Network
A 10 Gbps network, built for heavy traffic.
Every server gets its own 10 Gbps port with unmetered traffic, behind always-on DDoS mitigation, in 10 carrier-neutral locations on three continents.
- Port speed
- 10 GbpsOn every server
- Traffic billed
- 0 TBNo quota, no ratio
- DDoS mitigation
- Always onIncluded, no fee
- IP addresses
- IPv4 + /64Extra IPv4 on request
Footprint
10 locations, 3 continents.
The same network design in every city: dedicated 10 Gbps ports, redundant uplinks and edge routers, and DDoS mitigation at the edge.
Pick a city
Each city page lists its servers and typical latency to nearby metros. The number is how many configurations it offers.
Architecture
From your port to the internet.
Five layers between your server and the rest of the internet, each one redundant or dedicated to you.
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Your server
A 10 Gbps Ethernet port that is yours alone, with no traffic quota.
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Top-of-rack switch
Non-blocking access switches with redundant 100 Gbps uplinks per rack.
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Edge routers
A redundant router pair in every location, carrying full routing tables.
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DDoS mitigation
Traffic to an attacked IP is diverted and scrubbed; clean traffic continues.
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Transit and peering
Several transit carriers plus peering at local internet exchanges.
Network features
Everything network, included in the price.
FAQ
Network questions.
Still have a question? Customers with an active server get answers from engineers in a support ticket.
Support ticketsWhat does “10 Gbps unmetered” actually mean?
No transfer quota, no overage fee, no 95th-percentile billing and no inbound/outbound ratio: we never count or bill your traffic. Every server has its own 10 Gbps port, not shared with anyone else, and you can run it hard around the clock. As on any network, the uplinks beyond your port are shared, so real-world throughput also depends on the route to the other end. We only step in on traffic that harms the network (attacks, packet floods, abuse) and, unless an attack is in progress, we contact you first.
Is DDoS protection included?
Yes, on every server at no extra cost. Network-level (L3/L4) mitigation is always on and filters volumetric attacks at our edge, before they reach your port. Application-level (L7) attacks need protection on your side, such as rate limiting. DDoS protection
How many IP addresses do I get?
One dedicated IPv4 address and a routed /64 IPv6 subnet per server. Extra IPv4 addresses cost $2.50 per month each, up to 16 per server; a /56 IPv6 is free on request. IP addresses
Is outbound email (port 25) open?
Outbound port 25 is blocked by default to protect the reputation of our IP ranges. Open a ticket to have it opened for a legitimate mail server; we check that reverse DNS, SPF and DKIM are set up.
Do you offer private networking between servers?
Not as a self-service feature yet. Servers reach each other over their 10 Gbps public interfaces at no cost; encrypt that traffic with WireGuard.
How can I check network performance?
Once your server is live, test it with iperf3 against several targets; our guide explains how to read the results. Before you order, check the typical latencies listed on each location page. Speed test guide
Guides
Related guides
- Unmetered, 95th percentile or per-TB: how server bandwidth is billedUnmetered ports, 95th percentile billing, per-terabyte allowances and cloud egress fees: how each model measures your traffic, what it costs at 50 TB, 200 TB and 1 PB a month, and the questions to ask before you sign.
- What a 10 Gbps unmetered port really costs in 2026Across 19 providers that sell it, a 10 Gbps unmetered port adds a median of about $630 a month. What that buys, how the alternatives are billed, what cloud egress costs and how to test a port.
- Test your server’s network speedMeasure a 10 Gbps port properly: multi-stream iperf3, nearby targets, basic TCP tuning and what to send support.
10 Gbps unmetered, from $55 a month.
On every server, in every location, with DDoS protection included.
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