Dedicated server

Pricing and available builds

QWINS.CO dedicated servers — physical hardware fully at your disposal for projects where maximum performance, stability, and control matter.

Finland
Germany
Netherlands
Russia
Hardware

Reliable cloud servers without timeouts

Infrastructure built on quality hardware and designed for constant load without outages or overloads.

Data protection

Data is hosted on isolated hardware with access control and basic infrastructure-level protection.

Data protection

Always available

Servers are under 24/7 monitoring and ready to operate without downtime or unexpected outages.

Always available

Performance

Modern server hardware and fast links ensure stable performance for services and applications.

High performance
Power

Hardware for projects of any power

High-performance processors

Modern server CPUs with high compute density for stable operation under constant load.

High-performance processors

Instant data access

NVMe storage provides minimal latency and fast response even under heavy I/O.

NVMe storage

Balanced configurations

Ready-made server builds tuned for an optimal balance of performance, reliability, and cost.

Server configurations
Supported OS

Operating systems

We'll pick what you've been looking for

Alma Linux
Alma 10
CentOS
CentOS 10
Debian
Debian 13
Ubuntu
24.04
Windows
Windows 11
Frequently asked questions

Trial period

There is no trial period. Servers are provided only on a paid subscription basis. Plan changes or upgrades are not available; a new server is required if needed.

What is the difference between virtual and dedicated servers?

A virtual server (VPS) is a portion of a physical server isolated from other users. A dedicated server is a physical machine fully dedicated to you.

DDoS protection

Our servers are protected from DDoS attacks at the network level. We use modern traffic filtering technologies to keep your projects stable.

Virtualization

We provide bare metal dedicated servers — no virtualization and no preinstalled virtual environments. This means direct access to physical hardware and full resource usage.