Harness high-frequency AMD EPYC & Intel Xeon processors paired with 100% NVMe SSD storage across 32+ cloud data centers worldwide. True hourly billing with zero long-term commitments.
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Pure computing power, transparent pricing, and enterprise-grade hardware designed for modern web applications.
All instances run on high-performance solid-state drives. High Frequency compute pairs 3.0GHz+ clock speeds with Gen 4 NVMe for blazingly fast database and file throughput.
Experience NVMe speed →Spanning 6 continents: Deploy close to your global audience in Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Sydney, London, Frankfurt, New York, and Silicon Valley to eliminate latency.
Explore all 32 locations →Instant automated cloud provisioning. A single click from the UI or an automated API call boots up your fresh OS and application stack in seconds.
Spin up an instance →Built-in layer of protection actively inspects incoming network traffic and filters attacks up to 10Gbps+ in real time without increasing latency for legitimate users.
Protect your servers →Establish high-speed, isolated private local area networks (VPC) between multiple cloud compute instances with 100% free internal data transfer.
Configure private VPC →Pay only for what you run down to the second. Automatically capped at monthly maximums so you are never surprised by runaway cloud bills.
Start risk-free on Vultr →Actual pricing straight from Vultr. Start small and scale up whenever your traffic grows.
* IPv6-only instances start at just $2.50/month. Massive configurations scaling up to 96 vCPUs and 384GB RAM are available on demand.
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Latency Tip: Singapore and Tokyo locations feature direct sub-30ms routes across the Asia-Pacific network.
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