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Spain Dedicated Servers · Madrid

Dedicated Servers & Hosting in Spain

Bare metal in Madrid — Spain's commercial and interconnection centre — for teams serving Iberia from inside Iberia, and for EU-domiciled companies whose customers are in Latin America. Unmetered 1Gbps ports, NVMe storage and DDoS protection on every configuration.

Madrid · Equinix MD2Madrid, SpainIberia + LatAm ReachUnmetered 1Gbps PortsEU Member State · GDPR
Two markets, one locationMadrid answers two questions at once — and they are not the same question
Iberia, served from Iberia

Spain and Portugal are a large market that most infrastructure teams serve by default from Paris or Amsterdam — at the cost of sending every request the length of the continent. Madrid is Spain's commercial centre and its principal interconnection point: the natural place to land Spanish- and Portuguese-facing workloads.

Spain & PortugalCommercial centreEU jurisdiction
Madrid
Europe's Latin America bridge

Spain shares a language and decades of commercial ties with most of Latin America, and Madrid is a significant connectivity point between the two regions. A platform with an EU entity and customers in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina or Chile has an argument for Madrid that it simply cannot make for Frankfurt.

Shared languageEurope ↔ LatAm tiesOne EU entity
Configurations & Pricing

Spain Dedicated Servers, Grouped by How Fast You Get One

Seven configurations, identical hardware and pricing at every NexonHost location. What actually differs between them on the day you order is lead time — so that is how they are grouped here.

Available nowAutomatic, in minutesIntel Xeon platforms held as standing stock in Madrid. You order, the OS is imaged, and you get root — no build queue, no sales call, no date to plan around.
3 configurations
2x Intel Xeon E5-2630 v3 2.20GHz · 20 cores / 40 threads
128GB RAM240GB SSD (up to 6 disks)1Gbps Unmetered (up to 20Gbps)
€129/moConfigure
2x Intel Xeon E5-2690 v4 2.60GHz* · 28 cores / 56 threads
128GB RAM240GB SSD (up to 6 disks)1Gbps Unmetered (up to 20Gbps)
€249/moConfigure
2x Intel Xeon E5-2699 v4 2.20GHz · 44 cores / 88 threads
256GB RAM240GB SSD (up to 6 disks)1Gbps Unmetered (up to 20Gbps)
€425/moConfigure
Built to orderAssembled to spec, ~2 weeksAMD EPYC platforms assembled per order, with roughly two weeks estimated delivery. Plan the migration window around it — and if a specific date matters, tell us before you order rather than after.
4 configurations
AMD EPYC 9254 2.9GHz · 24 cores / 48 threads
128GB RAM2TB SSD (up to 12 disks)1Gbps Unmetered (up to 50Gbps)
€449/moConfigure
2x AMD EPYC 9254 2.9GHz · 48 cores / 96 threads
256GB RAM2TB SSD (up to 12 disks)1Gbps Unmetered (up to 50Gbps)
€679/moConfigure
2x AMD EPYC 9554 3.1GHz · 128 cores / 256 threads
512GB RAM2TB NVMe (up to 24 disks)1Gbps Unmetered (up to 200Gbps)
€959/moConfigure
2x AMD EPYC 9754 2.3GHz · 256 cores / 512 threads
1024GB RAM2TB NVMe (up to 24 disks)1Gbps Unmetered (up to 200Gbps)
€1519/moConfigure

* Where the Dual E5-2690 v4 configuration is unavailable, an equivalent configuration featuring Dual E5-2680 v3 or E5-2670 v3 processors may be provisioned in its place, delivering comparable performance.

Enhance Your Hosting Experience

Advanced Add-Ons & Plans

FeatureDetailsPrice
Additional IPv4 AddressMax 5 IPv4€3 / IP / month
/24 IP subnet/24 subnet, usable across multiple servers€250 / month
Your own /24Route your own IPs€100 one-time
Your own /24 + ASNUse your own AS number and IPs€200 / month
Backup StorageUp to 600 TB or moreFrom €5 / month
DDoS ProtectionUp to 1Tbps / 100Mpps L4 DDoS ProtectionUp to 1Tbps / 100MppsFrom €250 / month
Why Spain

Why Choose a Dedicated Server in Spain?

Spain gets chosen for one of two reasons, and they rarely overlap. Either the users are in Iberia, or the company is European and the customers are not. Madrid is the country’s commercial and interconnection centre, which makes a Spain dedicated server the default landing point for anything Spanish- or Portuguese-facing — and the only European location with a credible Latin America story.

The alternative most teams reach for is a northern hub, because that is where European capacity has always been bought. It works. It also means every request out of Seville, Valencia, Bilbao or Lisbon crosses most of the continent to reach a machine that could have sat in Madrid. If your traffic really is northern, a Netherlands dedicated server is the honest recommendation and this page is not for you. If your traffic is Iberian, the default is just a habit.

Teams weighing Southern Europe more broadly usually put Madrid next to Milan. That comparison resolves on the market rather than the map: an Italy dedicated server is the better fit for Italy and the Adriatic, and it carries none of the Latin America argument below. And if your reach question points at Africa, the Middle East or Asia instead of the Atlantic, price a France dedicated server — Paris and Marseille are the other southwestern gateway, and Marseille is where the subsea cables actually land.

What Madrid buys you
Iberia served from inside IberiaMadrid is Spain's commercial and interconnection centreA connectivity point between Europe and Latin AmericaEU member state — GDPR applies directlyUnmetered 1Gbps ports with burst headroom
The Latin America Argument

Why an EU-Domiciled Company Serving LatAm Lands in Madrid

A SaaS platform with an EU entity and paying accounts in Mexico City, Bogotá, Buenos Aires or Santiago has a problem that no compliance document solves: the company has to be in Europe, and the users are not. Madrid is the part of Europe that sits closest to that answer — not because of any single cable or exchange, but because Spain has been the commercial hinge between the two regions for a very long time and the network followed the business.

Shared language is the part people underrate. Your support queue, your status page, your on-call handover and your customers all operate in the same working vocabulary. Frankfurt cannot say that, and Amsterdam has never tried to.

What Madrid changesReal, and worth paying for
It removes the northern detour. Traffic between Latin America and a box in Amsterdam or Frankfurt is carried over Europe’s northern hubs. Madrid is the closer landing on the European side.It keeps the data in the EU. Spain is an EU member state under GDPR, so a LatAm-facing deployment does not turn into a data-transfer problem.It puts your infrastructure in your customers’ language and business day — which matters more to support and on-call than any architecture diagram admits.
What Madrid does not changeSaid plainly, so you do not buy the wrong thing
It does not make you local to São Paulo. A server in Madrid is a European server. Madrid shortens the European leg; it does not shorten the Atlantic.It does not replace capacity in the region. If your latency budget for LatAm end-users is genuinely tight, you need a presence there or a CDN in front of this box — not a European server with a Spanish postcode.It does not beat the northern hubs for northern traffic. If your users are mostly German, Benelux or Nordic, Madrid is the wrong end of the continent.
Who should ignore this section entirely

If you have no Latin American exposure — no customers, no team, no partners, no ambition in that direction — then everything above is noise and you should judge Madrid on Iberia alone. That is still a perfectly good case: Spain and Portugal are a large market, and this is the location that serves them from inside rather than from across the continent. It is simply a different case, and it does not need any of this to stand up.

Built For

Who Spain-Based Hosting Is Built For

Four shapes of workload where Madrid is the answer rather than a compromise — three of them Iberian, one of them transatlantic.

Spanish & Portuguese Ecommerce

Storefronts whose customers are in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville or Lisbon — product pages, search and checkout served from the market they sell into rather than from across the continent.

SaaS with an EU Entity and LatAm Customers

Platforms that must be domiciled in Europe while most of their paying accounts are in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina or Chile. Madrid is the European location that argues for both at once.

Spanish-Language Media & Streaming

Catalogues, live events and audio serving an audience that spans Iberia and Latin America on unmetered ports, with burst headroom for the nights that matter.

Agencies & Integrators Serving Iberian Clients

Teams running multiple client environments for Spanish and Portuguese businesses, where the client asks where the server physically is and expects a local answer.

Services in Spain

Hosting Services Available in Spain

Bare metal, virtual capacity and network-level protection — all provisioned from the same Madrid infrastructure.

Dedicated Servers in Spain

Single-tenant bare metal in Madrid with full hardware control, unmetered 1Gbps ports and no neighbours competing for your CPU. Intel Xeon stock provisions automatically; AMD EPYC platforms are built to order.

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VPS Hosting

Virtual servers for the parts of an Iberian or LatAm-facing deployment that do not warrant a full chassis — staging, workers, jump hosts, and the first production node of something still finding its shape.

See VPS plans

DDoS Protection

Network-level filtering that drops attack traffic before it reaches the server. Included on every Spain dedicated server, with a higher-capacity tier available as a paid add-on.

How mitigation works
Core Features

What Ships with Every Spain Dedicated Server

The same specification in Madrid as everywhere else we operate — nothing here is a location upsell.

NVMe & SSD Storage

Flash on every configuration, from a 240GB SSD boot pair up to 2TB NVMe with room for 24 disks — sized for database work, not just for a fast first byte.

Unmetered 1Gbps Ports

Every Spain dedicated server ships on an unmetered 1Gbps port with burst headroom up to 200Gbps on the larger EPYC platforms. No overage line on the invoice.

DDoS Protection Included

Network-level L4 filtering comes with the server. If you need more, the add-on table above goes up to 1Tbps / 100Mpps.

IPv4 + IPv6

Dual-stack from day one, with additional IPv4 addresses, a /24, or your own prefix and ASN available if you route your own space.

KVM over IPMI

Reinstall the OS, watch the boot, fix your own fstab mistake at 2am. Start, stop, reboot and bandwidth graphs live in the client area.

24/7 Human Support

Engineers who answer networking and hardware questions directly, at whatever hour a Madrid-hosted, LatAm-facing platform decides to have its incident.

Free Migration

Moving an existing deployment from a northern hub or another provider? We move the data and keep the downtime to a planned window.

Redundant Uplinks

Multiple upstream paths and round-the-clock monitoring, so a single carrier event is a graph you look at later rather than an outage you explain.

Data Residency

EU Jurisdiction Without Giving Up the Atlantic

Spain is an EU member state, so a server in Madrid sits inside the Union and under GDPR directly — the same regime as Frankfurt or Amsterdam, with none of the geography.

For a company serving Latin America this matters more than it first looks. Your users can be outside the EEA while your processing stays inside it, which means the location that improves your market position is also the one that keeps your data residency story simple. Reach and residency get resolved by the same decision instead of traded against each other.

EU member state — GDPR applies directlyData residency inside the UnionOne European entity, one European locationFull jurisdictional control over the hardware

Put your Spanish-speaking platform in Spain

Seven configurations from €129 a month, unmetered 1Gbps ports and DDoS protection included. Three of them are online a few minutes after you order.

FAQ

Spain Dedicated Servers — Frequently Asked Questions

A Spain dedicated server is a physical, single-tenant machine hosted in Madrid, with its CPU, RAM, storage and bandwidth allocated entirely to you. Teams choose one when their users are in Iberia and should not be served from a northern European hub, or when the company needs to be EU-domiciled while its customers are in Latin America. The hardware is the same seven configurations NexonHost sells everywhere — what Madrid changes is where it sits.

Because Iberia is a real market and the northern hubs are not in it. Madrid is Spain’s commercial and interconnection centre, so a request from Seville, Bilbao, Valencia or Lisbon reaches a server there without crossing most of the continent first. Amsterdam and Frankfurt are excellent locations — they are simply the default rather than the answer. If most of your traffic is northern, a Netherlands dedicated server is the better buy; if it is Iberian, Madrid is.

It is the best European choice, and that is a narrower claim than it sounds. Madrid is a significant interconnection point between Europe and Latin America, and Spain shares a language and long-standing business ties with most of the region — so an EU-domiciled company with Mexican, Colombian, Argentine or Chilean customers has a real argument for Madrid that it does not have for Frankfurt. But a Madrid server is still a European server. It shortens the European leg of the path, not the Atlantic crossing. If your latency budget for end-users in LatAm is genuinely tight, you need capacity in the region or a CDN in front, not a Spanish postcode.

Yes. Spain is an EU member state, so a server in Madrid sits inside the Union and under GDPR directly. This is the part of the Latin America argument that is often missed: your users can be outside the EEA while your processing stays inside it. You get a LatAm-facing location without moving data out of EU jurisdiction, and without maintaining a second entity somewhere else to justify it.

Yes — Iberia is the natural unit here, not Spain alone. Portuguese-facing workloads are usually served today from Paris or Amsterdam by default, which sends every request the length of the continent. Madrid keeps them in Iberia. For a Portuguese ecommerce store, a Lisbon-facing SaaS, or an agency running client sites across both countries, one Madrid server covers the peninsula rather than half of it.

Follow the market, not the map. Madrid serves Iberia and carries the Latin America argument; Milan serves Italy and the Adriatic and carries none of it. If your customers are Italian, an Italy dedicated server in Milan is the closer and more honest answer, and no amount of Southern-Europe framing changes that. Teams whose reach question points at Africa, the Middle East or Asia rather than the Atlantic should price a France dedicated server instead — Marseille is the subsea landing point, and that is a different geography entirely.

It depends on which of the seven configurations you pick, which is why this page groups them by delivery rather than by price. The three Intel Xeon configurations (€129, €249 and €425) provision automatically in a few minutes — you order, the OS is imaged, you get root. The four AMD EPYC platforms (€449 to €1519) are built to order with roughly a two-week estimated delivery. If a specific date matters for a migration window, say so before you order rather than after.

Yes. Network-level L4 DDoS protection is included with every Spain dedicated server at no extra cost. For platforms that need more headroom — Spanish-language streaming events, gaming, or anything with a public IP and an audience — the add-on table on this page goes up to 1Tbps / 100Mpps from €250 per month. Filtering happens at the network edge, so attack traffic is dropped before it reaches your hardware.

No. There is no local-entity requirement — you can order a server in Madrid from anywhere, and most customers who do are not Spanish companies. That is rather the point of the LatAm argument: it is usually a European or international business choosing Spanish infrastructure because of who its users are, not because of where its paperwork is filed.

Common Linux distributions and Windows Server are supported, with the OS selected at order time and reinstallable yourself afterwards. You get full root or Administrator access, KVM over IPMI for console-level work, and start/stop/reboot plus bandwidth graphs in the client area. It is your machine — we do not run an agent on it or reserve resources on it.

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