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Dedicated servers in the United States for North American traffic

Serve customers across North America from a dedicated server in the United States. Every configuration has Intel Xeon processors, a /64 IPv6 block and 24/7/365 support, and most add DDoS protection.

  • Intel Xeon processors
  • A /64 IPv6 block on every server
  • DDoS protection on most models
  • IPMI access on selected servers
Starting at $100.00/m
Servers

Available servers

Every server is listed with its live price and stock from our billing system.

Dual Xeon L5520

CPUDual Xeon L5520
2.26 Ghz8 Cores, 16 Threads
DDR3 RAM32GB
SSD250GB
$100.00/m Billed $100.00 monthly
Commander

Xeon D-1531

CPUIntel Xeon D-1531
2.70GHz6 Cores, 12 Threads
DDR3 RAM16GB
SSD480GB
$100.00/m Billed $100.00 monthly
Commander

Xeon E3-1270v6

CPUXeon E3-1270v6
3.8 Ghz4 Core 8 Threads
RAM64GB DDR4
SSD500GB
$165.00/m Billed $165.00 monthly
Commander

Xeon E5-2650Lv4

CPUSingle Xeon E5-2650Lv4
2.60GHz14 Cores, 28 Threads
RAM64GB
SSD1TB
$180.00/m Billed $180.00 monthly
Commander

Single E5-2667v3

CPUSingle E5-2667v3
3.2 Ghz8 Cores, 16 Threads
RAM64GB DDR4
SSD1TB
$185.00/m Billed $185.00 monthly
Commander
Why the United States

Built for North American audiences

Hosting in the United States keeps the round trip short for visitors in North America, which makes stores, dashboards and APIs feel faster. Many of the services your application calls, from payment providers to cloud APIs, are close by as well.

Every US configuration is an Intel Xeon server with a /64 IPv6 block and 24/7/365 support; most add DDoS protection, and selected models include IPMI access.

  • E-commerce and SaaS for US customers
  • APIs close to US payment and cloud services
  • Game servers for North American players
  • Streaming and downloads with large traffic
Hardware and network

What US servers include

Single and dual Xeon

From compact Xeon D and E3 servers to dual-processor and many-core Xeon E5 machines.

IPv6 /64 on every server

Each server includes a /64 IPv6 block next to its IPv4 addresses, ready for dual-stack services.

DDoS protection

Most US configurations list DDoS protection in their features.

IPMI on selected servers

Servers with IPMI access give you power control and a remote console outside the operating system.

Traffic listed per server

Each listing shows the port and monthly traffic; several servers include 10 GigE ports.

Delivery time shown

When a server lists a delivery time, that is the time to expect after your order is paid.

24/7/365 support

Our team is available around the clock through a support ticket in the client area.

Full control of the machine

Root or Administrator access to the whole server, with the operating system of your choice from the list on this page.

Upgradable hardware

Several US configurations are listed as fully upgradable, so memory or storage can grow with your project.

Use cases

What customers run on dedicated servers

Busy websites and online stores

Host high-traffic WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento or custom applications on hardware that is yours alone. Tune the web server, PHP workers, caches and the database to your traffic instead of to a shared platform.

At a glance

Technical specifications

What the servers in this location share. Processor, memory and disk size differ by server and are listed with each one above.

Processors
Intel Xeon
Single and dual-processor models
Storage
SSD
Drive size listed per server
Network
Port speed and monthly traffic listed per server
Listed with each server above
IP addresses
IPv4 and a /64 IPv6 block on every server
More IPv4 addresses in the order form
DDoS protection
On the servers that list it
Most US configurations
Remote management
IPMI on selected servers
Power control and a remote console
Operating systems
Linux, BSD, Windows Server or a hypervisor
Rescue and diagnostic images too
Support
24/7/365 on every server
Through support tickets in the client area
Location
United States
Ask us if you need a specific city
Hardware

The hardware behind these servers

  • Intel Xeon
  • IPMI

Processors and features as named in the server listings.

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VPS, VDS or dedicated server?

All three give you root or administrator access. They differ in size, storage and how much of the hardware is yours.

VPS, VDS or dedicated server?
Feature
VPS Virtual private server
VDS Virtual dedicated server
This page Dedicated server A whole physical machine (Recommended)
What you get A virtual server with its own vCPU, memory and storage A larger virtual server with nested virtualization A whole physical machine
Your own virtual machines insideNested virtualization passes the processor's virtualization extensions to your server, so it can run virtual machines of its own. Not included Included Yes, with your own hypervisor
Storage SSD NVMe SSD SSD or NVMe, per server
Root or administrator access Included Included Included
Bandwidth Unlimited on every plan Unlimited on every plan Listed for each server
Dedicated IPv4 address Included Included Included
Operating systems Linux, BSD, Windows or macOS Linux, BSD, Windows or macOS Linux, BSD, Windows Server or a hypervisor
Locations US, Europe and Asia US, Europe and Asia US, Canada, Germany, Turkey and South Korea
Best for Websites, apps, development and test Databases, CI, labs and larger apps Peak loads, virtualization hosts and full isolation
Price level Lowest Middle Highest
  • VPS

    Virtual private server

    What you get
    A virtual server with its own vCPU, memory and storage
    Your own virtual machines insideNested virtualization passes the processor's virtualization extensions to your server, so it can run virtual machines of its own.
    Not included
    Storage
    SSD
    Root or administrator access
    Included
    Bandwidth
    Unlimited on every plan
    Dedicated IPv4 address
    Included
    Operating systems
    Linux, BSD, Windows or macOS
    Locations
    US, Europe and Asia
    Best for
    Websites, apps, development and test
    Price level
    Lowest
  • VDS

    Virtual dedicated server

    What you get
    A larger virtual server with nested virtualization
    Your own virtual machines insideNested virtualization passes the processor's virtualization extensions to your server, so it can run virtual machines of its own.
    Included
    Storage
    NVMe SSD
    Root or administrator access
    Included
    Bandwidth
    Unlimited on every plan
    Dedicated IPv4 address
    Included
    Operating systems
    Linux, BSD, Windows or macOS
    Locations
    US, Europe and Asia
    Best for
    Databases, CI, labs and larger apps
    Price level
    Middle
  • This page

    Dedicated server (Recommended)

    A whole physical machine

    What you get
    A whole physical machine
    Your own virtual machines insideNested virtualization passes the processor's virtualization extensions to your server, so it can run virtual machines of its own.
    Yes, with your own hypervisor
    Storage
    SSD or NVMe, per server
    Root or administrator access
    Included
    Bandwidth
    Listed for each server
    Dedicated IPv4 address
    Included
    Operating systems
    Linux, BSD, Windows Server or a hypervisor
    Locations
    US, Canada, Germany, Turkey and South Korea
    Best for
    Peak loads, virtualization hosts and full isolation
    Price level
    Highest

Start with a VPS, move to a VDS when you need more power or your own virtual machines, and choose a dedicated server when you need the whole machine.

Operating systems

Operating systems you can install

The newest supported version of each system is shown here; every page of a server line lists all versions with their support status. The order form lists the images available for each plan.

Linux

  • Ubuntu Versions: 26.04 LTS
  • Debian Versions: 13
  • AlmaLinux Versions: 10 AlmaLinux 10 also comes as an x86-64-v2 build for older processors.
  • Rocky Linux Versions: 10 Version 10 needs a processor with x86-64-v3 (AVX2).
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux Versions: 10 Version 10 needs a processor with x86-64-v3 (AVX2).
  • Oracle Linux Versions: 10 Version 10 needs a processor with x86-64-v3 (AVX2).
  • CentOS Stream Versions: 10 Version 10 needs a processor with x86-64-v3 (AVX2).
  • CloudLinux OS Versions: 10 Built for shared hosting servers: every account is isolated with its own resource limits.
  • Fedora Server Versions: 44 A new release every six months, each with about 13 months of updates.
  • openSUSE Leap Versions: 16.0
  • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Versions: 16
  • Alpine Linux Versions: 3.24
  • Arch Linux Rolling release, always the latest packages
  • Kali Linux Rolling release, always the latest packages Made for security testing.
  • Gentoo Rolling release, always the latest packages

BSD

  • FreeBSD Versions: 15.1
  • OpenBSD Versions: 7.9 Only the two newest releases get fixes.
  • NetBSD Versions: 11.0

Windows Server

  • Windows Server Versions: 2025 Two simultaneous Remote Desktop sessions for administration.

Desktop systems

  • Windows (desktop)

Virtualization

  • Proxmox VE Versions: 9 Open-source virtualization platform for KVM virtual machines and LXC containers.
  • VMware ESXi Versions: 9
  • Hyper-V Server Versions: 2019 The last standalone release; newer Hyper-V comes as a role of Windows Server 2025.
  • XCP-ng Versions: 8.3 LTS

Storage and network appliances

  • TrueNAS Community Edition Versions: 25.10 Storage appliance: needs disks passed through directly (HBA or JBOD, no hardware RAID).
  • Proxmox Backup Server Versions: 4 Backup server for Proxmox VE.
  • OPNsense Versions: 26.7 Firewall and router.
  • pfSense CE Versions: 2.9 Firewall and router.
Network

Data center locations

Choose the location closest to your users.

How it works

From order to online

  1. Choose a service

    Pick the product, location and billing cycle that fit your project.

  2. Complete your order

    Review your cart and pay with one of the available payment methods.

  3. Receive your details

    We email your login details as soon as the service is ready.

  4. Get help when you need it

    Open a support ticket from the client area and follow every reply.

Why HyperDC

One provider for hosting, servers and domains

Hosting and servers since 2013, with 267k+ websites hosted on our services.

One client area for every service

Order, manage and pay for hosting, servers and domains from the same account.

Help from our team

Open a support ticket from the client area and follow every reply.

Choose your location

Pick the data center when you order. Each service page lists where it runs.

All data centers

Room to grow

Move between hosting, VPS, VDS and dedicated servers as your project grows.

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Moving to HyperDC

Moving from another provider?

Tell us what you run today and where it is hosted. We will reply with the steps to move it to your new HyperDC service.

  • Tell us what you run today and where it is hosted
  • Get the steps to move it to your new HyperDC service
  • Switch over when everything is ready
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Still have a question? Send us a message and our team will reply by email.
Why host a dedicated server in the United States?

A server in the United States keeps latency low for visitors in North America and sits close to many of the cloud platforms, payment providers and APIs your application may talk to.

Where in the United States are the servers hosted?

If your project needs a specific region or city, tell us before you order. We will confirm where the configuration you choose is hosted and suggest the best match for your users.

Do US dedicated servers include IPv6?

Yes. Every configuration in the United States includes a /64 IPv6 block next to its IPv4 addresses.

Is DDoS protection included on US servers?

Most US configurations list DDoS protection in their features. Choose one of those if protection against attacks matters for your project.

Which US servers include IPMI?

Servers that include IPMI access say so in their features. IPMI gives you power control and a remote console that work even when the operating system does not respond.

How long does it take to set up a dedicated server?

It depends on the configuration and its location. When a server lists a delivery time, that is the time to expect; otherwise we prepare the server after your order is paid and email the login details as soon as it is ready. If you have a deadline, contact us before ordering.

Can I add more IPv4 addresses to a dedicated server?

Yes. Most dedicated servers have an "Additional IPv4 Addresses" option in the order form, priced per address. Tell us in a ticket if you need a larger block and what you will use it for.

Can I upgrade my server later?

Several US configurations are listed as fully upgradable: open a support ticket to ask for more memory or storage. Changes that need a different processor or platform usually mean moving to another server, and we can help you plan that move.

What support do US servers include?

Every US configuration lists 24/7/365 support. Open a support ticket in the client area whenever you need help with the server or the network, and follow every reply in one place. Hardware questions before you order are welcome too: tell us what you plan to run.

Which operating systems can I choose?

You can choose Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Oracle Linux, CentOS Stream, CloudLinux OS, Fedora Server, openSUSE Leap, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, Alpine Linux, Arch Linux, Kali Linux, Gentoo, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, Windows Server, Windows (desktop), Proxmox VE, VMware ESXi, Hyper-V Server and XCP-ng. The list on this page shows every version we install, with its support status; the order form lists the images available for each plan.

Can I add a control panel?

Yes. You can run cPanel & WHM, Plesk Obsidian, DirectAdmin, CyberPanel, aaPanel, HestiaCP, CloudPanel, Virtualmin, Webmin, ISPConfig, FASTPANEL, Control Web Panel, ispmanager, SolidCP, Coolify, CapRover and Dokploy; each one is listed on this page with the systems it runs on. Panels in the order form show their price there.

Can I add more IPv4 addresses?

Yes. Additional IPv4 addresses are available as an option when you order.

Which billing cycles can I choose?

Every plan lists the billing cycles it is offered with. Switch the cycle above the plans to compare prices; longer cycles show the saving against monthly billing when there is one.

How do I pay?

Choose one of the payment methods offered at checkout. Every invoice also stays available in the client area, where you can pay it online.

Where do I manage my service after ordering?

Your service appears in the client area as soon as it is set up. From there you can manage it, pay invoices and open support tickets.

Questions before you order?

Send us a message and our team will help you choose the right service.

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