Managed dedicated servers

A whole machine that is yours alone, run by our team

Isolated resources you share with nobody, a configuration built around your workload, and technical administration covering security updates and monitoring within your service scope.

The real difference

What makes a dedicated server different from a VPS?

Both give you resources. The difference is what sits underneath them.

VPS Dedicated
Aspect Virtual server (VPS) Physical dedicated machine
The hardware A slice of a physical machine shared with other clients. The entire physical machine, with nobody else on it.
Performance consistency Resources reserved for you, on hardware that is shared. Processor and disks are entirely yours, so nothing else moves your numbers.
Disks SSD capacity within the plan you pick. Real disks in a specific layout you can choose.
Choosing You step through plans that vary in size. You choose a particular processor, memory and disk set.

Available hardware

Four physical machines, each with its own processor and disks

Physical hardware does not come on a sliding scale. Each row here is a complete machine with a fixed specification that can be supplied as it stands.

12-Core Server

USD317.98 /month

Processor
AMD Ryzen 9 7900 — 12 cores at 3.70 GHz
RAM
64 GB (upgradeable to 128 GB)
Storage
1 TB NVMe
Network
1 Gbit/s port — unlimited traffic

Suits A first move to a whole physical machine: an internal system or a store that needs full isolation.

24-Core Server

USD522.19 /month

Processor
AMD EPYC 9224 — 24 cores at 2.50 GHz (up to 3.70)
RAM
128 GB ECC (upgradeable to 768 GB)
Storage
2 × 1 TB SSD
Network
1 Gbit/s port — unlimited traffic

Suits Larger databases, with ECC memory for business systems that cannot tolerate bit errors.

32-Core Server

USD1047.29 /month

Processor
AMD EPYC 9355P — 32 cores at 3.55 GHz (up to 4.20)
RAM
128 GB (upgradeable to 768 GB)
Storage
2 × 1 TB NVMe
Network
1 Gbit/s port (10 Gbit/s available) — unlimited traffic

Suits Compute-heavy workloads that also need a high per-core clock.

64-Core Server

USD1834.95 /month

Processor
AMD EPYC 9555P — 64 cores at 3.20 GHz (up to 4.20)
RAM
192 GB (upgradeable to 1152 GB)
Storage
2 × 1 TB NVMe
Network
1 Gbit/s port (10 Gbit/s available) — unlimited traffic

Suits Dense virtualisation, or several production environments on one machine.

Prices exclude VAT, and exclude paid licences and backup resources.

The published “from USD 245” figure is the approved entry point for the dedicated-server service. The configurations below carry their own prices, set by their hardware.

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Need custom hardware specifications or network configurations? Consult our engineering team directly

Operating system and licences

  • Linux

    The default for most websites and web applications, with no operating-system licence cost.

  • Windows Server

    For workloads that require a Windows environment. The operating-system licence is an additional cost on top of the base price.

    The Windows Server licence is charged separately and is not included in the starting price shown.

Who it suits

Workloads that call for a whole machine

  • Internal systems and business applications

    The systems a company runs on, which cannot tolerate resource contention.

  • Larger e-commerce platforms

    Sustained traffic and orders that need fixed resources.

  • Large databases

    Read- and write-heavy work on dedicated disk.

  • Workloads that require isolation

    When isolation from any other client is a requirement of the project.

Why a dedicated server

What you are actually buying

  • Fully dedicated resources

    The processor, memory and disk are yours alone, with no other workload competing.

  • Workload isolation

    What happens on other machines does not touch yours.

  • Technical administration

    Updates, monitoring and routine administration within the service scope.

  • Direct access to specialists

    You talk to the people who know your server’s setup, not a relay layer.

  • Configured around your workload

    We build the specification around what you actually run, not off a shelf.

  • Continuous monitoring

    The server’s state is watched and an alert is raised when something goes wrong.

We do not promise absolute security, zero downtime or unlimited administration. We commit to a clear, agreed scope of service.

How to order

From enquiry to handover

  1. You describe the workload

    What will run on it, and the data and traffic you expect.

  2. We recommend the configuration

    Processor, memory, storage, operating system, and a control panel if needed.

  3. We send a final quotation

    Including any paid licences or resources, before any commitment.

  4. We prepare the server and hand it over

    Then the monitoring and technical administration begin, within the service scope.

Management and monitoring scope

In the price

  • Security updates

    Tracking system and security package updates, and applying them.

  • Server monitoring

    Watching the server’s state and raising an alert when something goes wrong.

  • Backup setup and configuration

    Configuring the backup mechanism technically. The storage capacity itself is charged separately.

  • Routine technical management

    The usual administration work, within the scope of the service you purchased.

The technical management covers the agreed scope of service. It is not unlimited support, and it is not an open-ended enterprise SLA.

Charged separately

These are not part of the base price. We set out what they cost before the order is confirmed:

cPanel, Plesk and paid backup resources are available at an additional cost.

About backups, specifically

  • Configuring and setting up the backup is part of the managed service.
  • The storage capacity, or the backup resource itself, is charged separately.
  • We do not provide unlimited or automatically included backup storage.
  • We do not commit to a recovery point or a retention period unless it has been explicitly configured and purchased.

FAQ

Questions about physical servers

What is the difference between a dedicated server and a VPS?

A VPS is a virtual server with resources reserved for you on hardware shared with other clients. A dedicated server is a whole machine that is yours alone, fully isolated with fixed resources — the right choice when isolation or scale is a requirement.

Does the price include cPanel or Plesk licences?

No. cPanel and Plesk licences, paid operating-system licences and backup resources are charged separately and appear in the final quotation.

Do you publish the available server specifications?

We publish the starting price only, because the specification depends on the workload and on what is available at the time of order. We send you the exact specification and final price after reviewing your requirements.

What exactly does the technical management cover?

Security updates, server monitoring, configuring the backup mechanism, and routine administration within the purchased scope of service. It is not unlimited support, and it does not include developing the applications running on the server.

Let us build it around your real workload

Describe what the server will run, and we will recommend the specification and send a final quotation including any paid licences or resources.