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US VPS hosting

143 cloud server plans across 13 US regions — New York, Ashburn, Silicon Valley, Vint Hill (VA), Hillsboro (OR), Chicago, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Miami, Seattle, Dallas, Washington and Honolulu — from $7.90 a month. Root access, your choice of image, built in minutes.

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What is actually here

What we run in the United States

Read from the same catalogue the cart charges from, so this page and your invoice cannot disagree.

Regions

🇺🇸 13

Plans available

143

From

$7.90/mo

Hourly from

/hr

Lines running in the United States

Dedicated CPU · Value · Flex · GPU · Unmetered

Not here: dedicated machines (Germany only). A line missing here runs somewhere; the plan pages say where, rather than sending you in a circle.

Choosing a city

Our 13 regions in the United States, compared

Distance to your users decides first. Price decides second, and it does move: C4-8-150 is $48.90 a month in Washington and $162.90 in Dallas, because the platform behind each region is not the same one. Every row below prints that region's own figure — there is no averaged price to be surprised by later.

Our regions in United States compared by plan count, cheapest monthly price, cheapest hourly price and product lines
RegionPlansFrom /moFrom /hrLinesDeploy
🇺🇸 New York116$7.90Dedicated CPU · Value · Flex · GPUDeploy
🇺🇸 Ashburn14$38.90Dedicated CPU · FlexDeploy
🇺🇸 Silicon Valley112$7.90Dedicated CPU · Flex · Value · GPUDeploy
🇺🇸 Vint Hill (VA)4$10.90UnmeteredDeploy
🇺🇸 Hillsboro (OR)15$10.90Unmetered · FlexDeploy
🇺🇸 Chicago97$9.90Flex · Value · GPUDeploy
🇺🇸 Atlanta50$9.90Flex · Value · GPUDeploy
🇺🇸 Los Angeles89$9.90Flex · ValueDeploy
🇺🇸 Miami88$9.90Flex · ValueDeploy
🇺🇸 Seattle95$9.90Value · FlexDeploy
🇺🇸 Dallas79$9.90Flex · ValueDeploy
🇺🇸 Washington25$9.90Flex · ValueDeploy
🇺🇸 Honolulu57$10.90Flex · ValueDeploy

Live prices

Plans available in the United States

Every plan sold in at least one US region, at its lowest US price. The region is chosen on the deploy screen.

Questions

Questions about hosting in the United States

Which city should I choose for a VPS in the United States?
Pick by where your users are first — that is the only reason to host in the United States at all — and by price second. Today New York is both the cheapest entry point, at $7.90 a month, and the widest choice, with 116 plans. Region does move the price — C4-8-150 is $48.90 in Washington and $162.90 in Dallas, because the platform behind each region differs — so compare the table rather than assuming one figure covers the country. If you genuinely cannot tell, deploy the smallest plan by the hour in each and measure from where your users are.
How much does a US VPS cost?
From $7.90 a month for C1-1. There are 143 plans across our 13 US regions. The price on the deploy screen is the price you pay: no setup fee, and the renewal is the same figure as the first month — we do not use an introductory rate that jumps later.
How fast will a server in the United States be delivered?
Minutes, not hours. The build starts the moment payment clears — the machine is created, given its address and a root password, and the details appear in your account without anyone having to be awake. If a build fails it is retried and a person is told; you are not left refreshing a page.
Do I need to be in the United States to buy one?
No. There is no residency requirement and no local company needed — you order online from anywhere and the server is in the United States. What we do ask is that you use it lawfully in the country it sits in: the machine is subject to the United States law wherever you happen to be sitting.
Do you have dedicated servers in the United States?
No. Our dedicated line-up is built in Germany only, and we would rather say so than take an order we cannot fill. In the United States the honest options are the virtual platform, or a dedicated machine in Germany with a US instance in front of it.
Can I move a US server to another city later?
Not in place — a server lives in the region it was built in. What you can do is deploy the new one, move your data, and destroy the old one; on hourly billing the overlap costs a few cents. If you are unsure which region is right, that is an argument for starting hourly rather than committing to a month.