1. Pick and deploy
Choose a configuration, name it, and deploy it from your account. Dedicated servers bill by the hour from account credit, so add credit first if your balance is empty.
Single-tenant bare metal on the LayerOne network, with no neighbours sharing its cores, memory or disks. Pick a configuration, name it, and deploy it from your account. Pay by the hour from account credit, from $0.1095/hr.
Bare metal is racked and configured by hand, so a dedicated server is not instant yet. Here is what happens after you deploy.
Choose a configuration, name it, and deploy it from your account. Dedicated servers bill by the hour from account credit, so add credit first if your balance is empty.
Our team provisions the hardware within 48 hours. Billing has not started yet, so you pay nothing while it is being set up.
When it is live you get a support ticket with everything you need to get started, and hourly billing begins from that moment.
Every configuration is a whole machine reserved to you, billed by the hour from account credit. The monthly equivalent is shown for comparison.
Billing is metered by the hour and drawn from account credit, starting only when the server is deployed. Need a custom build? Ask for a quote.
A single-tenant bare-metal server on the LayerOne network. The whole machine is yours, with no neighbours sharing its cores, memory or disks. You pick a configuration, name it, and deploy it from your account.
Dedicated servers are racked and configured by hand, so a new order is ready within 48 hours. You get a support ticket the moment it is live with the details to get started. Faster, automated deployment is on the way.
By the hour, drawn from your prepaid account credit, the same way an hourly virtual server is. Billing starts only when the server is deployed, not when you order it, and it stops when you cancel. Add account credit first if your balance is empty.
Open a support ticket and our team will help you move to a different configuration. Because each server is physical hardware, a change may mean provisioning a new machine and migrating to it.
Deploy a single-tenant dedicated server from your account. Billed by the hour from account credit, provisioned within {{ dedicated_provisioning_hours }} hours, with engineer support if something on the platform goes sideways.