Rent dedicated servers
Single-tenant bare-metal servers with predictable performance and flat monthly pricing. For steady 24/7 workloads they usually cost far less than equivalent cloud instances.

Choose by workload
Compute and application servers
A dedicated server gives you a whole physical machine: no noisy neighbors, predictable performance, and flat monthly pricing. For steady workloads that run around the clo…
Specs and questions to ask →Storage servers
Storage servers pack many large drives into one chassis. They're the most cost-effective way to keep hundreds of terabytes online when object-storage per-GB fees and egre…
Specs and questions to ask →High-memory servers
Some workloads are limited by memory, not CPU: large PostgreSQL or MySQL instances, Redis and Valkey caches, ClickHouse and other analytics engines. High-memory dedicated…
Specs and questions to ask →Game servers
Most game servers run their main simulation loop on one or two threads, so clock speed and cache matter more than core count. Game-grade dedicated servers use high-freque…
Specs and questions to ask →Published starting prices
A reference point from one major provider's public price list. Quotes vary by provider, region and configuration.
| Tier | Example starting configuration | From |
|---|---|---|
| Entry compute | 6-core AMD EPYC 4244P, 32 GB RAM, 2 × 960 GB NVMe | $147/mo |
| Game / high-clock | 8-core Ryzen 7 9800X3D, 64 GB RAM, 2 × 960 GB NVMe | $357/mo |
| Scale / enterprise | 16-core Xeon Gold 6426Y, 128 GB RAM, 2 × 1.92 TB NVMe | $689/mo |
Published starting prices from the OVHcloud US bare-metal price list, captured October 16, 2026. Some configurations add a one-time setup fee. Other providers' prices vary.
What to compare in a dedicated server quote
- Setup fees and minimum term. Some providers charge a one-time fee equal to a month's rent.
- Bandwidth: port speed and whether traffic is unmetered.
- Hardware replacement time and whether it's guaranteed.
- DDoS protection and private networking between servers.