Dedicated Servers

Bare metal dedicated servers from $24.99/mo with up to 24 cores, 32GB ECC RAM, SSD storage, full IPMI management, and full BGP support. Available in Toronto, Dallas, Chicago, New York, and Ashburn. SucuraGuard DDoS protection included FREE.

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Sucura Networks' bare-metal dedicated servers start at $24.99/mo USD in Toronto, with Xeon CPUs, ECC RAM, SSD/NVMe storage, full IPMI remote management, and a 10Gbps fair-share port. Every server includes free SucuraGuard DDoS protection and self-service BGP on AS398999, with locations in Toronto, Dallas, Chicago, New York, and Ashburn.

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SucuraGuard Included Free
Built into every dedicated server. Our custom-built appliances absorb and neutralize attacks without degrading legitimate traffic.
Sub‑second activation
~1ms mitigation overhead
2Tbps+ scrubbing
Included FREE
SucuraGuard included for all IPs. 9 active scrubbing centers worldwide.

Why Our Dedicated

Network

  • BGP-ready
  • IPv4 + IPv6
  • DDoS included FREE
  • Fair use policy

Hardware

  • Enterprise-grade
  • IPMI
  • Hardware RAID
  • Custom configs

Support

  • 24/7 NOC
  • Remote hands
  • SLA-backed
  • Fast replacements

Dedicated Server vs VPS — Which Do You Need?

A dedicated server gives you an entire physical machine — all the CPU, RAM, storage, and network bandwidth are exclusively yours. No shared resources, no noisy neighbors. You get full IPMI access for remote management, the ability to install any operating system, and complete control over hardware configuration.

A VPS (Virtual Private Server) shares physical hardware with other users through KVM virtualization. While more affordable, you're limited to allocated resources. VPS is great for web hosting, development, and light workloads. Dedicated servers are better for databases, game servers, high-traffic applications, and anything requiring guaranteed performance.

Not sure which to choose? Read our detailed comparison: Dedicated Server vs VPS: Which One Do You Need?