Locations

48 regions, one price list.

A plan costs the same in every region its line runs in — from $7.90 a month — so choosing where is a decision about distance and jurisdiction, never about budget. Not every line runs everywhere: the classic lines deploy across 14 regions, while the Unmetered, Value and GPU lines have their own few sites, and dedicated servers are built in 2 countries.

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Cloud regions

Grouped by where they are, not by how many we can list.

Three regions have a page of their own because there is something specific to say about them. The other 44 are deploy targets: the same price for whatever lines they carry, and no separate page to pad out.

Filter by area

Europe

All inside the EU or the UK. Frankfurt is the default on the classic lines and the one you get if you deploy without choosing; Nuremberg is the Value line's single site.

Cloud regions in Europe, with country, region code and whether a dedicated page exists
City	Country	Code	Page
Frankfurt	Germany	fra	Frankfurt VPS hosting
Helsinki	Finland	hel	Deploy target — no separate page
Amsterdam	Netherlands	ams	Amsterdam VPS hosting
London	United Kingdom	lon	Deploy target — no separate page
Paris	France	par	Deploy target — no separate page
Nuremberg	Germany	nue	Deploy target — no separate page
Warsaw	Poland	waw	Deploy target — no separate page
Madrid	Spain	mad	Deploy target — no separate page
Stockholm	Sweden	sto	Deploy target — no separate page
Manchester	United Kingdom	man	Deploy target — no separate page
Milan	Italy	mil	Deploy target — no separate page
Gravelines	France	gra	Deploy target — no separate page
Limburg	Germany	lim	Deploy target — no separate page
Erith	United Kingdom	eri	Deploy target — no separate page

Middle East

Dubai is the one to reach for if your audience or your integrations are in the Gulf; Istanbul sits between Europe and the region.

Cloud regions in Middle East, with country, region code and whether a dedicated page exists
City	Country	Code	Page
Dubai	UAE	dxb	Dubai VPS hosting
Istanbul	Türkiye	ist	Deploy target — no separate page
Tel Aviv	Israel	tlv	Deploy target — no separate page

Americas

Spread across the United States and Canada. New York, Ashburn, Silicon Valley and Toronto carry the classic lines; the Unmetered and GPU sizes each list the cities they are built in.

Cloud regions in Americas, with country, region code and whether a dedicated page exists
City	Country	Code	Page
New York	United States	nyc	Deploy target — no separate page
Ashburn	United States	ash	Deploy target — no separate page
Silicon Valley	United States	sfo	Deploy target — no separate page
Toronto	Canada	tor	Deploy target — no separate page
Vint Hill (VA)	United States	vin	Deploy target — no separate page
Hillsboro (OR)	United States	hil	Deploy target — no separate page
Sao Paulo	Brazil	gru	Deploy target — no separate page
Santiago	Chile	scl	Deploy target — no separate page
Chicago	United States	ord	Deploy target — no separate page
Atlanta	United States	atl	Deploy target — no separate page
Los Angeles	United States	lax	Deploy target — no separate page
Miami	United States	mia	Deploy target — no separate page
Seattle	United States	sea	Deploy target — no separate page
Dallas	United States	dfw	Deploy target — no separate page
Washington	United States	iad	Deploy target — no separate page
Mexico City	Mexico	mex	Deploy target — no separate page
Beauharnois	Canada	bhs	Deploy target — no separate page
Honolulu	United States	hnl	Deploy target — no separate page

Asia-Pacific

South, south-east, east Asia and Australia — the furthest points from our European default, and the clearest case for not using it.

Cloud regions in Asia-Pacific, with country, region code and whether a dedicated page exists
City	Country	Code	Page
Singapore	Singapore	sgp	Singapore VPS hosting
Tokyo	Japan	nrt	Deploy target — no separate page
Mumbai	India	bom	Deploy target — no separate page
Sydney	Australia	syd	Deploy target — no separate page
Bangalore	India	blr	Deploy target — no separate page
Osaka	Japan	itm	Deploy target — no separate page
Hong Kong	Hong Kong	hkg	Deploy target — no separate page
Melbourne	Australia	mel	Deploy target — no separate page
Seoul	South Korea	sel	Deploy target — no separate page
Delhi NCR	India	del	Deploy target — no separate page
Jakarta	Indonesia	cgk	Deploy target — no separate page
Chennai	India	maa	Deploy target — no separate page

Africa

Cloud regions in Africa, with country, region code and whether a dedicated page exists
City	Country	Code	Page
Johannesburg	South Africa	jnb	Deploy target — no separate page

Dedicated servers

2 countries, and one named city.

The European metal is sold at country level — we are not told which facility a build lands in and we do not publish one, so the country is the commitment. The US machines are built in Vint Hill, Virginia, which their supplier does name.

Europe

GermanyMetal

4 machines, unmetered on 1 Gbit uplinks, within one business day of the order clearing.

North America

United StatesMetal

3 machines, unmetered at 0.5–1 Gbit, within one business day of the order clearing.

Choosing

Three questions that settle it.

In roughly this order. Most people over-think the first one and forget the third entirely.

Who is waiting for the response?

Put the machine near them. If that is your users, pick their continent; if it is an API you call on every request, pick that API’s continent instead — a chatty back-end integration can matter more to page time than the visitor’s distance.

Does anything require a jurisdiction?

Contracts and procurement sometimes decide the region before performance does. Our European regions are in EU member states or the UK; Dubai is in the UAE. Location answers where data sits at rest and nothing more than that.

How hard is it to change later?

Harder than choosing well now: a region move is a snapshot, a redeploy and a DNS cutover, with a new IP address. It is an hour of work rather than a disaster, but it is not a setting you can flip.

Questions

About regions and moving between them.

Does the price change by region?

Yes, and we print it. A plan's price is the price of building it in that region — the same DC-8 can cost less in Dubai than in Ashburn because the supplier charges us differently there — and the configurator shows the figure for the region you pick before anything is added to the cart. What also differs is footprint: the Standard, High frequency and Dedicated CPU lines run in 14 regions, the Value line in Nuremberg, and the Unmetered and GPU lines are per size — each lists the cities it is actually built in.

Can I move a running server to another region?

Not in place. Regions cannot be changed on a live server, so a move means taking a snapshot, deploying a new instance from it in the new region and cutting DNS over. The new machine gets a new IP address, which is the part that catches people out if anything on the other side has an allow-list. Drop your DNS TTL a day in advance and the cutover itself is dull, which is what you want.

Why do only three regions have their own page?

Because those are the three where we have something region-specific worth saying. Writing a page for every other deploy target that differs only in the city name would be padding, and you would spot it immediately. Whatever lines a region carries cost the same there as everywhere else those lines run — that is the whole story, so it is told here once rather than once per city.

Which region should I choose?

The one closest to whoever waits for your responses — usually your users, sometimes an API you call constantly, occasionally your own team. If your audience is genuinely global, put the origin near the largest concentration and cache the rest. If you cannot decide between two, deploy the smallest plan in both by the hour and measure it from where your users are.

Do you publish latency between regions?

No. We have not measured it under conditions you could reproduce, and figures taken from our own network would tell you nothing about the path from your users to ours. Hourly billing exists so you can produce a number that is actually about your traffic.

Are dedicated servers available in all of these?

No. Metal is built in Germany and the United States. The European machines are sold at country level rather than by region — we are not told which city a build lands in. The US machines are the exception: the supplier names the site, Vint Hill, Virginia. Everywhere else on this page is a cloud region only.

Region pages