Bare Metal Dedicated Servers

Because no two use cases are the same. We build servers tailored to your exact specs-CPU, RAM, storage, bandwidth, and OS. This ensures you get exactly what you need, without upselling or paying for unused resources. If you're serious about long-term infrastructure, we'll help you build it right.

Yes. You get your own physical server-no shared resources, no virtualization, no hypervisor overhead. It's raw, dedicated power built just for you.

Absolutely. Every server is built to order. Choose your CPU (Intel or AMD), memory, NVMe or SSD storage, network uplink, and even GPU options if needed.

Yes. We offer powerful GPU options for AI/ML, rendering, and other GPU-heavy workloads. Just let us know your requirements when you reach out.

Linux, Windows Server, BSD, VMware, Proxmox, RHEL-even custom ISOs. We support most operating systems, including enterprise-grade platforms, under a Bring Your Own License (BYOL) model.

Yes. Secure IPMI or equivalent OOB (out-of-band) management access is included and firewall-protected. You'll have full control at the hardware level.

A dedicated 1 Gbit port comes standard with every server. 10 Gbit uplinks are available on request, and higher-capacity ports can be arranged in select locations. No shared bandwidth-your connection is yours alone. We include dual-stack IPv4/IPv6, reverse DNS (rDNS), and support BYOIP deployments.

We maintain servers in multiple data centers. You can view our live server map on the site. Looking for something specific? We also partner with providers in other regions-reach out and we'll help you find the right fit.

Yes. You're free to run KVM, Proxmox, Docker, LXC-whatever your environment requires.

No. Dedicated servers are custom-built physical hardware, provisioned just for you. They are non-refundable. If you want to test network quality first, spin up a VPS-it runs on the same backbone. We also offer ping tests from every data center location via our Looking Glass.

Everyday transactional emails from platforms like cPanel, Plesk, or similar control panels are allowed. However, bulk email, marketing campaigns, and newsletter-style sending are strictly prohibited - no exceptions. Marketing professionals should use specialized services like Mailchimp, Postmark, MailerLite, or similar platforms. We do not tolerate IP block abuse, and we do not offer "warm-up" IPs or large subnets for mailers.

No, not by default. If you have a legitimate use case, we're open to a conversation-but SSL certificates and email delivery are not valid reasons. Any form of abuse or spammer-like behavior will result in immediate suspension and service termination.

We take abuse seriously. That includes spam, botnets, phishing, DDoS control panels, scanners, and other malicious activity. Violations are investigated quickly and often lead to suspension or termination. For full details, see our Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy.

No arbitrary port blocking. You're free to run what you want-so long as it complies with our and Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy and local laws. We do monitor for abuse and will act decisively if your usage impacts others.

Yes. Our network includes DDoS mitigation to protect your services and keep you online during most common attacks. For high-risk environments, enhanced protection plans are available.

Yes. We offer optional managed services if you'd rather not handle everything yourself. This can include monitoring, updates, hardening, backups, and more. Please refer to the Support Options table on this page for more information.

Absolutely-and we actually encourage it if your use case allows. Turning your dedicated server into a single-tenant virtualized environment (think Proxmox, KVM, etc.) gives you the best of both worlds:

Total isolation - It's still your server alone, locked down at the hypervisor level.
Full disk snapshots & backups - Easily backup and restore entire systems to remote object storage.
Disaster Recovery made easy - Replicate or fail over with minimal fuss.
Firewall & ACL flexibility - Manage access control with fine-tuned rules across virtual machines.
Same performance - There's virtually zero overhead. You still get all the power of your hardware.

We hard-lock the bare metal node to your specified IPs, ensuring it's accessible only through your defined channels. You retain full control while gaining the convenience and flexibility of modern virtualization tooling.

Absolutely. We work closely with Red, Blue, and Purple Teams, as well as several Cyber Security firms, so we understand the unique requirements of offensive, defensive, and hybrid InfoSec operations. Many of our clients use our dedicated servers for labs, C2 infrastructure, training environments, and secure deployments.

We're no strangers to forensic tools, Kali boxes, or command-and-control frameworks. Just keep everything legal, properly scoped, and in full compliance with our Acceptable Use Policy. We're here to help you build a secure, isolated, and reliable environment that meets your operational needs.

Yes - we monitor server and network uptime by default using ICMP (ping) to your primary IP. If you need more advanced monitoring (HTTP, ports, services, etc.), we can configure that for both managed and unmanaged servers. Please contact our support team to discuss your requirements.

Yes — while you're free to fully utilize the resources of your Dedicated Server, certain types of activities and use cases are strictly prohibited. These include anything that violates our policies or puts our infrastructure, network, or others at risk. Examples include:

• Hosting or distributing malware, phishing kits, or scam infrastructure
• Operating DDoS panels, botnets, or attack tools targeting external systems
• Spamming, bulk email campaigns, or unsolicited mass mailing
• Running brute-force tools or services used for unauthorized access
• Hosting illegal content or violating intellectual property laws

Any activity restricted under our Acceptable Use Policy or Terms of Service also applies to Dedicated Server use.

You're welcome to push your hardware to its limits — just keep it legal, ethical, and within the boundaries of our published policies.