Data Packet Entry level AMD EPYC 4245P, $ 221.00/mo.

This entry level configuration uses 1 x AMD EPYC 4245P with 6 cores, 12 threads, 3.9 GHz base frequency, 5.4 GHz turbo frequency, Zen 5 architecture, and 32 MB L3 cache. It is a practical starting point for general workloads, smaller production services, development environments, lightweight application hosting, and moderate traffic services that still need bare metal isolation. Storage choices paired with this CPU include NVMe SSD capacity options of 1.92 TB, 3.84 TB, and 7.68 TB using Samsung PM9A3, SATA SSD capacity at 480 GB using Samsung PM893, and 24 TB HDD options using WD HGST Ultrastar. Memory options are DDR5 4800 MHz modules from Crucial or Micron, and network hardware can include a 25 Gbps dual-port QSFP+ Mellanox adapter, with 100 Gbps dual-port ConnectX-6 available on demand.

DataPacket dedicated servers run as bare metal infrastructure with exclusive hardware resources, root or administrator access, and no shared VPS layer. Each server is delivered on an unshared uplink dedicated to the customer. The standard uplink is 50 Gbps using 2 x 25GE, and higher-capacity network builds up to 200 Gbps using 2 x 100GE are available for demanding traffic profiles. Traffic is offered without bandwidth caps on the flat-rate server plans, and the network can also support 95th percentile billing and bandwidth pooling for suitable deployments in the same logical region. The platform is built for high-traffic services such as video streaming, gaming infrastructure, VPN services, content delivery, SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, storage services, Web3 workloads, and other workloads that need predictable bare metal performance. Baseline ordering starts from the listed monthly price with 32 GB RAM and 2 x 480 GB SSD storage, while the configurator also offers RAM upgrades to 64 GB, 128 GB, 192 GB, and 256 GB, plus larger storage choices such as 2 x 1.92 TB NVMe, 2 x 24 TB HDD, 2 x 3.84 TB NVMe, and 2 x 7.68 TB NVMe. Software RAID can be set up free of charge, and hardware RAID is available as a paid option. The service can run Linux and licensed operating systems, with Ubuntu, Debian, and CentOS available by default for automatic reinstall from the client panel; VMware ESXi and other licensed systems can be deployed when the customer provides a valid license. Every server includes one IPv4 address, and IPv6 space can be assigned on request. Extra IPv4 addresses can be rented monthly or bought as a one-time option, and customer-owned prefixes can be announced via BGP when ASN, prefixes, and LOA are supplied. Internal networking between servers in the same data center is available without an initial setup charge and normally uses 10 Gbps or 25 Gbps private uplinks. cPanel licensing is available separately for Linux servers at 72 USD per month with no cPanel setup fee. Server installation has no setup fee, and in-stock servers are usually delivered within a few hours after payment. Billing is flexible with monthly and annual payments, no long-term contract requirement for standard services, credit card and wire transfer payments, and USD, EUR, and GBP billing currencies. List prices exclude VAT; VAT is charged only where applicable. Monthly plan payments and deposited monthly funds are non-refundable unless an explicit exception or law requires otherwise.

DataPacket operates a global dedicated-server footprint across 67 locations on six continents. The network has 290+ Tbps total upstream capacity, a private backbone with multiple 400GE and 100GE circuits, 16 transit providers, 300+ private network interconnections, and direct connectivity with thousands of local ISPs. Routing is monitored continuously, and traffic can be adjusted automatically toward better-performing paths to reduce congestion and maintain low latency. Built-in DDoS Shield protects servers from volumetric and L4 protocol-based attacks, including UDP, DNS, NTP, Memcached amplification, TCP SYN, TCP ACK, and GRE floods. Mitigation can start in under 10 seconds, and the client panel can show attack information such as packet rates, bandwidth impact, and mitigation efficiency. Full protection is enabled in most data centers, while each server can use volumetric-only mitigation, full protection, or disabled protection where appropriate. The service includes a financially backed 99.99% monthly network and power uptime SLA, 24/7 support through email, live chat, and Slack, and direct access to real engineers rather than outsourced support. Dedicated account managers help with setup, scaling, custom hardware, private Slack channels, trial deployments, bundle pricing, and tailored network or hardware planning. Hardware replacement targets vary by region, with entire-server replacement commitments and component replacement commitments covered by the SLA. Data center technicians handle OS installation, RAID configuration, internal network setup, hardware upgrades, downgrades, and emergency replacements. The service is designed for clients that need transparent pricing, rapid scaling, low-latency routing, high-capacity uplinks, private peering, and physical server control across many international regions.