DS-0
OUTPOST
Entry bare metal. Your own kernel, your own disk, no neighbours.
- CPU
- 4c / 8t
- Memory
- 32 GB
- Storage
- 1 TB
- Transfer
- 30 TB
$54.50/mo
London
London · LON-1 · Slough
Single-tenant bare metal from a 4-core Xeon to dual EPYC 9654 with 768 GB of ECC. IPMI, custom ISO boot and LUKS2 at provision, in eight jurisdictions.
Answer
At our LON-1 · Slough facility, dedicated servers in the United Kingdom start at $54.50 per month. London sits on LINX and LONAP with 7 ms to Amsterdam and 71 ms to New York, which is why it is on the map. No identity is required, payment settles on-chain, and delivery takes 15 to 90 minutes.
Priced at the United Kingdom index of 1.18. Cheaper in Netherlands · Romania · Bulgaria · Moldova · Russia · France · Germany · United States · Canada if jurisdiction is not the deciding factor.
DS-0
Entry bare metal. Your own kernel, your own disk, no neighbours.
$54.50/mo
London
DS-1
Single-tenant workhorse with IPMI and custom ISO boot.
$105.00/mo
London
DS-2
Highest single-thread clock on the network. Chain nodes love it.
$176.00/mo
London
DS-3
Virtualisation host, database primary, private cloud in a box.
$341.00/mo
London
DS-4
Serious compute. Archive nodes, analytics, large Kubernetes.
$648.00/mo
London
DS-5
The biggest box we rack. Unmetered 25 Gbps, dual socket, LUKS.
$1,404.00/mo
London
London sits on LINX and LONAP with 7 ms to Amsterdam and 71 ms to New York, which is why it is on the map. Legally it is the weakest position we offer: Five Eyes membership, retention and technical capability notices under the Investigatory Powers Act, and a criminal offence for refusing to disclose a decryption key under RIPA Part III.
The most legally intrusive address we operate, and we would rather say it than bury it. The United Kingdom is a founding Five Eyes member, the Investigatory Powers Act permits retention notices and technical capability notices, and RIPA Part III makes refusing to hand over a decryption key a criminal offence. London is here for its transit position — 1 ms local, 7 ms to Amsterdam, 71 ms to New York. Nothing about it is a privacy argument.
Additional IPv4
$2.50/mo per IP
Clean address from a separate /24. Up to 16 per server, no justification form.
IPv6 /64
Included
Every server ships with a routed /64. A /48 is free on request.
Encrypted snapshots
$0.04/GB/mo
Daily snapshots encrypted with your key, stored in a second jurisdiction. We cannot read them.
DDoS Shield Pro
$12.00/mo
L7 filtering on top of the always-on L3/L4 scrubbing. Custom rules, 11 Tbps capacity.
Full-disk encryption at provision
Included
LUKS2 with a passphrase you supply over the console at first boot. We never hold the key.
Custom ISO boot
Included
Upload any ISO and boot it over virtual media. Bring your own hardened image.
Out-of-band IPMI / KVM
Included
Serial-over-LAN and HTML5 KVM to the bare metal, always available.
Dedicated servers elsewhere
Prices run from $54.50 per month at LON-1 · Slough up to $1,404.00 for the largest configuration. DDoS scrubbing, a routed IPv6 /64 and full root access are included.
London connects via LINX and LONAP, with 7 ms to Amsterdam and 71 ms to New York — that's why it's on the map. But it's also our weakest legal position: the UK is a Five Eyes member, the Investigatory Powers Act allows retention and technical capability notices, and RIPA Part III makes refusing to disclose a decryption key a criminal offence. Choose this location for UK-facing latency, financial-market proximity, or transatlantic transit, not for privacy.
This is the most legally intrusive location we operate, and we say it outright. The UK is a founding Five Eyes member; the Investigatory Powers Act permits retention and technical capability notices; and under RIPA Part III, refusing to hand over a decryption key is a criminal offence. London's value is transit — 1 ms local, 7 ms to Amsterdam, 71 ms to New York. There is no privacy argument here.
No. All 16 locations use the same token-only model — no name, email, phone, or ID at any point, and settlement is crypto-only.
55-second deploy
No account to create, no email to confirm, no card to enter.