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A machine for your business workload.

Define the server your workload needs. Configuration, cost and handover are agreed for the individual request.

How it fits together · illustrative example

A server sized around your business.

Dedicated servers are configured on request. Create an account to discuss the workload, resources and price before ordering.

Discuss your server

Built around the way your business works.

Start with the work it must do

A dedicated machine needs a configuration that matches the software and data it will hold. Your request sets those requirements first.

  • Describe the application and its workload
  • Specify memory and storage needs
  • List software and access requirements

Control at the server level

The dedicated service lists server-level controls. Root access gives an administrator responsibility for the software on the machine.

  • Root access
  • Power control and rescue mode
  • Reverse DNS control

An offer for the actual requirements

Dedicated servers use individual pricing. The next step opens account registration. Server configuration and cost are agreed separately.

  • Configuration on request
  • An individual price
  • Service scope agreed before handover

Questions, answered

Why is there no fixed plan table?

Dedicated servers use individual configurations and prices. This page starts a request for a server that matches your requirements.

Will the server start as soon as I create an account?

No. Account registration does not order or launch a server. The configuration, price and handover need a separate agreement.

Does the request include software administration?

The scope of software administration needs a separate agreement. Root access alone does not define an application maintenance service.

A server sized around your business.

Dedicated servers are configured on request. Create an account to discuss the workload, resources and price before ordering.

Discuss your server