Cheapest
Database Mart
Lite Dedicated Server - SSD
Intel Xeon E3-1220 · 16 GB RAM · 480GB SSD+500GB SATA
🇺🇸 Dallas
$49/mo
175 plans from 7 providers. Prices checked November 12, 2026.
Cheapest
Database Mart
Lite Dedicated Server - SSD
Intel Xeon E3-1220 · 16 GB RAM · 480GB SSD+500GB SATA
🇺🇸 Dallas
$49/mo
Most CPU threads under $100
Cherry Servers
E3-1240v5
E3-1240v5 · 32 GB RAM · 2x 250 GB SSD
🇱🇹 Šiauliai
$65.65/mo
Most RAM under $100
Database Mart
Basic Dedicated Server - SSD
Intel Xeon E5-2670 · 64 GB RAM · 120GB SSD + 960GB SSD
🇺🇸 Dallas
$79/mo
Cheapest with NVMe
NovoServe
HPE DL360 G9 unmetered
Intel Xeon E5-2650L V4 · 32 GB RAM · 960 GB NVMe
🇳🇱 Amsterdam
$132.41/mo
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AMD EPYC 9355P
32C / 64T
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128 GB
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2 TB
2 x 1 TB NVMe
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Unmetered
1 Gbps
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443.97 USD
€399
Setup: Free
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AMD Ryzen 9 7900
12C / 24T
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64 GB
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1 TB
1 TB NVMe
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Unmetered
1 Gbps
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143.54 USD
€129
Setup: Free
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AMD EPYC 9224
24C / 48T
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128 GB
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2 TB
2x 1 TB SSD
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Unmetered
1 Gbps
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221.43 USD
€199
Setup: Free
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AMD EPYC 9555P
64C / 128T
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192 GB
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2 TB
2 x 1 TB NVMe
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Unmetered
1 Gbps
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777.78 USD
€699
Setup: Free
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Monthly prices in USD without VAT, taken directly from provider APIs and price pages. Non-USD prices are converted at the ECB rate of November 11, 2026; you pay in the provider's currency.
Compare dedicated servers from Cherry Servers, UltaHost, Vultr, and Contabo across locations including Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Chicago, Singapore, Tokyo, and São Paulo. Choose by user distance, hardware, traffic policy, billing, and payment method.
🇳🇱Netherlands
from $93.50/mo · 60 plans
🇩🇪Germany
from $93.50/mo · 44 plans
🇱🇹Lithuania
from $54.52/mo · 44 plans
🇬🇧United Kingdom
from $93.50/mo · 23 plans
🇸🇪Sweden
from $176.92/mo · 19 plans
🇫🇷France
from $185/mo · 13 plans
🇨🇭Switzerland
from $93.50/mo · 10 plans
🇫🇮Finland
from $93.50/mo · 10 plans
🇵🇱Poland
from $149/mo · 9 plans
🇪🇸Spain
from $185/mo · 5 plans
🇮🇹Italy
from $365/mo · 2 plans
This worldwide dedicated server catalog brings together offers from Cherry Servers, UltaHost, Vultr, and Contabo. Locations shown in the comparison include Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Singapore, Chicago, Dallas, London, Los Angeles, Mumbai, Seoul, Stockholm, São Paulo, and Tokyo.
Cherry Servers lists locations such as Amsterdam, Chicago, Frankfurt, Singapore, Stockholm, Tokyo, and Šiauliai. UltaHost lists Amsterdam, Dallas, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Istanbul, London, Los Angeles, and Mumbai. Vultr includes Amsterdam, Atlanta, Bangalore, Chicago, Dallas, Delhi NCR, Frankfurt, and Johannesburg. Contabo is represented by Nuremberg.
Start with the distance between the server city and your users. A closer location can be a practical choice when response time matters, but the right option depends on your audience and application. Compare the processor, storage type and capacity, port specification, and any other hardware fields shown in the table.
Check whether storage uses NVMe, review traffic limits or unmetered traffic, and confirm the billing interval. Hourly billing can suit short projects or variable workloads, while monthly billing may fit a stable deployment. Payment options also differ, so confirm whether you need card, PayPal, crypto, bank transfer, or Alipay.
Lite Dedicated Server - SSD from Database Mart at $49 per month: Intel Xeon E3-1220, 16 GB RAM, 480GB SSD+500GB SATA, located in Dallas. Prices exclude VAT and were checked November 12, 2026.
Across 175 plans we track, prices start at $49 per month, the median is $325, and half of all plans cost between $199 and $461.46.
Yes. Hourly billing is available from Cherry Servers, Vultr: you pay only for the hours the server exists, capped at the monthly price.
Yes, Cherry Servers, UltaHost, Vultr accept cryptocurrency. Others take cards and usually PayPal.
Choose a city that is geographically close to most users and matches your application's regional needs. If your audience is distributed, compare the listed locations by region and consider whether one central location is appropriate.
Yes. Location is a useful starting point for latency-sensitive workloads, but actual results depend on the users, networks, and application path involved. Validate latency from your important user regions before ordering.
Review the CPU, storage, NVMe status, port specification, traffic policy, billing interval, payment method, and server city. Also confirm that the selected configuration matches the workload and that the provider supports the billing arrangement you need.