Every server in one list — by type and location. Tick up to four of them to compare specs side by side.
The list is built from billing on every page load: prices, free slots and stock at each location are always current.
Disks, memory, uplink and the operating system are chosen at checkout — the build shown on a card is only a starting point.
Servers marked Instant are handed over within five hours, provided the order is placed during working hours and a Linux-based OS is chosen. Support is online around the clock and replies within minutes.
A dedicated server is a whole physical machine: every core, all the memory and disks are yours, with no neighbours. A virtual one is cheaper and faster to deploy, and suits websites, test environments and smaller services. When the load is predictable and steady performance matters, take the dedicated one.
A card shows the starting build, while the pills beside it show what the platform tops out at: how far the memory expands, how many disks fit in the chassis and which uplink is available. That matters more than the starting figures if you plan to grow.
Pick a country close to your audience: the gap between a European and an American site is tens of milliseconds on every request. For projects with European visitors the Netherlands and Germany are usually the best fit.
Tick up to four servers — on the comparison page their specs line up in a table, and identical rows are dimmed so the differences stand out at once.
With the workload, not the price. Websites and small services care about single-core clock speed; virtualisation and computation care about core count and memory; storage cares about drive bays. Decide the main parameter, filter the catalogue by it, and the rest falls into place.
It is the monthly cost of the base build. Memory, drives, port speed, extra IP addresses and a control panel are chosen at checkout and priced separately, so the final sum can differ. The full price is shown in the configurator before payment.
Tick the "compare" box on the cards — up to four — and open the comparison page. There the specifications line up in one table: CPU, memory, drives, port, RAID, console and setup fee side by side.
On dedicated servers, yes: add or replace drives, increase memory, change port speed. The work happens at an agreed time and the server reboots briefly. Virtual machines have a fixed configuration: changing plan means a new server and migrating the data.
Write to support and describe the workload — CPU, memory, drives, network and country requirements. In the Netherlands servers are built to order, so the right option can usually be assembled. We quote the price before you commit.