One tenant. The whole machine.
No hypervisor, no neighbours, no shared allocation. Every core, every gigabyte and every input-output operation belongs to you — and the performance you measure on a quiet Tuesday is the performance you get on a busy Friday.
- CPU
- AMD EPYC
- Memory
- ECC DDR4
- Disk
- NVMe in RAID
- Network
- 1–10 Gbps
- Access
- Root + IPMI
Four builds, or tell us what you need
These are the configurations we keep in stock. Anything outside them is a custom build, quoted honestly and usually delivered inside a week.
- Entry
E-1
A first dedicated machine. Enough for a busy site that has outgrown virtualisation.
- Processor
- AMD Ryzen 7 · 8 cores
- Memory
- 64 GB DDR4
- Storage
- 2 × 1 TB NVMe · RAID 1
- Network
- 1 Gbps · 20 TB
Rs36,549/mo
Save 15% · billed Rs 438,588 yearly
Renews at Rs 42,999/mo
ConfigureNo setup fee · Deployed within 24 hours
- Performance
P-1
Most chosenThe configuration most agencies and growing platforms settle on.
- Processor
- AMD EPYC · 16 cores
- Memory
- 128 GB DDR4 ECC
- Storage
- 2 × 2 TB NVMe · RAID 1
- Network
- 1 Gbps · 30 TB
Rs63,749/mo
Save 15% · billed Rs 764,988 yearly
Renews at Rs 74,999/mo
ConfigureNo setup fee · Deployed within 24 hours
- Performance
P-2
More cores and more disk, for databases that have grown teeth.
- Processor
- AMD EPYC · 24 cores
- Memory
- 256 GB DDR4 ECC
- Storage
- 4 × 2 TB NVMe · RAID 10
- Network
- 1 Gbps · 40 TB
Rs106,249/mo
Save 15% · billed Rs 1,274,988 yearly
Renews at Rs 124,999/mo
ConfigureNo setup fee · Deployed within 48 hours
- Scale
S-1
Dual processors and a ten-gigabit port. Built for platforms, not websites.
- Processor
- Dual AMD EPYC · 48 cores
- Memory
- 512 GB DDR4 ECC
- Storage
- 4 × 4 TB NVMe · RAID 10
- Network
- 10 Gbps · Unmetered
Rs212,499/mo
Save 15% · billed Rs 2,549,988 yearly
Renews at Rs 249,999/mo
ConfigureNo setup fee · Built to order, 3 to 5 days
Prices in PKR, exclusive of applicable taxes. Every server includes IPMI access, a /29 IPv4 block and remote hands at no charge.
No noisy neighbour, because there is no neighbour
On shared and virtual hosting, someone else's traffic spike is your slow afternoon. Here the only workload competing for resources is your own.
Consistent numbers, not average ones
Benchmarks on a virtualised host describe a moment. On dedicated hardware they describe the machine, which is why capacity planning stops being guesswork.
Compliance that requires isolation
Some obligations — payment data, health records, contractual data-residency terms — are simpler to satisfy when the hardware holds nothing but your workload.
Hardware you can actually specify
More memory for an in-memory cache, more spindles for a write-heavy database, a faster clock for single-threaded work. Virtual sizing rarely lets you tune that finely.
Specified in detail, because you are paying for the detail
At this price point, vague descriptions are not good enough. Here is what goes into every machine and why each choice was made.
- ProcessorsAMD EPYC and Ryzen
Current-generation server silicon. We publish the exact model on every configuration rather than describing it as "enterprise grade".
- MemoryECC on every build above entry
Error-correcting memory catches bit flips before they reach your database. On a machine expected to run for years, that matters more than clock speed.
- StorageNVMe in RAID 1 or RAID 10
Mirrored as standard, striped and mirrored on larger builds. A failed drive is swapped without taking the server down.
- Out-of-bandIPMI with console access
Reboot, reinstall or watch the boot sequence even when the operating system will not come up. You are never locked out waiting on a ticket.
- Addressing/29 IPv4 block included
Five usable addresses as standard, with IPv6 available. Additional blocks are assigned on justification, as the registries require.
- Hands on siteIncluded, not billed hourly
Cable checks, drive swaps and physical reboots are part of the service. We do not invoice for touching hardware we are responsible for.
Where the machine actually sits
A server is only as available as the building around it. Hardware is the part customers ask about, and the part that fails least often.
The facility
- Power
Dual feeds with UPS and generator backup, tested under load rather than assumed to work.
- Cooling
Redundant units with hot and cold aisle containment, monitored continuously.
- Access
Biometric entry, logged and reviewed. Nobody reaches your rack without a record of it.
- Carriers
Multiple upstream providers with automatic failover if one path degrades.
The network
- Uplink
- 1 Gbps standard, 10 Gbps on request
- DDoS filtering
- Always on at the edge, no activation needed
- Routing
- BGP with multiple transit providers
- Monitoring
- Latency and packet loss checked continuously
On availability claims
We target 99.99% network availability and back it with service credits rather than an unqualified promise. Any host claiming a literal hundred per cent is describing a credit policy, not a guarantee, and we would rather say so plainly.
From order to root access
Stock builds are usually live within twenty-four hours. Custom builds take a few days longer because the hardware is assembled for you rather than pulled from a shelf.
You choose the build
Pick a stock configuration, or tell us the workload and we will spec one. Custom builds are quoted with the component list visible.
We rack and burn it in
The machine is assembled, stress-tested for several hours and checked for thermal and memory faults before it is considered ready.
Operating system installed
Your choice of Linux, with a control panel if you want one. Partitioning and RAID are configured to suit the workload you described.
Credentials handed over
Root access, IPMI details and network information arrive together. Migration help, if you need it, starts the same day.
Or hand the maintenance to us
Every server ships self-managed with full root. Adding management keeps that root access and moves the routine work — patching, hardening, monitoring, backups — onto our team.
Ask about management- Operating system patching and kernel updates
- Firewall configuration and hardening
- Monitoring with alerting before you notice
- Backup configuration and restore testing
- Control panel licensing and maintenance
- Help with stack issues, not just the hardware
Before you order
What people ask before committing to hardware of their own.
Sizing a server is easier with someone who has done it before. Tell us what you are running and we will suggest a size — including a smaller one, if that is the honest answer.
Ask before you buy