Dedicated Servers
Dedicated servers are coming soon.
A whole physical server, reserved for you. We are not selling them yet, but you can be the first to know when we do.
What is a dedicated server?
A dedicated server is a physical machine that runs only your workloads. Nothing is shared: the processor, memory, storage and network port are yours alone. That means steady performance and full control over the operating system and software.
When you need one
Most projects start on a VPS. These are the signs it is time for more.
Heavy, steady traffic
Sites and apps with high traffic all day, every day, where consistent performance matters most.
Resource-hungry software
Large databases, analytics and processing jobs that need every core and gigabyte to themselves.
Strict isolation
Projects where security or compliance rules say you cannot share hardware with anyone else.
Many sites in one place
Agencies and businesses running many sites or services that want one powerful machine to manage.
Dedicated server or VPS?
A VPS gives you your own slice of a powerful server, with root access, at a much lower price, and you can resize it as you grow. A dedicated server gives you the whole machine. Until our dedicated range launches, our largest VPS plan gives you 16 vCPU and 32 GB RAM for $30/mo.
Not available yet
Be first to know when dedicated servers launch
Open a ticket in Clientzone with the subject "Dedicated servers" and tell us roughly what you need. We will contact you as soon as they are available.
Open a ticketCommon questions
Quick answers to things people ask before signing up.
- We do not have a launch date yet. Open a ticket with the subject "Dedicated servers" and we will contact you when they are ready.
- A VPS. You get root access and your own allocated resources from $6/mo, and you can move up to a bigger plan as you grow.
- A VPS is your own allocated share of a physical server. A dedicated server is the entire machine, with nothing shared.