A narrow ranking of providers whose official websites document a dedicated server product — a single physical machine with full root access, dedicated CPU, RAM and storage. Providers without a documented dedicated server offering are not listed here, even when they rank well in our general hosting rankings.
Provider plans, prices and specs change often. Each provider carries a verification state and a last-checked date; anything not yet checked by our editors is shown as pending verification rather than as a confirmed fact. Always confirm the current offer on the provider’s site.
Verpex documents dedicated server plans with full root access and managed options on its own website. Source: verpex.com/dedicated-servers.
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ScalaHosting documents dedicated servers on its own website, including fully managed configurations with its in-house SPanel. Source: scalahosting.com/dedicated-servers.html.
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FastComet documents dedicated CPU server plans with fully managed administration on its own website. Source: fastcomet.com/dedicated-servers.
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RoseHosting documents fully managed Linux dedicated servers on its own website, with server administration included. Source: rosehosting.com/dedicated-servers.html.
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KnownHost documents managed dedicated servers on its own website, with monitoring and administration handled by its team. Source: knownhost.com/dedicated-servers.
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DreamHost documents dedicated server plans with root access and unmetered bandwidth on its own website. Source: dreamhost.com/hosting/dedicated.
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Hosting.com documents dedicated server offerings on its own website, aimed at businesses that need isolated hardware. Source: hosting.com/dedicated-servers.
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TMD Hosting documents dedicated server plans with free migration and managed setup on its own website. Source: tmdhosting.com/dedicated-servers.html.
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AlexHost documents dedicated servers on its own website, hosted in its European infrastructure. Source: alexhost.com/dedicated-servers.
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Bluehost documents managed dedicated server hosting with cPanel and WHM on its own website. Source: bluehost.com/dedicated-hosting.
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The leading providers in this ranking on the specs that decide most buying decisions.
| Overall score | 8.9 / 10 | 8.9 / 10 | 8.8 / 10 | 8.7 / 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plan compared | Bronze | Mini | Starter | NVME Solo |
| Starting price | $3.00/mo | $2.95/mo | $1.99/mo | $7.19/mo |
| Renewal price | $6.00/mo | $11.95/mo | $9.95/mo | $7.19/mo |
| Websites | 1 website (1 cPanel account) | Host 1 Website | 1 website | 1 website + 1 staging website |
| Storage | 30 GB NVMe SSD Disk Space | 10 GB Fixed NVMe SSD | 10 GB NVMe Storage | 10 GB PCIe4 NVMe Disk |
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| Support | 24/7 expert support | 24/7 support via live chat, ticketing and email | 24/7/365 support | Fully-managed support included |
| Security score | 8.7 / 10 | 9.2 / 10 | 8.6 / 10 | 9.0 / 10 |
Eligibility is editorial and source-backed: a provider is listed only when its own website documents a dedicated server product. Positions follow each provider's existing overall score from the same 8 weighted criteria (performance 20%, reliability 15%, price 15%, features, support, ease of use, security and value 10% each). No dedicated-server-specific score is calculated, and no score was changed for this page.
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