Regions, routes and ports

Two verified answers about where capacity sits, and no world map of cities we have never had a machine in.

Verified locations

This is the complete list. When we add a region, it appears here after the first machine is live in it — not before.

  • Dedicated servers

    Missouri, Virginia and Oregon

    All 22 bare-metal configurations run from Missouri, Virginia or Oregon. Where the operator publishes the port, the transfer and the addressing, they are on the card; where they do not, ask us and we will confirm before you order.

    Dedicated (22)
  • Virtual private servers

    Virginia, Oregon and the United Kingdom

    Every VPS tier is offered in all three regions: US East, US West and the United Kingdom. Traffic is unlimited at the port speed of your tier. You choose the region when you order.

    VPS (4)

Which buildings these are

Missouri
Dedicated servers
Virginia
Dedicated servers · Virtual private servers
Oregon
Dedicated servers · Virtual private servers
United Kingdom
Virtual private servers
Diagram: how the four regions connect. The moving dots are illustration, not measured traffic.

What the network gives you

  • Unmetered bare-metal transfer

    Where a port is published it is unmetered, at 100 Mbit or 1 Gbit depending on the machine. Some ranges publish nothing about connectivity at all, and rather than assume a figure on their behalf we leave the row off the card and confirm it with you before you order.

  • Unlimited VPS traffic in standard US regions

    Virtual tiers carry unlimited traffic in standard United States regions, at 500 Mbps to 3 Gbps depending on the tier.

  • DDoS protection where included

    Network-level mitigation is provided where the region includes it. Its scope varies by region, and we would rather write that sentence than a badge claiming absolute protection.

  • IPv6 where it is published

    Most dedicated servers are allocated an IPv6 /64 alongside their IPv4 block, and the card says so where that is the case. The ranges that publish no allocation get the same treatment as the port: we leave the row off rather than assume one, and confirm it with you before you order. Virtual servers carry IPv6 connectivity as standard.

Structured network cabling running into a patch panel in a dark equipment room.

On latency numbers

We do not display a live latency widget, because a number generated in your browser against our marketing site tells you nothing useful about your server. If you need a real figure, ask support and we will run a measurement from the actual location — or order a machine, test it, and cancel within the terms if it does not suit you.

Ready when you are

Pick a machine. Get root. Go.

No sales call. No minimum term beyond the month you paid for. Full specifications before you spend anything.

Virtual from $14.99/moBare metal from $24.00/mo