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Dedicated Server Bulgaria: Sofia Prices, Latency and Stock

November 11, 2026Mario Marin
A dedicated server Bulgaria buyers can order from us costs from €209 a month, excluding VAT, the same as in our other ten countries, with an unmetered and guaranteed 1 Gbps port and 100 Gbps of always on DDoS protection. Bulgaria is a country option at checkout, and our Sofia location page covers the city. Here is what each server costs, who Bulgaria suits, how close it is to the rest of Europe, and what to check about stock before you order.

Why rent a dedicated server in Bulgaria?

Users in Bulgaria, Greece and the southern Balkans

Sofia is the centre of the Bulgarian internet. BIX.BG, the Bulgarian Internet Exchange, sits in the city's carrier neutral data centre market, and the big Bulgarian operators, Vivacom, A1 and Yettel, are all present there. A server in Bulgaria keeps traffic to Bulgarian users on domestic paths, and it sits closer to Greece, North Macedonia and Turkey than any of our Western European locations. For a shop, a booking platform or an app aimed at that region, the first round trip starts close to your customers.

An EU location outside the usual four

Most European hosting crowds into Frankfurt, Amsterdam, London and Paris. Bulgaria is an EU member, so data on a Bulgarian server stays inside the Union, and since January 2026 Bulgaria uses the euro, the currency our prices are listed in. For a company that needs EU jurisdiction but not a Western European address, it is a straightforward choice.

A second country next to Romania

Sofia and Bucharest are 7.5 ms apart on our network. That makes Bulgaria a good home for the standby half of a Romanian setup, or the other way round: close enough for database replication to keep up, in a different country with a different facility, so one local problem does not take both servers down.

Dedicated server Bulgaria prices

Prices are monthly, in euros, excluding VAT, and the same in every country we serve. There is no setup fee, and quarterly and annual billing are simply three and twelve times the monthly price.
ServerCores / threadsRAM1 Gbps2 GbpsTypical delivery
Dual Xeon E5 2630 v316 / 32128 GB DDR4€209€259About an hour when in stock
Dual Xeon E5 2690 v428 / 56128 GB DDR4€229€279About an hour when in stock
Dual Xeon E5 2699 v444 / 88256 GB DDR4€299€349About an hour when in stock
Single AMD EPYC 925424 / 48128 GB DDR5€449€529Up to 14 days
Dual AMD EPYC 925448 / 96256 GB DDR5€679€759Up to 14 days
Dual AMD EPYC 9554128 / 256512 GB DDR5€959€1,039Up to 14 days
Dual AMD EPYC 9754256 / 5121 TB DDR5€1,519€1,599Up to 14 days
Xeon servers include a 240 GB SSD and EPYC servers 2 × 1 TB NVMe. Faster ports go up to 20 Gbps on Xeon and further on EPYC, and on the Xeon line 10 Gbps costs €450 more than 1 Gbps, so the dual E5 2630 v3 with 10 Gbps is €659. Our post on which port upgrade pays off explains when each step is worth it.

What every server in Bulgaria includes

  • Unmetered traffic on a guaranteed port that is not shared with other customers. A 1 Gbps port running flat out moves about 324 TB in a 30 day month.
  • 100 Gbps of always on DDoS protection at layers 3 and 4. Up to five attacks a month above 100 Gbps are still mitigated, and paid tiers run from 500 Gbps at €156.45 a month to 10 Tbps with Layer 7 filtering.
  • One IPv4 address on a free /31, with a /29 for €8 a month, a /28 for €26 or a /27 for €58.
  • Full root access and a choice of operating systems at checkout.

Is a dedicated server in Bulgaria in stock?

Ask before you order if the start date matters. The Bulgaria option at checkout is open for every dedicated server, but physical stock in each country changes from week to week, and we do not show live server counts on the order form. A message by live chat or ticket gets you a straight answer on which Xeon servers are ready in Bulgaria and when an EPYC build would be delivered.
The same caution applies to our Sofia VPS. On 9 November 2026 the order form listed Bulgaria as sold out for KVM and streaming VPS, with no preorders open. Bucharest, 7.5 ms away, was in stock, with KVM VPS from €4 a month or €0.0056 an hour.

How fast is Sofia to the rest of Europe?

We measured round trips from our Sofia VPS node to our other locations on 12 October 2026, 20 pings per route. A dedicated server in Bulgaria is on the same network, though it may sit in a different building from the VPS node, so treat these as a close guide.
From Sofia toRound trip
Bucharest7.5 ms
Vienna15.6 ms
Frankfurt21.9 ms
Warsaw27.3 ms
Amsterdam28.0 ms
Ashburn, US East117.1 ms
For cities where we have no node, the Sofia location page gives approximate figures: about 25 to 28 ms to Athens and 30 to 35 ms to Istanbul. Western Europe at 22 to 28 ms is fine for websites and APIs, but for an audience mainly in Germany or the Benelux, Frankfurt or Amsterdam is the better home and Sofia the better standby.

Bulgaria or Romania?

Sofia and Bucharest are often weighed against each other, because both serve South East Europe from inside the EU. For dedicated servers the price is identical, so the choice comes down to the rest of the picture:
Bulgaria (Sofia)Romania (Bucharest)
Dual Xeon E5 2630 v3, 1 Gbps€209 a month€209 a month
Round trip to Vienna15.6 ms17.8 ms
Round trip to Frankfurt21.9 ms24.6 ms
Smallest KVM VPS in the same city€5.50 a month€4 a month
IPv6 on VPSNot yetYes
VPS stock on 9 November 2026Sold outIn stock
Sofia is a little closer to Central and Western Europe and to Greece and Turkey; Bucharest is cheaper for VPS and the place to go if you want IPv6 on the VPS beside your server. For users in both countries, the strongest answer is one server in each, 7.5 ms apart.

Three setups that work from Bulgaria

Examples from the price list, monthly and excluding VAT.
ProjectSetupPer month
Shop for Bulgaria and GreeceDual Xeon E5 2690 v4, 1 Gbps, 2 × 500 GB SSD€239
Build and CI farm in the EUDual Xeon E5 2699 v4, 44 cores, 1 Gbps, 6 × 1 TB SSD€359
Primary in Bucharest, standby in SofiaDual Xeon E5 2630 v3, 1 Gbps, in Romania and in Bulgaria€418
The shop keeps a copy of its data on the second drive. The build farm puts 88 threads and 6 TB of SSD to work on compiles and test runs, with no traffic bill for pulling images. The pair keeps replication across the border at 7.5 ms; our guide to a warm standby in another country walks through the setup, and it works the same on dedicated servers.

How to order a dedicated server in Bulgaria

  1. If you need the server by a certain date, ask us by live chat or ticket which servers are in stock in Bulgaria.
  2. Pick a server and a port speed on the dedicated servers page.
  3. Choose Bulgaria as the location at checkout. The price does not change.
  4. Add drives, a subnet or a higher DDoS tier if you need them, pick an operating system and pay. Xeon servers in stock are typically online within about an hour, and EPYC servers are built to order, with the estimate shown at checkout.

Questions people ask about dedicated servers in Bulgaria

What is the cheapest dedicated server in Bulgaria?

The dual Xeon E5 2630 v3 with 16 cores, 128 GB of RAM, a 240 GB SSD and a guaranteed, unmetered 1 Gbps port, at €209 a month excluding VAT.

Is a dedicated server cheaper in Bulgaria than in Germany?

Not with us. Dedicated servers cost the same in all 11 countries we serve, so pick Bulgaria for your users, your data location or your standby, not for the price. Only our VPS carry a location fee, and Sofia's is the same as Frankfurt's.

Which data centre do you use in Bulgaria?

Our Sofia VPS run in Telepoint Sofia. We do not publish the facility for dedicated servers, so if the building matters for a compliance review, ask us before you order.

Can I pay in euros?

Yes. Our list prices are in euros, and checkout can also bill in US dollars or Romanian lei.

Order a dedicated server in Bulgaria

Choose your server on the dedicated servers page and select Bulgaria at checkout, after a quick stock check if timing matters. Our Sofia launch post has more on the city and the VPS we run there.