If you're tech-savvy, you can get a tiny instance on google cloud or amazon web services to spin up an instance and get an elastic ip assigned. Expose ports on it, and relay the traffic to your local instance using sshuttle (linux) or another similar service.
By doing that, you can have as many servers as you want running on one server, and reach each one via different IP addresses, by binding the local servers to unique IP's and routing traffic..
But with the above, you are likely better off just getting 2 servers anyways.
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