Order it and it is running in minutes. Wipe it and start again whenever you like. What is different is underneath: no hypervisor taking its cut, no second tenant on the cores, and an invoice that reads the same figure every month instead of a meter you have to model in advance.
Metered infrastructure prices a quiet month well. It is the other months that decide what you paid for the year.
Everything you would expect to do from a control panel, you do from a control panel.
Built and racked already, so the only thing between you and root is the payment clearing.
Bandwidth Pricing
See how we compare to our competition
*Competitor figures are what each provider's own published price list charges for that much outbound traffic to the internet in a month, with its free allowance deducted: AWS (US East), Google Cloud (Premium Tier, from Iowa) and Azure (North America), read on 29 September 2026. None of the three sells an unmetered port.
Our figures come from the order catalogue. Every server ships with an unmetered port, so traffic itself is never billed; a 1 Gbps port is included on most lines and sold as an upgrade on the rest, and the chart shows the upgrade price.
This page makes the case for keeping the machine to yourself. The catalogue itself - every configuration we build, what each one costs and where it can sit - is on the bare metal cloud servers page. If nothing on the shelf is the shape you need, we build the machine you describe and it arrives at the same price.
If a small virtual machine on a shared host is all the job needs, that is a different product, with its limits published: Cloud VPS.
