Dedicated servers · Deals
Dedicated server deals with month two on the card
These dedicated server deals are machines already racked in one of our five cities, built and waiting for someone to put them to work. Each one carries a discount on its first month, and each card prints the price you pay from the second month on, so you know the real cost before you order.
No code to hunt for and no contract. A deal server is yours about 30 minutes after the order is approved. The payment check comes first and is the part that varies.
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01Today's list
Discounted bare metal servers, ready to go
Every machine below is built, has its operating system on it and is waiting in the rack. Each card shows what the first month costs, the monthly price that follows it, what the deal saves you once, and the hourly rate for when you only need the machine for a while.
No deal matches those filters right now. Try a wider price or another city.
No machine carries a discount at this moment. Discounts are reviewed every night, so the list can look different tomorrow.
Until then, cheap bare metal at its everyday price is sorted line by line, and every machine already in the rack is one click away.
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Machines in New York, Miami and San Francisco are billed in US dollars, those in Amsterdam and Bucharest in euro. Identical machines in one city share one card.
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Order this server02Why it costs less
Why a deal is cheaper, and what the catch is
A server in a rack with nobody renting it still takes up space and a switch port, and we have already paid for it. When we hold more of one kind of machine than people are taking, we would rather take money off its first month than let it sit there. The discount follows the shelf: the more months it would take to rent out every machine of one kind, the deeper its cut, and a kind that rents out quickly gets none.
That is the whole reason. A deal machine is not faulty, not a trial and not slower than the same model at its full price.
What stays exactly the same
- The whole machine is yours. No other customer runs anything on it.
- The port is not shared at the access switch, and nothing meters what you send through it.
- Support works the same way: the AI on our live chat answers in seconds and can check your server, and a person takes over whenever you ask for one.
- The same service agreement, and the same month-to-month billing with no contract.
What you should know first
- This is older enterprise hardware, often a generation or more behind the newest, and it is priced for its age. Each machine passed our hardware scan before it was listed, and it is scanned again while it waits.
- You take the machine as it stands. Change its processor, memory or disks and it becomes a build to order, at the full price with a setup fee.
- The discount is on the machine itself. Backup, a paid support tier, a Windows license and other software keep their normal prices.
- The discount is for the first month only. From the second invoice on, the server bills its list price, the figure after "then" on each card.
- Anything you add later, such as more memory or another disk, is charged at the normal rate.
03The terms
How long a server discount lasts
One month. Here is how the price runs, from the night a discount is set to the invoices after your first.
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Reviewed every night
Once a night we look at the shelf again. A discount can grow, shrink or come off, and some nights nothing moves. What the list shows is the price right now.
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Fixed when you order
Your order takes the percent the machine carries at that moment. A review on a later night does not change the discount on a server you have already ordered.
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Used up on the first invoice
The discount is a single line on your first invoice. The invoice after it, and every one after that, bills the machine's list price. Nothing about this is hidden: the card shows both figures side by side.
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Pay ahead, save more
Pay for 3, 6 or 12 months at once and the whole term is 5%, 10% or 15% cheaper, software licenses excepted. On that first term the deal still covers one month's worth of the machine, and the other months are billed at the pay-ahead rate.
Only need it for a few days?
Any deal machine can be rented by the hour instead, but without the first-month cut: an hour costs the machine's list price divided by 730, plus 30%, and you are billed afterwards for the hours you used. Hourly rental always runs on monthly billing, so the pay-ahead discount does not apply to it either.
04Questions
Questions bargain hunters ask before ordering
01Why are these dedicated servers discounted?
Because we have more of that kind of machine than people are renting. Every night we compare what is waiting in the racks with how fast each kind sells, and the slow ones get a lower price. Nothing about the machine itself is wrong.
02Does the price go up after the first month?
Yes, to the machine's list price, and you can read that figure on the card before you order. The discount is one line on your first invoice; from the second invoice on, you pay the normal monthly price.
03Can the deal change after I order?
Not for you. The nightly review only touches machines that are still waiting for a buyer. Once you have ordered, your first-month discount is set, and so is the list price that follows it. Rebuilding the server into a different configuration later prices it again at the normal rate.
04Are deal servers used hardware?
Yes, like many of the servers we rent. They are enterprise machines a generation or more old, chosen because they still do real work at a fair price. Each one passed a hardware scan before it went on the list, and the scan repeats while it waits.
05Do I get the same support on a deal?
You do. Write to the live chat and the AI replies in seconds, can look at your server while you talk, and hands you to a person when you want one. A deal is never treated as a second-class order.
06Can I combine a deal with paying a year ahead?
Yes. Choose 3, 6 or 12 months on the order form and that term's 5%, 10% or 15% comes off every month of it. The deal adds its cut once, worth one month of the machine, on that first invoice. Software licenses take no term discount.
07Can I rent a deal server by the hour?
Yes, though the first-month cut does not come with it. The hourly rate on each card is the list price divided by 730, plus 30%. Hours are billed after you use them, on monthly billing with no minimum term.
08How soon is the server mine?
About 30 minutes after we approve the order, because the machine is already built and installed. Approval is a payment check and usually the slower step.
09Why are some deals priced in euro?
A server in Amsterdam or Bucharest is billed in euro, and one in New York, Miami or San Francisco in US dollars. The card shows the currency you will actually pay in.
10How can I pay for a deal?
By card, PayPal, ACH, bank transfer or cryptocurrency, the same ways as any other server we rent.
05Not on the list
Cheap server deals missing the one you need?
The list only holds what is discounted right now. Plenty of good value sits just outside it.
- Everyday low pricesCheap bare metal at its normal price, line by line, for when no deal fits your job.
- Every machine in the rackAll the ready servers, discounted or not, with filters for city and hardware.
- Built to your specPick each part and the city and watch the price as you go. Ready in 4 to 24 hours when we hold the parts.
Found a deal that fits the job?
Order it and the cut comes off your first invoice, with the monthly price after it already on the card. Want a second opinion first? Ask our live chat which deal suits what you are running.