Dedicated Servers in Austria, Hosted in Vienna
Austria dedicated servers for teams that want a German-speaking market presence and EU data residency without automatically defaulting to Frankfurt — and for workloads that face Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia and the Balkans from the city that has always been the doorway to them.
German is Austria's official language, so a server in Vienna sits inside the same language market as Germany and Switzerland: the same copy, the same contracts, the same support expectations.
Vienna has been Western Europe's commercial doorway toward Central and Southeastern Europe for centuries. The business ties run that way, and infrastructure serving that arc is better placed here than further west.
Reach here means market orientation and geography — not a latency promise. If your traffic is overwhelmingly German rather than Austrian, read the Vienna or Frankfurt? comparison below before you buy anything.
Austria Dedicated Servers: Every Configuration
One table, every column, no grouping — built to be scanned by someone who already knows what they want. The hardware and the prices are identical at every NexonHost location; the location is the variable.
* Where the Dual E5-2690v4 configuration is unavailable, an equivalent configuration featuring Dual E5-2680v3 or E5-2670v3 processors may be provisioned in its place, delivering comparable performance.
Advanced Add-Ons & Plans
Why Choose a Dedicated Server in Austria?
Austria is an EU member state, which means an Austria dedicated server sits under GDPR and inside the Union’s data protection perimeter by default — no transfer mechanism, no third-country paperwork, no clause to negotiate. That much it shares with every other European location we sell.
What Austria adds is a specific combination: German is the official language, so Vienna is inside the DACH market rather than adjacent to it, and the country is Austrian rather than German — which is precisely the point when the client, the tender or the internal policy says Austria and means it.
Vienna is Austria’s primary business and interconnection centre, so it is where the hardware goes. Teams weighing the northern CEE route instead — Poland, the Baltics — should look at our Warsaw location, which answers a different question than this page does.
Vienna or Frankfurt?
Frankfurt is the bigger hub. That is not a concession, it is the starting fact — and it is why most DACH deployments land there and should. Here is when Vienna is nonetheless the better call, and when it plainly is not.
Pick Frankfurt
Germany is the larger market and Frankfurt is the denser interconnection point. If your reason for being in the region is Germany itself, that density is worth more than anything Vienna offers.
Pick Vienna
Vienna's case is not that it beats Frankfurt on hub density — it does not. Its case is Austrian proximity and the southeastern corridor, which are things Frankfurt cannot offer at any price.
A German-language SaaS with German customers and no southeastern traffic has no technical reason to be in Vienna, and we would rather say so here than have you find out in month three. That deployment belongs on our Germany dedicated servers — same hardware, same prices, better-suited location. Come back to Vienna when Austria is in the contract or when the map moves southeast. If the workload leans south across the Alps instead, our Italy dedicated servers in Milan are the neighbouring answer, and teams often run Vienna and one of the two rather than choosing once and forever.
Who Austria-Based Hosting Is Built For
Four buyers keep arriving at Vienna for the same two reasons: the German-speaking market, and everything that lies to the southeast of it.
Austrian Companies Hosting at Home
Businesses registered in Austria that would rather keep production inside Austrian jurisdiction than explain to a domestic client why the data sits in another country. Same EU rules either way — different answer on the questionnaire.
DACH-Facing SaaS and Platforms
Products sold in German need a German-language market presence, not necessarily a German one. Vienna gives EU residency and DACH proximity while leaving Frankfurt free as a second node rather than the only one.
Workloads Serving the Southeast Arc
Applications with users across Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia and further into the Balkans. Vienna is the closest Western European placement to that arc — the geography is on the map, not in a marketing deck.
Agencies with Mixed Austrian and CEE Clients
One rack that answers both the Austrian retainer client and the regional project, with full hardware isolation between them and predictable per-server pricing rather than metered cloud bills.
Hosting Services Available in Austria
Bare metal, virtual servers and network-level protection — all deployed from the same Vienna infrastructure and under the same EU data protection perimeter.
Dedicated Servers in Austria
Bare metal in Vienna with full hardware control, unmetered bandwidth and no shared tenancy — the placement for production workloads that need Austrian residency or southeastern reach. Explore dedicated servers →
VPS Hosting for Austrian Workloads
Virtual servers for the pieces that do not justify a full node: staging, build agents, monitoring, small regional endpoints. Same EU perimeter, provisioned in minutes. Explore virtual servers →
DDoS Protection
Network-level filtering included with every Austria dedicated server, with higher-capacity mitigation available as a paid add-on when a public-facing platform needs it. Explore DDoS protection →
What Ships with Every Austria Dedicated Server
Included in the monthly price, at every configuration in the table above — nothing here is an upsell.
SSD and NVMe Storage
Every configuration ships on solid-state storage, from a 240GB SSD boot pair up to 24 NVMe bays on the EPYC tiers.
Unmetered Bandwidth
A 1Gbps unmetered port as standard, with burst ceilings up to 200Gbps on the top configurations. No overage line on the invoice.
DDoS Protection Included
Network-level L4 filtering comes with the server. Higher-capacity mitigation — up to 1Tbps / 100Mpps — is available as a paid add-on.
IPv4 + IPv6
Dual-stack from day one, with up to five additional IPv4 addresses, a routed /24, or your own ASN if you bring your own space.
KVM over IPMI
Reboot, reinstall the OS, watch the boot sequence and read bandwidth counters from the client area — without opening a ticket first.
24/7 Technical Support
Engineers on shift around the clock for networking, hardware and migration questions — not a queue that opens on Monday.
Free Migration
Moving an existing deployment into Vienna? We help transfer server data and cut over with minimal downtime.
99.99% Uptime SLA
The same site-wide availability commitment that backs every NexonHost location, with redundant uplinks and continuous monitoring behind it.
EU Rules, Austrian Jurisdiction
Every EU location we operate satisfies a requirement written as “inside the European Union”. The reason to choose Austria specifically is when the requirement is written as “Austria” — a domestic client’s procurement questionnaire, a public-sector tender, an internal policy that names the country. Hosting in Vienna answers that question with a fact rather than an argument.
We publish what we can verify and nothing more: Austria’s EU membership and GDPR applicability are matters of public law, and the hardware is exclusively yours. Where a claim would need a certificate to stand behind it, you will not find that claim on this page.
Austria is one of several EU placements that can hold the same data. These three answer the neighbouring questions — the DACH default, the Alpine south, and the CEE north.