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Simple and transparent pricing
Published prices, no overselling and no hidden setup fees.
Paying annually lowers the effective monthly cost on every plan.
From 12 cores at 3.70 GHz to 64 cores and 192 GB of memory. IPMI/iLO access, a full gigabit port, Linux or Windows — and nothing else running on the hardware.
See the machines
Published prices, no overselling and no hidden setup fees.
Paying annually lowers the effective monthly cost on every plan.
A whole machine, not a slice of one. Nothing else runs on the hardware, so the performance you measure is the performance you keep — and you decide what the operating system looks like.
All cores, all memory, all disk. No neighbours, no shared CPU scheduler, no noisy tenant to throttle around.
Out-of-band control from the metal up: power cycle, console, and reinstall without waiting for us.
Install what you need. Bring your own image, or ask us to lay one down before handover.
A full gigabit port on every machine, with generous traffic and no per-gigabyte surprises.
Dedicated hardware is prepared by hand, not provisioned automatically. After the order is paid we allocate the machine, install the operating system you asked for and hand over access. Open a ticket if you have a deadline and we will tell you where the queue stands.
A VDS gives you dedicated AMD EPYC cores on shared hardware and starts far lower. A dedicated server is the whole physical machine with IPMI/iLO access. If you need the metal — licensing tied to hardware, full disk control, sustained maximum load — take the dedicated server; otherwise a VDS usually costs less for the same work.
No. These are unmanaged machines: you hold root or Administrator and you run your own stack. We look after the hardware, the network and the power.
Yes, both on request. Additional IPs are subject to justification under the network provider policy; extra disks are quoted per machine. Open a ticket with what you need.
We replace the failed component. Your data is your responsibility — take your own backups, and tell us in the ticket if a disk holds something that must be preserved during the swap.
