Neolo S9, $ 624.99/mo. on Linux Dedicated

The S9 dedicated server is listed at USD 624.99 per month and is built around Intel 2x Xeon E5-2687Wv4 with a published processor line of 24C/48T 3.0GHz/3.5GHz. It includes 256 GB of DDR4 ECC memory, a 500 Mbps network port, and The storage line shows SoftRaid 2x4TB, which totals 8000 GB usable raw capacity before any RAID overhead or filesystem formatting. This tier is positioned for customers who need isolated server resources with no sharing, more control than standard cloud style hosting, and the flexibility to run custom workloads or many websites depending on the software stack installed. Because the page markets the entire dedicated line as highly customizable, the server can be paired with a chosen Linux distribution, root access, white label DNS, and management add ons where required. A visible note also mentions an additional USD 60 technical support option. Control panel licensing is extra rather than bundled, so buyers can keep the machine panel free, add cPanel and WHM for larger web hosting use, use low cost CWP Pro, or pick Webuzo for smaller site counts. The overall positioning is that of a semi managed dedicated environment: the hardware is dedicated, the provider offers operational help and uptime monitoring, and the customer can still retain full autonomy over configuration.

The dedicated server range is sold as high power infrastructure with 99.9 percent guaranteed uptime, 24x7x365 personalized support, and a choice between North America or Europe for deployment. The platform description says these servers are intended for customers who want maximum power, control, and autonomy, but still have the option to ask for installation, configuration, monitoring, and management. An FAQ confirms uptime monitoring and management are available, root access over SSH is included, migration discussions are possible, custom servers can be quoted, and identity verification may be required in some cases for security. Linux distributions explicitly named on the page include CentOS, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Gentoo, SUSE, ArchLinux, Scientific Linux, and Slackware, so the service is clearly Linux oriented. For hosting websites, the page recommends adding a control panel and lists optional licensing for cPanel and WHM at USD 63.05 per month for up to 100 accounts or USD 73.05 per month for up to 200 accounts, CWP Pro at USD 2 per month for unlimited accounts, and Webuzo at USD 7, 10, 20, or 30 per month depending on website count. White label DNS and white label control panel operation are highlighted for resellers, and the marketing section also points to more than 200 installable applications, friendly interface options, and a 30 day money back promise together with fast customer service.