Well, they’re basically the same since both involve a virtual server and both involve remote connections. There are some important differences when it comes to functionality, though. Usually, RDP accounts offered by hosting companies don’t include administrator-level access (also called root access) since they’re hosted on (often very crowded) servers but a VPS includes root access and SSH connectivity since it’s an autonomous virtual environment. Here at Bangla.biz, however, our Remote Desktop Server actually is a form of VPS, since it gives you full admin access, full isolation, and zero resource contention. But unlike a general-purpose VPS, which is usually used to host websites or web apps, our Remote Desktop Servers are precision-made for just one single purpose, to host an RDP server. That means you won’t be paying extra for resources and services you won’t need while avoiding shared hosting shortcomings.