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VPS New York

VPS New York, Hudson Street, not Jersey.

Linux VPS hosting from New York City (Hudson Street carrier-hotel cluster) as opposed to from New Jersey. We utilize high-performance AMD EPYC nodes that are run with NVMe RAID10 storage and ECC memory, all hosted 100% within the United States.

First month $1. A paid first month, not a free trial: after that the normal monthly price, one per customer.

Transparent pricing

New York VPS plans and prices

Monthly price, no setup fee
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1:2 to 1:4Shared vCPU on EPYC Milan, capped at one to four shares per node, with the node headroom left unsold.
PlanvCPUMemoryNVMeTrafficMonthly1 year
Standard
S-2Standard1vCPU2 GBMemory30 GBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$7.99/moFirst month $1$7.19/mo on 1 yearStart for $1
S-4Standard2vCPU4 GBMemory60 GBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$13.99/moFirst month $1$12.59/mo on 1 yearStart for $1
S-8Standard3vCPU8 GBMemory120 GBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$24.99/moFirst month $1$22.49/mo on 1 yearStart for $1
S-16Standard4vCPU16 GBMemory240 GBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$44.99/mo$40.49/mo on 1 yearDeploy S-16
S-32Standard8vCPU32 GBMemory480 GBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$84.99/mo$76.49/mo on 1 yearDeploy S-32
S-64Standard16vCPU64 GBMemory720 GBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$159.99/mo$143.99/mo on 1 yearDeploy S-64
Dedicated CPU
D-4Dedicated1vCPU4 GBMemory45 GBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$37.00/moFirst month $1$31.45/mo on 1 yearStart for $1
D-8Dedicated4vCPU8 GBMemory90 GBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$69.00/mo$58.65/mo on 1 yearDeploy D-8
D-16Dedicated4vCPU16 GBMemory160 GBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$118.00/mo$100.30/mo on 1 yearDeploy D-16
D-32Dedicated6vCPU32 GBMemory220 GBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$215.00/mo$182.75/mo on 1 yearDeploy D-32
D-64Dedicated10vCPU64 GBMemory400 GBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$377.00/mo$320.45/mo on 1 yearDeploy D-64
High Memory
H-64High Memory8vCPU64 GBMemory480 GBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$249.00/mo$211.65/mo on 1 yearDeploy H-64
H-128High Memory16vCPU128 GBMemory960 GBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$459.00/mo$390.15/mo on 1 yearDeploy H-128
H-192High Memory24vCPU192 GBMemory1.4 TBNVMe RAID10UnlimitedTraffic$669.00/mo$568.65/mo on 1 yearDeploy H-192
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Why New York

The interconnection capital of North America.

NYC is the interconnection capital of North America. New York hosts some of the largest carrier hotels in North America by member count. Single-hop to most US East consumer networks and the shortest path to major North American audiences from here.

01

Hudson Street carrier hotels

Hudson Street carrier hotels: Thousands of networks peer at NYC carrier hotels (Hudson Street carrier hotels) to reach US ISPs, CDNs and content networks in single hop fashion (avoiding third country routing).

02

Sub-15 ms RTT to US East metros

Boston, Philadelphia, Washington DC and the wider Northeast corridor are all within sub-15 ms of New York.

03

US data jurisdiction

US datacenter jurisdiction: by default all customer and operational data stays in the United States unless you opt in to cross region replication.

04

Transparent facilities

The US datacenter sector is highly transparent. For example annual PUE figures for NYC facilities are often publicly disclosed along with the percentage of servers that are running on renewable energy, and the overall renewable energy mix of the grid in NYC is high and low PUE.

Network

Multi-homed transit. Public ASN.

Within NYC we have multi-homed access to several Tier 1 providers and peer with many other ISPs. You can find our public ASN in your customer portal, all of our plans include IPv6 as well as IPv4.

Transit
Multi-homed across multiple tier-1 providers
Peering
inside NYC with direct connectivity to US ISPs
IPv4 + IPv6
One IPv4 and one /64 IPv6 per VPS, included.
rDNS
Configurable from the panel for IPv4 and IPv6
DDoS mitigation
Edge-level scrubbing of volumetric attacks
ASN
Public ASN disclosed in the customer panel
Measured, not marketed

The platform by the numbers.

These are medians for five runs each of fio and Geekbench on a Dedicated CPU instance (4 pinned EPYC Genoa cores, 8 GB RAM, NVMe RAID10). Both regions run identical hardware; these runs were measured in our Amsterdam region. Detailed methodology for the benchmarks and all of the raw logs are available on the benchmarks page.

122,959
4K random read IOPS. fio queue depth 32, direct I/O.
87,730
4K random write IOPS. Reliable for transactional databases.
693.84 MB/s
fio mixed 4K throughput. 50/50 read/write.
2,000 / 6,414
Geekbench 6 single / multi. Public verification URL per run.
Full methodology and raw logs
Built for

Workloads serving North American users.

US East SaaS platforms

Multi-tenant SaaS platforms with customers in US East and Eastern Canadian locations. The peering depth and US jurisdiction address latency and compliance respectively.

E-commerce backends

Online store fronts and online checkout APIs, for customers in US East, Eastern Canada and LatAm countries that are close to the North American Continent, such as Costa Rica and Panama (the "LatAm-North corridor"), within a single digit round trip time (RTT) to major US East cities.

Mail infrastructure

We use Postfix / OpenSMTPD for mail relaying. Our server has strong sender reputation and we can set up rDNS for the server. As usual, we can flip on outbound mail service for you after reviewing your configuration.

Privacy-sensitive data

Personal data of US residents are kept under the US residents' jurisdiction. Operational logs, backups and snapshots for systems processing personal data of US residents are kept in-region by default.

US API backends

US East servers running a mobile and web app backends for US East users (p50 latency matters. US residents). Multi-homed transit on the edge.

Mirror of US workloads

Deploy your primary workload in New York and keep a hot replica in Amsterdam for European traffic. The same plans, the same API and the same price in either city.

FAQ

Common questions

Where exactly is the New York datacenter?
Our New York VPS runs out of a Tier III equivalent datacenter within New York City on Hudson Street in the carrier-hotel cluster, whereas most VPS hosting providers that advertise New York VPS hosting actually host their servers in New Jersey.
What latency can I expect to other US East cities?
Boston: 5-8 ms. Philadelphia: 4-7 ms. Washington DC: 7-12 ms. Toronto: 10-15 ms. Montreal: 8-14 ms. These figures are based on our datacenter location only and do not account for the variable routing that your own ISP would take to reach the desired destination.
Why does in-NYC matter when most providers are in NJ?
The Hudson Street location and the surrounding carrier-hotel cluster is the densest interconnection point in the US East. Inbound long-haul transit as well as many submarine cables land within a few blocks. Many NJ-based datacenters are a hop further away from this interconnection hub than an in-NYC location.
Is my data subject to US law?
Yes. The New York region is US jurisdiction. If you are storing information on behalf of customers and they require information to be stored only in the US, the New York region is the correct region to use. All data associated with a server in the New York region is stored in the US and operational data and backups remain in the region by default.
How does New York compare to Amsterdam for transatlantic workloads?
Latency for traffic crossing the Atlantic is around 75-90 ms over the public internet on a path from New York to Amsterdam. For workloads primarily serving US East customers, a US East region such as New York generally provides better latency than Amsterdam. For EU workloads, Amsterdam generally provides better latency than New York. The common pattern is primary in your audience region and mirror in the other.
What hardware runs in the New York region?
The servers in the New York region are identical to the servers in Amsterdam: AMD EPYC Milan for Standard and High Memory servers, and AMD EPYC Genoa for Dedicated CPU servers. Standard and High Memory servers use DDR4 ECC memory and Dedicated CPU servers use DDR5 ECC memory. All servers use NVMe RAID10 storage.
Can I get a static US IPv4 from New York?
Yes. Every VPS comes with one IPv4 address. You can set up reverse DNS for this IP address as needed. Additional IPv4 addresses can be added after review by our team for allocation.
Is outbound mail allowed from New York?
Like all IP addresses on the internet we allow you to send mail out from the VPS, but sending is limited to protect the IP address from abuse. If you have a legitimate reason for relaxing these restrictions on mail sending, we can adjust them for you.
Does the New York region have its own status page?
Yes. Region-specific status updates and maintenance windows are published on the status page for the New York region. Most maintenance for the New York region happens on Sundays from 02:00 to 06:00 EST. If there is an emergency, we announce the cause of the issue as soon as possible.
Can I deploy primary in New York and mirror to Amsterdam?
One account, one bill for all regions. One control panel for your VPSes in all regions. Primary server in a region close to your audience plus mirror in another region for failover is the most common way to use multiple regions.
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