
US-based provider of bare metal dedicated servers, colocation and VPS hosting for businesses and DevOps teams
phoenixNAP sells Bare Metal Cloud servers in general-purpose, compute, memory, database and GPU families, billed by the hour, month or reservation.
phoenixNAP is an infrastructure provider whose main product is Bare Metal Cloud, single-tenant physical servers provisioned on demand, aimed at businesses and developers who want dedicated hardware without a long contract.
Instances are offered in general-purpose, compute, memory, database and GPU families, and can be billed hourly, monthly or by reservation. Its bare-metal page lists locations in the United States (Phoenix, Ashburn, Seattle and a Chicago edge site), Amsterdam in the Netherlands and Singapore. Because the servers are single-tenant, a customer does not share the physical machine with other tenants, which is the main difference from the virtual machines sold by cloud providers.
According to its Bare Metal Cloud page in October 2026, pricing starts from $0.08 an hour, about $38.81 a month, for the s0.d1.small instance. Larger instance families cost more, and reserved terms are priced separately. Hourly billing allows short trials, while reservations suit steady use over a longer period.
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