No neighbours, no compromises.
Physical machines running Intel Xeon processors, with the entire hardware allocation yours and every plan on mirrored SSD storage.
Single tenant
The whole machine
Intel Xeon
Eight cores, threaded
Mirrored SSD
RAID 1 on every plan
Managed option
Priced as an add-on
Plans
Linux Dedicated Servers plans
A machine of your own.
These servers are not open for orders yet.
The rest of this page still describes what the platform does.
Included
Hardware you can reason about.
When performance has to be predictable, the most useful property of a server is that nothing else is running on it.
Full allocation
Every core and every gigabyte belongs to one workload — yours. Nothing else is scheduled on the machine.
Mirrored storage
Every plan ships its SSDs in RAID 1, so a failed drive leaves the server running on its mirror rather than taking the machine down.
Intel Xeon
Xeon D-2141 I processors at 2.20 GHz with hyper-threading on, across every configuration.
The Linux you use
Alma Linux 9, Alma Linux 8 or Ubuntu 22.04, chosen when you order rather than swapped afterwards.
Run it from the panel
Restart, shut down, rebuild and watch the machine's resources from the server panel — with web-based VNC for the times SSH is the thing that is broken.
Panels and management
cPanel, Plesk and WHMCS licences are priced add-ons, and so is managed operation for teams who would rather not carry patching themselves. Unmanaged is the default.
Questions
Before you decide.
Intel Xeon D-2141 I, eight cores at 2.20 GHz with hyper-threading enabled, on every configuration. What changes between the plans is memory, SSD capacity and the monthly transfer allowance — each plan card carries its own figures.
Alma Linux 9, Alma Linux 8 or Ubuntu 22.04. You choose when you order, and the machine is built with it rather than reimaged afterwards.
Every plan ships its SSDs mirrored in RAID 1, so the server keeps running on the surviving drive rather than going down with the failed one. Tell us and we will get the replacement moving.
No. Unmanaged is the default and the machine is entirely yours. Managed operation is a priced add-on for teams who would rather not carry patching and monitoring themselves.
Yes. Extra storage comes in several sizes and additional IP addresses are available, both priced as add-ons rather than folded into the plan.
About thirty minutes after the payment clears, at which point you can reach it over SSH. One caveat worth knowing rather than discovering: if the plan resizes the disk, that keeps running in the background for a while after the server is already usable. The service page shows the state, and we email you when it turns active.
It is how you administer the machine without a ticket: CPU, memory, storage and inode usage on graphs, the IP and storage details, and the operations — restart, rebuild onto a fresh operating system, reset the access credentials, and web-based VNC for the day the machine boots but will not let you in over SSH.
A cPanel licence, bought with the server or added later when the need turns up. It is a separate licence rather than part of the machine, so you are not paying for it until you want it.
WHMCS — client management, support and billing in one. The licence is bought from us and the application is installed on your own server, which is what makes it yours to configure.
The machine and everything under it, around the clock: hardware, network, booting, the operating system as delivered, and being locked out. Basic cPanel and firewall setup is covered too. What you install on top — your applications and their configuration — is yours, and we will still look and tell you what we can see.
No. A dedicated server runs websites, databases, applications, shops, DNS, file storage and ordinary mail — personal, organisational or professional. Bulk or marketing mail is not allowed and carries penalties, which is worth knowing before you plan a campaign around it rather than after the machine is blocked.
Yes. Volumetric attacks are filtered upstream of the machine, on the network in front of it, rather than being left to arrive at your interface and become your problem to absorb.
A machine with nothing else on it.
Pick the memory and storage you need, add management or a control panel if you want them, and see the price as you go.