Virtualization · KVM & LXC
Run your own virtualization platform on AMD EPYC bare metal: pick Proxmox VE 9 and a disk layout when you deploy, and your host is online in under 5 minutes with root, IPMI/KVM and an unmetered 10–25 Gbps port.
Choose a host
Memory is usually what fills up first on a virtualization host. Every server runs Proxmox VE 9; here is what each one is best suited for.
A first host: a home lab, a small business or a few dozen light VMs.
$199/moThe balanced host: 96 threads and 256 GB for mixed VMs and containers.
$329/moDense VM hosting: 768 GB keeps memory-hungry guests off swap.
$849/moA private cloud in one socket: 128 cores and 1.1 TB of RAM.
$1,149/mo · sold outHyper-dense: 512 threads, 2.3 TB of RAM and 61 TB of NVMe.
$2,999/moBare metal for virtualization
No nested virtualization, no noisy neighbours: your hypervisor gets the whole machine.
AMD-V and AMD-Vi (IOMMU) on Zen 5 cores, with AVX-512 available to your guests.
128 GB to 2.3 TB of DDR5 ECC: give every VM the RAM it needs, protected by error correction.
RAID 10 on four or eight NVMe drives keeps VM disks fast and redundant.
Every server includes a /64 IPv6 subnet; extra IPv4 addresses are available on request.
A 10 or 25 Gbps port shared by your guests, with no monthly transfer quota.
IPMI/KVM keeps you in control if a bridge or firewall change cuts the network.
Getting started
Proxmox VE is open source. Updates come from the free no-subscription repository, or from the enterprise repository with a subscription bought from Proxmox Server Solutions.
Proxmox-ready servers
D32 — AMD EPYC 9355P dedicated serverEntry
Game & web servers
32 cores · 128 GB DDR5 · 2×1.92 TB NVMe · 10 GbpsAMD EPYC 9355P · up to 4.4 GHz
$199/mo
Contabo $446 −55%
D48 — AMD EPYC 9455P dedicated serverMost popular
Hosting, SaaS & APIs
48 cores · 256 GB DDR5 · 2×3.84 TB NVMe · 10 GbpsAMD EPYC 9455P · up to 4.4 GHz
$329/mo
OVHcloud $354 −7%
D96 — AMD EPYC 9655P dedicated server
Databases & analytics
96 cores · 768 GB DDR5 · 4×3.84 TB NVMe · 25 GbpsAMD EPYC 9655P · up to 4.5 GHz
$849/mo
Cherry $1,118 −24%
D128 — AMD EPYC 9755 dedicated server
Virtualization & private cloud
128 cores · 1,152 GB DDR5 · 4×7.68 TB NVMe · 25 GbpsAMD EPYC 9755 · up to 4.1 GHz
$1,149/mo
Cherry $1,230 −7%
D256 — Dual AMD EPYC 9755 dedicated serverFlagship
CI farms & big storage
256 cores · 2,304 GB DDR5 · 8×7.68 TB NVMe · 2 × 25 Gbps2 × AMD EPYC 9755 · up to 4.1 GHz
$2,999/mo
DataPacket $3,190 −6%
FAQ
Installation, licences, IP addresses and sizing.
Deploy with Proxmox VE 9Yes. Choose Proxmox VE 9 as the operating system when you deploy, with the disk layout you want: the server is online in under 5 minutes, with root and IPMI/KVM access in your client area.
No. Proxmox VE is free and open source, and you can update from the no-subscription repository. A subscription bought from Proxmox Server Solutions adds the enterprise repository and their support.
Every server includes a /64 IPv6 subnet — enough for every guest. One IPv4 address is included; extra IPv4 addresses are available on request with an “Upgrade” ticket from your client area.
Size for memory first: add up the RAM of your guests plus a margin for the host. The D48 (256 GB) suits most small and medium setups, the D96 (768 GB) dense VM hosting, and the D256 (2.3 TB) the largest consolidations.
Yes. Through IPMI/KVM you can boot any ISO and install the hypervisor or operating system of your choice yourself.
Yes. Your guests share the server’s unmetered 10 or 25 Gbps port, with no monthly transfer quota and no overage bill, within our Acceptable Use Policy.
Ready when you are
Proxmox VE 9 pre-installed · from $199/mo · $0 setup · pay in BTC, ETH, XMR, USDT or SOL.
