Dedicated Servers
A whole machine, and nobody else on it.
A dedicated server gives you the entire physical machine — every core, all of the memory, the full disk — with no hypervisor and no neighbours competing for I/O. It suits databases under sustained load, virtualisation, and any workload where consistent performance matters more than resizing in a minute. Intel Xeon servers start at $90 a month; run one yourself, or have our engineers manage it the same way they manage client infrastructure.
What you get
Server hardware, without buying the server.
Every plan is a physical Xeon machine with a pair of drives, a fixed-speed port and an address of its own. The plans differ in what the hardware is tuned for.
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Bare metal, single tenant
The whole machine is yours. No hypervisor and no other customers, so nothing competes for CPU, memory or disk.
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Intel Xeon processors
Server-grade Xeon CPUs, chosen for clock speed on Value and Power and for core count on Enterprise.
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NVMe or high-capacity storage
Two NVMe SSDs where speed matters, or two 4 TB drives where capacity does. A pair of drives means you can mirror them.
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A 500 Mbps unmetered port
A fixed port speed with no transfer quota, so a busy month does not arrive with an overage bill.
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A dedicated IPv4 address
A public address that belongs to your server, for DNS, mail and firewall rules that need something fixed.
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Linux or Windows Server
Your choice of Linux distribution at no extra charge, or Windows Server Standard from $45 a month.
Built for
Workloads that want the whole machine.
When performance has to be predictable under sustained load, a dedicated machine removes the variable that a shared hypervisor introduces.
- Databases under sustained load
- Virtualisation and private clouds
- High-traffic applications
- Workloads needing physical isolation
Managed, if you want it
Your hardware, our engineers.
A dedicated server is still a server: it needs patching, monitoring, backups and somebody to answer when a disk fails. Our managed option puts the same engineers who build client infrastructure behind your machine, so hardware ownership does not become an operations problem.
- OS updates and security patching
- Monitoring and alerting
- Backups and restore rehearsals
- Hardware replacement handled with the datacenter
Simple, transparent pricing.
Monthly prices for Linux, with Windows Server shown on each plan. A one-off setup fee covers preparing the hardware.
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Value
Storage-heavy workloads
$90/mo
Linux · $75 one-off setup
- Intel Xeon E-2136
- 6 cores, 3.3 GHz (4.5 GHz turbo)
- 32 GB memory
- 2 × 4 TB SATA storage
- 500 Mbps unmetered port
- Dedicated IPv4 address
Windows Server: $135/mo
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Fastest clock speed
Power
Fast applications and databases
$120/mo
Linux · $75 one-off setup
- Intel Xeon E-2136
- 6 cores, 3.3 GHz (4.5 GHz turbo)
- 64 GB memory
- 2 × 512 GB NVMe SSD
- 500 Mbps unmetered port
- Dedicated IPv4 address
Windows Server: $166/mo
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Enterprise
Virtualisation and large datasets
$175/mo
Linux · $90 one-off setup
- Intel Xeon D-2141I
- 8 cores, 2.2 GHz (3.0 GHz turbo)
- 128 GB memory
- 2 × 512 GB NVMe SSD
- 500 Mbps unmetered port
- Dedicated IPv4 address
Windows Server: $220/mo
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Need more storage, more memory or a second server for failover? Ask for a custom configuration.
FAQ
Common questions.
Which plan should I choose?
Value gives you 8 TB of raw storage for backups, media and archives. Power pairs the fastest clock speed with NVMe drives, which suits applications and databases that respond to every query. Enterprise trades clock speed for more cores and four times the memory of Value, which is what virtualisation and large in-memory datasets need. Not sure? Tell us the workload and we will say.
What is the setup fee for?
A dedicated server is a physical machine that has to be prepared, installed and tested before it is handed over. The one-off fee covers that: $75 for Value and Power, $90 for Enterprise. It is charged once, not every month.
Can I run Windows Server?
Yes. Every plan can run Windows Server Standard, from $45 a month extra, which covers the Microsoft licence. Each plan shows its Windows price. Linux distributions carry no licence charge.
What does a 500 Mbps unmetered port mean?
The network port runs at up to 500 Mbps, and we do not count or cap the data that passes through it. Use still has to fit the Acceptable Use Policy.
Can you build a custom configuration?
Yes. If none of the three fits — more storage, more memory, a second server for failover — tell us what the workload needs and we will quote a configuration for it.
Tell us what the server has to run.
Send the workload — database, virtualisation, application — and we’ll come back with a configuration that fits it, not the largest one we can sell.