Dedicated servers from $44 a month in 22 cities

How DynoServers works

DynoServers lists bare-metal dedicated servers that partner data centers have built and racked and are ready to hand over. Instead of browsing a dozen provider sites, you compare real machines side by side: processor model, core count, memory, disk layout, port speed and monthly price.

1. Filter the list. Narrow by city, storage type, memory, core count or budget, or search for a specific CPU.
2. Open the specification sheet. Check the chassis, exact CPU, memory and drive details and the bandwidth terms.
3. Order from the data center. Checkout happens with the partner that runs the hardware. Pick your operating system and pay for the first month.

Why rent bare metal instead of cloud

Cloud instances share physical hosts, charge for every gigabyte that leaves the network, and get expensive once they run around the clock. A dedicated server costs the same every month, has no noisy neighbors, and includes unmetered or generous bandwidth on most plans. For databases, game servers, virtualization hosts, streaming and anything that runs 24/7, that usually means better performance for less money. Our guide how to choose a dedicated server walks through the specs that matter.

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