users. Together they ensure balanced performance across all carriers.
Refund policy?
Refund rules vary. Some special products (e.g., Taiwan VDS) only refund account balance. Please confirm before purchase.
How to choose configuration?
Light use: 1GB RAM basic plan.
Medium workloads: 2–4GB RAM with 5TB+ traffic.
Heavy usage: 4GB+ RAM, high bandwidth, multi-core CPUs depending on region.
