Dedicated Dell hardware or right-sized virtual servers, racked in London and watched by the same engineers who run our mail platform. Root access if you want it, hands-off if you don't.
Most people start virtual and move to dedicated when a workload earns it. Either way it's the same datacentre, the same support team, and the same control panel.
Single-tenant Dell PowerEdge hardware, specced to your workload. No noisy neighbours, full resource, and a cold spare on the floor for the day one fails.
Isolated KVM virtual machines on our own hypervisors. Pick a size, pick an OS, and it's provisioned and pinging inside the hour — resize later without a rebuild.
Sensible jumps, no fractional-CPU games. Every size includes a dedicated IPv4, generous transfer, and a managed-OS option if you'd rather we kept it patched.
Dedicated boxes are built to order from current Dell PowerEdge lines. Below is a typical mid-range build — tell us the workload and we'll spec up or down from here.
Virtual servers are self-serve from the panel and live within the hour. Dedicated hardware is a short conversation, then a build — usually racked and handed over within two working days.
Tell us what you're running and roughly how hard. We'll say honestly which way to go — and we won't sell you a Dell if a VPS will do.