Single-Tenant Bare Metal Servers in Europe and the US
No hypervisor, no noisy neighbours — the whole machine is yours. Deploy bare metal in eleven European countries and the United States with unmetered bandwidth, in-house DDoS protection and full root access.
Where the Lineup Starts and Ends
Three points on the range, so you can size the budget. The full lineup, every spec and the buy flow live on the catalogue page.
Built-In Features for Maximum Uptime
Every bare metal configuration ships with the same enterprise foundation — no tiered essentials, no surprise add-ons.
Every Core Is Yours
No hypervisor scheduler between your process and the silicon — the CPU never steals cycles for a neighbour.
Full Disk I/O
The drives answer to one operating system, so p99 latency stays flat instead of spiking when someone else runs a backup.
Unmetered Port
The port speed on the spec sheet is the port speed you get. No shared uplink, no burst credits to run out of.
Root On Real Hardware
Load kernel modules, run nested virtualisation, repartition the array — things a VPS tenant is not permitted to do.
In-House DDoS Mitigation
Filtered on our own network, not resold from an upstream. Volumetric and L3/L4 attacks are scrubbed before the port.
99.99% Uptime SLA
Redundant power and carrier-diverse transit in every facility, with 24/7 monitoring and rapid incident response.
Why Run Bare Metal Instead of a VPS?
A dedicated machine gives you every core, every IOPS and every packet of the port — no hypervisor overhead and no neighbour to contend with.
No Noisy Neighbours
A virtual machine shares its host with tenants you cannot see. Bare metal has no co-tenants, so a workload next door cannot become your latency spike.
Predictable, Not Bursty
Virtualised CPU is credited and throttled. Dedicated hardware performs the same at hour nine of a batch job as it did in the first minute — which is what capacity planning needs.
Physical Isolation
For workloads under GDPR, PCI or a customer contract that specifies single tenancy, a dedicated machine is the control you can actually evidence in an audit.
Hardware You Choose
Pick the CPU generation, the amount of RAM, and whether the array is NVMe or high-density SATA, instead of accepting a fixed instance type.
Cost Flattens With Scale
Above a few consistently-busy instances the per-core cost of dedicated hardware drops below the equivalent cloud spend, and there is no egress bill on top.
Twelve Facilities
The same hardware and the same mitigation in eleven European countries and Ashburn, Virginia — so jurisdiction and latency are choices, not constraints.
What a Single-Tenant Machine Gets You
Predictable performance, hardware you choose, and physical isolation — the reasons workloads move off shared infrastructure.
How to Deploy Your Bare Metal Server
Simple setup, enterprise performance — from data center choice to live dashboard in four steps.
Pick the Jurisdiction
Choose from twelve facilities across eleven European countries and the United States. Location decides both your latency to users and which legal regime holds the data.
Size the Machine
Match cores, memory and disk to the workload — compute-heavy builds for application and database tiers, high-density arrays for datasets, backups and archives.
Automatic Provisioning
Stock configurations are racked and imaged automatically; the machine is reachable minutes after checkout with the OS you selected.
Operate It Like Your Own
Full root, out-of-band console access, and the dashboard for power, reinstall, network and monitoring.
Extend Your Capabilities
Layer on management, isolation, and recovery as your fleet grows.
Private VLAN
Layer 2 between your machines so cluster traffic never touches the public interface.
Additional IPv4 and Subnets
Extra addresses, a routed /24, or bring your own prefix and ASN.
Managed Operations
Hand over patching, monitoring and incident response to our engineers.
Backup Storage
Off-server capacity for scheduled snapshots and disaster recovery.
What Changes When Nobody Else Is On The Machine
The same workload behaves differently on shared and dedicated hardware. This is where the difference actually shows up.
If the workload is bursty, small or short-lived, a VPS is the cheaper and more sensible answer — see virtual servers. Bare metal earns its price when the load is sustained.
Need a Machine Nobody Else Touches?
Tell us the workload and we will size the hardware for it — or browse the ready-to-deploy configurations.