The Database

The list below reflects the dedicated servers¹ that we know of which are available for less than US$55, €35, £30, AUD$55 or CAD$55 a month² and when their record was last updated. All these servers are always available at their stated price - this list does not include any special deals or initial discounts. You can sort the list by clicking on their column headers, and you can read further details plus a mini-review and commentary if you click on an entry. Network transfer details are included in each record, they aren't below because they vary so much from provider to provider.

Note that generally speaking we have no personal experience with these providers (we say where we do) and hence cannot judge their customer service. As with anything in life, good customer service is worth a lot of money when things go wrong but equally I would take a server provider which almost never screws up or fixes their mistakes without me even noticing over one which replies instantly to support requests but doesn't competently fix issues quickly. Similarly, quality of network connectivity is also hard to gauge: it could be excellent some of the time but rapidly degrade to the point of unstable service to some parts of the world - again, where we know personally we say.

Know of a deal which is permanent and fits these criteria? Register for an account, login and submit a new dedicated server entry.

If your browser supports AJAX then the €_equiv column shows the monthly price converted into Euros according to Google Finance's currency conversion rate. That data is refreshed once a day on this server so it may be slightly out of date.

¹ We include virtual private servers with 2Gb or more of dedicated RAM and at least one guaranteed CPU or equivalent.

2 These equivalents to €35 change according to exchange rates over time, so there may be older entries here costing more than values specified.

Here is a list of all the entries on one page with our verdict upon them. Note that you can sort the table below by clicking on the table column headers.