Bare Metal Servers
built for performance

A VPS is a slice of a shared physical host, carved out by a hypervisor — quick to deploy and easy to scale, but the hardware underneath is shared. A bare metal server is the whole machine: every core, all the RAM, and the full NVMe and network capacity belong to you, with no virtualization overhead between your workload and the hardware.

Yes. The machine is provisioned to your account and nobody else runs on it — no shared CPU, no shared storage, and no noisy neighbours competing for the same bandwidth.

They are built for heavy, sustained work: large-scale scraping and data collection, automation running around the clock, databases and analytics that are sensitive to disk latency, and anything where consistent throughput matters more than being able to resize the box in a minute.

Yes — full root access. You choose the operating system, install whatever you need, and tune the machine exactly the way your workload wants it.

All servers are hosted in Virginia, USA for faster connectivity and lower latency. They sit in the same datacenter as our proxy network, so traffic between the two never leaves the building.

Yes. There are no data caps and no overage charges — run intensive workloads for as long as you need without watching a meter.

Every machine is connected on 100G ports, which is enough headroom for high-volume traffic and large data transfers without the network becoming the bottleneck.

They are among the best places to run one. Because the servers live in the same datacenter as our proxies, routing is shorter and latency lower than running the same workflow from an external host — and the dedicated hardware keeps performance steady when you scale up the number of concurrent sessions.

Definitely — our support team is available 24/7 via live chat to help match the right proxy type to your use case, or you can reach out through our contact page for a custom, tailored solution.