VPS Servers built for
speed and scalability

A bare metal server is the whole physical machine — every core and all the storage belong to you, with nothing virtualized in between. A VPS is a slice of one of those machines with its own guaranteed CPU and RAM allocation: near-instant to deploy and easy to resize, at a fraction of the cost, while a bare metal box is the one to reach for when you need the absolute ceiling on raw throughput.

Yes. Resources are allocated to your instance rather than oversold across a crowded host, so performance stays predictable under load — which is what separates these from budget VPS plans that slow down whenever a neighbour gets busy.

Latest generation AMD EPYC processors, paired with NVMe storage, for fast, reliable, and efficient server-side processing.

All servers are hosted in Virginia, USA for faster connectivity and lower latency.

Yes. Your VPS runs in the same datacenter as our proxy network, reducing distance between services and helping deliver faster, more stable connections.

RAM scales with the vCPU count you pick in the configurator, and whatever the plan lists is allocated to your instance rather than shared. If none of the standard sizes fits, our support team will put together a custom allocation.

NVMe throughout — no SATA SSDs. That is what puts read and write throughput at roughly 1.8–2.4 GB/s instead of the 400–700 MB/s typical of SSD-based VPS plans.

They are a natural fit. Because the servers sit in the same datacenter as our proxies, routing between the two is shorter and latency lower than running the same workflow from an external host, and the guaranteed resource allocation keeps sessions steady as you scale up concurrency.

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.