Published: 5 October 2026
Our dedicated servers are available in ten European countries: Germany, the Netherlands, France, Austria, Italy, Spain, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and Ireland, plus the United States. Every country has the same price list, the same order options and the same unmetered, guaranteed ports, with no country surcharge.
That makes the decision simpler than it usually is. You do not have to trade price against location. Put the server where your users are.
What is the same in every country
- Servers. The same eight servers on the order form: dual Intel Xeon E5 from 16 to 44 cores, dual Xeon Gold 6148, and AMD EPYC from 24 to 256 cores.
- Ports. Unmetered and guaranteed, from 1 Gbps upwards. A 1 Gbps port moves up to 324 TB a month and nobody counts it.
- DDoS protection. 1 Tbps always-on (L3/L4) on every server.
- Price. From €209 a month for 16 cores, 128 GB of RAM and 1 Gbps, with no setup fee. Prices exclude VAT.
- Options. The same drives, IPv4 subnets from /29 to /27, and 30 operating system images.
What does differ is stock. Xeon servers in stock are typically online within about an hour, and EPYC builds take up to 14 days. If a start date matters, ask us by live chat or ticket which countries can meet it before you order.
Country by country
| Country | Main exchange | Best for | Typical round trips |
|---|---|---|---|
| Germany (Frankfurt) | DE-CIX | Germany and pan-European audiences | Amsterdam 8-10 ms, Vienna 10-12 ms, Paris 12-15 ms |
| Netherlands (Amsterdam) | AMS-IX | Benelux, the UK and the Nordics | London 7-9 ms, Frankfurt 8-10 ms, Stockholm 22-25 ms |
| France (Paris) | France-IX | France, Belgium and Luxembourg | Brussels 5-7 ms, London 8-10 ms |
| Austria (Vienna) | VIX | Austria, Slovakia, Hungary and the Western Balkans | Bratislava 3-5 ms, Budapest 8-10 ms |
| Italy (Milano) | MIX | Italy and Switzerland | Zurich 8-10 ms, Rome 10-12 ms |
| Spain (Madrid) | ESpanix | Spain and Portugal; our closest location to Latin America | Barcelona 8-10 ms, Lisbon 10-12 ms |
| Poland (Warsaw) | PLIX | Poland and the Baltic states | Berlin 12-15 ms, Vilnius 15-18 ms |
| Romania (Bucharest) | RoNIX, InterLAN | Romania, Moldova and South-Eastern Europe | Sofia 15-18 ms, Vienna 20-25 ms |
| Bulgaria (Sofia) | BIX.BG | Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Greece and Turkey | Bucharest 15-18 ms, Athens 25-28 ms, Istanbul 30-35 ms |
The round trips come from our location pages, where each city has a fuller latency table and notes on its local network. Ireland, with our servers in Dublin, is the tenth country: the natural choice for Irish audiences and for data that should stay in Ireland.
How to choose
1. Start with where your users are
If most of your users are in one country, host in that country. Traffic to local internet providers then stays domestic and round trips are a few milliseconds. A Polish shop belongs in Poland, an Italian SaaS in Italy, a Spanish news site in Spain.
2. Spread audiences go to the hubs
If your users are spread across Europe, Germany and the Netherlands are the safe defaults. DE-CIX and AMS-IX are among the largest exchanges in the world, and most of Western and Central Europe is within 10 to 25 ms of either.
3. Look past the border
Some countries serve a whole region. Austria covers Central Europe and the Western Balkans. Bulgaria and Romania reach Greece, Turkey and the Black Sea. For North Africa and the Middle East, Marseille is where many submarine cables land. The order form offers France rather than a city, so if you need Marseille, ask us by live chat or ticket before you order.
4. Check where the data is allowed to live
All ten countries are in the European Union, so the server stays inside the EU wherever you pick. Some contracts and public bodies ask for a specific country. Because the price is the same everywhere, meeting that requirement costs nothing extra. Our guide to EU data residency covers what else to check.
5. Put the backup somewhere else
A second server in a different country protects you from a regional outage. Pairs that work well are Germany and the Netherlands, Austria and Italy, Romania and Bulgaria, or any European country with a server in the United States for American users.
Three examples
| Business | Setup | Per month |
|---|---|---|
| German online shop | Dual E5 2690 v4, 1 Gbps, Germany, 2 × 500 GB SSD | €234 |
| Balkan video platform | Dual E5 2699 v4, 10 Gbps, Romania, 6 × 2 TB SSD | €888 |
| Pan-European SaaS with standby | Two single EPYC 9254, 1 Gbps, one in the Netherlands and one in Germany | €898 |
The shop sits next to its customers' internet providers. The video platform uses Bucharest's short paths across South-Eastern Europe, with 256 GB of RAM to serve popular titles from memory. The SaaS keeps a warm standby 8 to 10 ms away, in another country.
Ordering
Pick a chassis and a port on the dedicated servers page, then choose the country at checkout. The price does not change when you switch countries, so you can decide the location last. Not sure which port you need? Start with our posts on the €209 1 Gbps server and on 10 Gbps price per terabyte.