Server prices by city
22 cities, 2,612 servers in stock, 45 marked down today. Pick the city closest to your users, then shop the cheapest machine that fits.
- Most deals today: Ashburn (14)
- Lowest price: Atlanta, $44/mo
United States
Ashburn
Low ping for the US East Coast and Western Europe
2 on saleAtlanta
Low ping for the Southeast from the Carolinas to Texas
1 on saleChicago
Low ping for the Midwest, both US coasts and Ontario
Dallas
Low ping for Texas, the central US, both coasts and Mexico
Denver
Low ping for the Mountain West and both halves of the US
Detroit
Low ping for the Great Lakes region and southern Ontario
3 on saleLos Angeles
Low ping for California, the Southwest and the Asia-Pacific region
1 on saleMiami
Low ping for Florida, the Caribbean and Latin America
New York
Low ping for the Northeast and Western Europe
1 on salePhoenix
Low ping for the Southwest and California
6 on saleSeattle
Low ping for the Pacific Northwest, British Columbia and North Asia
4 on saleSilicon Valley
Low ping for California and the West Coast
Canada
Europe
Amsterdam
Low ping for Western Europe and the UK
Frankfurt
Low ping for Central and Eastern Europe
London
Low ping for the UK, Ireland, Western Europe and the US East Coast
Madrid
Low ping for Spain, Portugal and Southern France
Milan
Low ping for Italy, Switzerland and the Balkans
Paris
Low ping for France, Belgium, Switzerland and North Africa
Zurich
Low ping for Switzerland, Southern Germany and Northern Italy
Cheapest city or closest city?
Closest, almost always. Every 100 km of fiber adds about a millisecond to the round trip, and a server on the wrong continent can cost you visitors and players that a few dollars a month will not win back. Start with the cities near your users, then compare their prices.
Users all over North America? Dallas and Chicago keep both coasts in reach. All over Europe? Frankfurt and Amsterdam. Both continents? London and New York have the shortest path between them. Before you buy, ping each city's test IP or run a traceroute with the looking glass.