Cheap dedicated servers in Europe

What a budget server gets you

At this price you are usually looking at a few generations back on the processor, a single SSD or a pair of hard drives, and 16 to 64 GB of memory. That is still a whole physical machine: no noisy neighbors, no CPU steal and no metered egress. For a web server, a game server, a VPN endpoint, a build runner or an offsite backup target, it is plenty.

Where the savings come from

The lowest prices tend to be on proven Xeon hardware that has already paid for itself, and on machines with a 300 Mbit/s or 1 Gbit/s port instead of 10 Gbit/s. If your project is CPU-light and traffic-moderate, those are the cheapest way to get dedicated hardware in Europe.

How to pick

• Sort by price, then check the processor model: newer chips do more per core.
• Choose SSD for anything users touch; hard drives are fine for backups.
• Pick the city nearest your users; the price gap between cities is often small.

Need more room later? Look at the high-memory or NVMe servers.