Dedicated Servers
Dedicated - Standard
Enterprise-grade dedicated hardware, fully yours, with no resource sharing and no noisy neighbors.
From $329.99 / month
Dedicated - Standard — what you get
- CPU Cores
- 6
- Memory
- 32GB
- Storage
- 960GB
- Bandwidth
- 5.1TB
- Location
- Your choice of 26 locations
- Dedicated IPv4
- 1
Choose Your Plan
$329.99/month
Which One Do I Need?
Dedicated - Entry
- CPU Cores
- 4
- Memory
- 32GB
- Storage
- 240GB
- Bandwidth
- 5.1TB
- Location
- Your choice of 7 locations
Also included 100% Dedicated Hardware · Enterprise-Grade Components · Remote Management
From $219.99
View this insteadDedicated - Standard
- CPU Cores
- 6
- Memory
- 32GB
- Storage
- 960GB
- Bandwidth
- 5.1TB
- Location
- Your choice of 26 locations
Also included 100% Dedicated Hardware · Enterprise-Grade Components · Remote Management
From $329.99
You're looking at this oneDedicated - Performance
- CPU Cores
- 8
- Memory
- 128GB
- Storage
- 1.9TB
- Bandwidth
- 10.2TB
- Location
- Your choice of 11 locations
Also included 100% Dedicated Hardware · Enterprise-Grade Components · Remote Management
From $599.99
View this insteadWhat You're Actually Buying
100% Dedicated Hardware
The entire physical machine is yours. Nothing is shared, and nobody else can affect it.
Enterprise-Grade Components
Server-class CPUs, ECC memory and redundant storage rather than repurposed desktop parts.
Remote Management
Power, reboot and out-of-band console access whenever you need them, without raising a ticket.
Questions Before You Buy
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If you can't find the answer you are looking for our support is just an email away.
Contact UsHow is this different from a VPS?
A VPS is an isolated slice of a shared machine. A dedicated server is the whole machine — every core, all the memory and all the disk, with nobody else on it whose traffic could affect yours.
What if I lock myself out?
Remote power control and out-of-band console access come with the server, so you can reach it even when the operating system is not cooperating, without raising a ticket first.
Is dedicated hardware worth it for my workload?
It is worth it when you need guaranteed resources, when a noisy neighbour would genuinely hurt you, or when you have compliance or licensing reasons to be alone on the hardware. Below that, a VPS usually serves better for the money.
Ready When You Are
Pick a plan and your account is set up as the order goes through, not queued for later.