One machine, one tenant. No hypervisor in the way.
Enterprise hardware we own and operate, delivered with full out-of-band access and clean static addressing. You choose the country, we hand over the entire chassis.



Our own racksThe machine, panel by panel
Scroll through the hardware, the specification and the console - the rail on the left tracks where you are.
Bare-metal hardware
The chassis your plan runs on, in our own racks - not a rendering.
Full technical specification
What is actually in the box: virtualisation layer (none), disk type, network class.
Management console
How you reach the machine when the operating system itself does not answer.
Rack elevation — a real in-stock machine
- Processor
- Processor
- Cores
- Cores
- Memory
- Memory
- Storage
- Storage
- In stock
- In stock
- Drive bays, from this machine's own storage figure
- Blanking panels
Diagram, not a photograph. The specification above and the number of populated drive bays are read from the same stock catalogue that fills the price table below — the cheapest machine in stock at the default site. A machine with a single disk therefore shows a single bay.
What is under the lid
- Virtualisation
- None — bare metal
- Tenancy
- Single tenant, whole chassis
- CPU & RAM
- Per row in the table below
- Disk
- Per row in the table below
- RAID
- Chassis-dependent, on request
- Addressing
- Static IPv4, IPv6 on request
Pick a country, then a machine
Every row is a real server in stock. Switch the country to see what that site has, and change the payment period to see the discounted price.
Longer terms are billed up front and carry the discount shown above.
What every plan includes
The hardware differs between machines - the operating standard does not. Every server ships with the same access, the same addressing and the same support queue.
The whole machine is yours
No hypervisor, no neighbours, no shared cores. Every cycle, every byte of RAM and every disk in the chassis belongs to one customer: you.
Full hardware access
Out-of-band management, remote reboot and rescue mode from the client area. If the operating system stops answering, you still reach the hardware.
Hardware we own and replace
We buy the servers, we rack them, and we hold the spares. A failed disk or stick of RAM is swapped by our own people, not escalated to a third party.
Built to your spec on request
More RAM, more disks, a different RAID layout or a second uplink. Tell us the target shape and we quote the exact build instead of selling you the nearest plan.
Clean, static addressing
Your own IPv4, with IPv6 on request, and additional addresses available. Reverse DNS is yours to set.
No identity documents required
An email address and a payment. We do not request an ID card, a selfie or a phone number. Card, PayPal, crypto and local methods are all accepted.
Bare metalQuestions engineers actually ask
If the answer you need is not here, a ticket reaches an engineer, usually the same day.
- Is this genuinely bare metal, or a large virtual machine?
- Bare metal. There is no hypervisor between you and the hardware, so you get the full CPU, the full memory bus and direct disk access - the difference shows up immediately in I/O-bound and single-thread-heavy workloads.
- Which operating system can I run?
- Any x86-64 operating system you like. Standard images are installed for you on delivery; if you need something outside the list, say so in a ticket before ordering and we will confirm whether the machine can boot it.
- Do I get out-of-band access?
- Yes. Remote power control and rescue boot are available from the client area, so a broken boot loader or a firewall mistake does not cost you the server.
- What is the RAID configuration?
- It depends on the chassis - the disk column shows exactly what is in each machine. Multi-disk builds are normally delivered in a redundant array; if you want a different layout, tell us before delivery and we set it up during the install.
- How long does delivery take?
- In-stock machines are typically delivered within a few hours. Custom builds depend on the parts; we give you a real date in the ticket rather than an optimistic one.
- Can I upgrade the hardware later?
- RAM and disks can usually be added to the same chassis with a scheduled reboot. A CPU or platform change means a different machine, so plan the headroom before you order and we will recommend the right starting point.
- Do you allow custom firewall or network configuration?
- Yes. You control the operating system firewall entirely. For upstream filtering or a second uplink, open a ticket and we will tell you what the site supports.
- Who fixes it when hardware fails?
- We do. We own the machines and stock the spares, so a replacement is a hands-on job by our own staff. You open one ticket and we handle the rest.
Pick a size, or tell us what you need.
Need a shape the table does not list - more memory, a specific disk layout, a second uplink? Send us the target spec and we will quote the exact build, or tell you plainly if a VPS would serve you better for less money.