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Xervera runs VPS, bare metal, and colocation out of redundant, Tier III-designed facilities. Pick hardware you can actually specify, deploy in minutes, and reach an engineer — not a script — when something matters.
No more than three plans per service, on purpose — so you spend less time comparing and more time deploying.
Dedicated vCPU cores and NVMe storage on KVM, with root access from the moment it boots.
Full physical machines, single-tenant, with the exact CPU and RAID layout you'd choose yourself.
Bring your own hardware into redundant power, cooling, and carrier-neutral connectivity.
No noisy neighbors on bare metal, dedicated vCPU allocation on VPS. What's provisioned is yours alone.
N+1 power and cooling distribution, maintainable without a shutdown, across every site we operate from.
Support tickets reach people who provision hardware for a living, not a first-line queue reading from a wiki.
Fixed renewal pricing, published SLA credits, and no auto-upgrade billing surprises buried in a term sheet.
The industry throws "Tier 1" around loosely. The Uptime Institute's actual classification runs from Tier I (basic) to Tier IV (fault-tolerant) — Xervera builds and selects facilities to the Tier III standard, the level enterprise workloads generally require.
Power, cooling, connectivity, and access policy for every site we run.
Predictable performance under load, without a neighbor's traffic spike eating your headroom.
Low-latency bare metal for match servers, streaming origins, and render farms.
Colocate your own hardware or lease bare metal wholesale, then resell however you price it.
Colocate adjacent to carrier meet-me rooms with cross-connects measured in feet, not miles.