X-ZoneServers vs Leaseweb
X-ZoneServers vs Leaseweb — which is right for you?
Leaseweb is one of the largest bare-metal hosts in Europe, with servers in nine countries, a catalogue that runs from gaming and high-bandwidth lines to GPU and storage, and 30 TB of traffic on its featured configurations. X-ZoneServers sells the port itself, guaranteed from 1 to 200 Gbps.
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Resumo
Choose Leaseweb when you want cheap single-tenant hardware with a large included allowance — their featured servers list 30 TB of traffic from about €60/month — or when you need Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Australia or Canada. Choose X-ZoneServers when the port is the product: a guaranteed 1 Gbps unmetered line moves roughly 324 TB a month with no counter, and the ladder goes to 200 Gbps with every price published.
Key facts at a glance
Short, checkable statements about both providers. Each one traces to a source listed at the bottom of this page.
- 1Leaseweb's featured dedicated servers list 30 TB of traffic included, starting from €60.13/month excluding VAT for a Dell R210-II with a Xeon E3-1230v2, 32 GB RAM and 2×2 TB SATA.
- 2X-ZoneServers dedicated servers start at €209/month with a guaranteed 1 Gbps unmetered port — roughly 324 TB per month at full port use — and no traffic counter.
- 3Leaseweb lists servers in nine countries: Australia, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, the Netherlands, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States. X-ZoneServers lists 12 metros in 11 countries, eleven of them European.
- 4Leaseweb publishes delivery times per configuration, from 1 hour on in-stock builds to 5 days on others. X-ZoneServers dedicated servers are typically online within an hour when the configuration is in stock, and a VPS in about 60 seconds.
- 5Leaseweb quotes in multiple currencies including EUR, USD and CAD, excluding VAT. X-ZoneServers quotes in EUR excluding VAT.
Comparação lado a lado
Specifications and policies exactly as each provider publishes them, on the check dates listed under Sources.
| Especificação | X-ZoneServers | Leaseweb |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price (published) | KVM VPS from €4.00/mo (2 GB RAM, 1 vCPU, 40 GB SSD); 10 Gbps unmetered VPS from €9.99/mo; dedicated servers from €209/mo. EUR, excluding VAT. | Featured dedicated servers from €60.13/month excluding VAT (Dell R210-II, Xeon E3-1230v2, 32 GB RAM, 2×2 TB SATA, 30 TB traffic, 1 hour delivery), through configurations such as a dual Xeon 4214 with 128 GB at $179.15/month and a dual EPYC 7413 with 128 GB at CA$286.84/month. As listed 2026-08-28. |
| Bandwidth model | 1 Gbps unmetered on every KVM VPS; 10 Gbps unmetered on the 10Gbps and streaming VPS lines; dedicated servers ship a guaranteed 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 25, 50, 100 or 200 Gbps port with no overage charge inside the tier. | Featured configurations list 30 TB of included traffic. Leaseweb also sells a dedicated High Bandwidth Server line; bandwidth and port options are configured per server rather than published as a single tier ladder. |
| Product lines | KVM VPS (hourly or monthly), 10 Gbps unmetered VPS, streaming VPS, dedicated servers, game hosting. | Dedicated servers including high-performance, high-bandwidth, gaming, storage, GPU, AMD and Ampere lines, plus cloud, CDN, colocation and hybrid offerings. |
| Datacenter locations | 12 metros in 11 countries — Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Paris, Marseille, Madrid, Milano, Vienna, Warsaw, Sofia, Bucharest, Istanbul and Ashburn (US), in Equinix, Interxion, Voxility, Telepoint and Irideos facilities. | Servers listed in nine countries: Australia, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, the Netherlands, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States. |
| Typical deployment time | VPS in about 60 seconds; dedicated servers typically within 1 hour when the configuration is in stock. | Published per configuration — 1 hour on in-stock builds, 5 days on others. |
| Hourly billing on VPS | Yes — every KVM VPS bills from €0.0056/hour and is automatically capped at the monthly price. | Monthly contracts on dedicated servers; no hourly VPS billing appeared on the pages we checked. |
| DDoS protection | Layer 3, 4 and 7 mitigation included on every plan at no extra cost. | Leaseweb markets DDoS protection as part of its platform; specific coverage was not detailed on the dedicated-server pages we checked. Confirm for your workload. |
| Support model | Operator-led 24/7 support by ticket and email, answered by the engineers who run the platform — no first-line outsourcing. | 24/7 support; specific tiers and response commitments were not detailed on the pages we checked. |
| Cancellation / commitment | Hourly VPS billing means you can destroy an instance at any time and stop paying. Dedicated servers are billed monthly. | Flexible monthly contracts are advertised; no money-back window appeared on the pages we checked. |
| Network and ASN | Blended multi-carrier transit with internet-exchange peering at each facility. We route over partner networks rather than publishing an ASN of our own. | Not stated on the pages we checked; Leaseweb operates its own network estate under several ASNs visible in public routing data. |
| Operating since | 2023 (X ZONE IT SRL, Bucharest, Romania) | Not stated on the pages we checked (Leaseweb, Netherlands). |
| Specialty | Unmetered and guaranteed-bandwidth hosting for streaming, game servers and data-heavy workloads across the EU and US. | Large-scale bare metal with a wide chassis catalogue, generous included traffic and a nine-country footprint. |
Every figure in this table is taken from the provider's own public pages on the check dates listed under Sources. Hosting prices and specifications change often — confirm at the source before you buy.
Where Leaseweb is the stronger fit
A much cheaper way onto single-tenant hardware
From €60.13/month excluding VAT you get a whole physical server with 32 GB of RAM, 4 TB of disk and 30 TB of traffic. Our bare metal starts at €209 because the guaranteed unmetered port is part of the product. If 30 TB a month is more than you will ever use, they get you onto dedicated hardware for well under a third of the price.
Nine countries including Asia-Pacific and Canada
Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Australia and Canada are markets we do not serve at all. Their European presence covers the Netherlands, Germany and the United Kingdom. If any of those locations is where your users are, that decides it before the bandwidth model matters.
A chassis catalogue we cannot match
High-performance, high-bandwidth, gaming, storage, GPU, AMD and Ampere lines, with per-server configuration of RAM, disks and bandwidth. We sell eight configurations. If you need Ampere, a GPU, or a very specific disk layout, they will build it and we will not.
Where X-ZoneServers is the stronger fit
A guaranteed port instead of a 30 TB allowance
A guaranteed 1 Gbps line moves roughly 324 TB a month at full use — about ten times their featured 30 TB allowance — with no counter to watch and no overage inside the tier. If your workload is a video origin, a game backend, a mirror or a CDN shield, the allowance is the thing you will eventually collide with.
Eleven European metros
Leaseweb's European footprint is the Netherlands, Germany and the United Kingdom. We deploy in Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Paris, Marseille, Madrid, Milano, Vienna, Warsaw, Sofia, Bucharest and Istanbul. For Iberian, Italian, Balkan, Polish or Turkish users, that difference is measured in milliseconds you cannot buy back.
A VPS ladder underneath, and every price on the page
Not every project starts at a physical server. Ours can start at €4.00/month on a 1 Gbps unmetered KVM VPS billed hourly, or €9.99 for a 10 Gbps unmetered VPS, and move to bare metal later. We also print the monthly price of every chassis at every bandwidth tier from 1 to 200 Gbps, which makes a high-bandwidth build quotable without a sales conversation.
Pricing scenarios
Comparable workloads at published list prices. Currency, VAT treatment, setup fees and promotional terms differ per provider — the disclosure below the table explains how to read them.
Cheapest dedicated server
X-ZoneServers
Dual Xeon E5-2630v3 — 16c/32t, 128 GB DDR4, 6 SSD bays, 1 Gbps guaranteed unmetered — €209/mo excluding VAT.
Leaseweb
Dell R210-II — Xeon E3-1230v2, 4 cores, 32 GB RAM, 2×2 TB SATA, 30 TB traffic, 1 hour delivery — €60.13/mo excluding VAT. Far cheaper, with a quarter of the RAM, older silicon and a metered allowance.
128 GB dual-socket class
X-ZoneServers
Dual Xeon E5-2690v4 — 28c/56t, 128 GB DDR4, 1 Gbps guaranteed unmetered — €229/mo.
Leaseweb
Dell R740XD with dual Xeon 4214 — 12 cores, 128 GB RAM, 2×960 GB SSD, 30 TB traffic, 5 days delivery — $179.15/mo excluding VAT.
A high-bandwidth build
X-ZoneServers
Guaranteed 10 Gbps from €659/mo, 25 Gbps from €1,799/mo, 100 Gbps from €4,499/mo and 200 Gbps from €12,879/mo, with every chassis priced at every tier.
Leaseweb
A dedicated High Bandwidth Server line is offered, with bandwidth and port configured per server rather than published as a single price ladder.
Avaliação honesta: Leaseweb is a bigger operation than us in almost every dimension that can be counted — countries, chassis options, catalogue breadth — and at €60 for a whole server with 30 TB of traffic they are the better buy for anyone whose traffic fits inside that allowance. Our case is narrow and specific: when 30 TB is a month's warm-up rather than a ceiling, an unmetered guaranteed port priced on a public page beats an allowance, and eleven European metros beats three.
Which one should you pick?
Pick X-ZoneServers if
- Your traffic would blow through a 30 TB allowance.
- Your users are in Iberia, Italy, Austria, Poland, the Balkans, Romania or Turkey.
- You want the price of a 10, 25, 100 or 200 Gbps build printed on a page.
- You want to start on an hourly VPS and grow into bare metal.
Pick Leaseweb if
- You want single-tenant hardware as cheaply as possible and 30 TB is plenty.
- You need Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Australia or Canada.
- You need a GPU, Ampere, or a very specific chassis and disk layout.
- You want a large, long-established bare-metal vendor behind the contract.
Perguntas frequentes
How much traffic do Leaseweb dedicated servers include?
The featured configurations we checked on 2026-08-28 list 30 TB of traffic included. Leaseweb also sells a separate High Bandwidth Server line where bandwidth is configured per server. X-ZoneServers sells a guaranteed unmetered port instead — 1 Gbps at the €209/month entry configuration, which is roughly 324 TB per month at full use, with no counter and no overage inside the tier.
Is Leaseweb cheaper than X-ZoneServers?
For entry bare metal, clearly: from €60.13/month excluding VAT against €209/month for our entry configuration. What the extra buys is a guaranteed unmetered gigabit rather than a 30 TB allowance, and a newer dual-socket platform with 128 GB of RAM rather than 32 GB. Compare at the traffic volume and core count you actually need.
Where does each provider have servers?
Leaseweb lists nine countries: Australia, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, the Netherlands, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States. X-ZoneServers lists 12 metros in 11 countries — Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Paris, Marseille, Madrid, Milano, Vienna, Warsaw, Sofia, Bucharest, Istanbul and Ashburn.
Which delivers a server faster?
It depends on the configuration. Leaseweb publishes delivery time per server, from 1 hour on in-stock builds up to 5 days on others. X-ZoneServers dedicated servers are typically online within an hour when the configuration is in stock, and a VPS deploys in about 60 seconds.
Sources and check dates
Every statement about another provider on this page traces to one of these public pages. Where a provider does not publish a figure, this page says so instead of estimating.
- Leaseweb dedicated servers — configurations, traffic, delivery times, priceshttps://www.leaseweb.com/en/products-services/dedicated-servers· checked 2026-08-28
- X-ZoneServers dedicated server price matrixhttps://x-zoneservers.com/dedicated· checked 2026-08-28
Disclosure, method and limits
We are one of the providers compared
This page is published by X-ZoneServers (X ZONE IT SRL, Bucharest, Romania). We sell one of the two services compared, so this is a vendor comparison rather than an independent review. Our method is to quote each provider's own published figures, name the date we read them, and state plainly where the other provider is the better choice.
How the numbers are gathered
Competitor data is read directly from that provider's public website — pricing pages, specification sheets, network and location pages — on the dates listed under Sources, plus public network registries such as PeeringDB and bgp.he.net for ASN details. We do not benchmark competitor hardware ourselves and we do not republish figures from review sites or affiliate directories.
How to read the prices
List prices only. Promotional offers, first-term discounts, renewal rates, setup fees, add-ons, region surcharges and currency all differ per provider and can change without notice. X-ZoneServers prices are in EUR excluding VAT. Where another provider publishes in a different currency or inclusive of VAT, that is marked in the table — those figures are not directly comparable to ours without adjustment.
Accuracy and corrections
The goal is that every claim here can be verified at the source in under a minute. Nothing on this page is a benchmark result, a prediction, or a statement about a competitor's internal operations. If a figure has drifted or is wrong — including where the error favours us — write to us and we will correct it and move the review date.
Trademarks and affiliation
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