isbaremetal

Four locations,
one way of working.

Pick the coast your users are on. Whichever you pick, the port has no traffic counter on it and the machine is yours alone.

amsmepiadphx
traffic · no cap, no overage
100Gbps
largest port per host
4
locations · nl · us-east · us-west
v4+v6
2 ipv4 included · ipv6 native

Amsterdam and both US coasts.

Same deal in every building: a port with no traffic counter, native v4 and v6, and hardware you hold the keys to.

AMS · NL

Amsterdam

Netherlands
port1 / 10 / 100 Gbps
trafficunmetered
addressing2 × ipv4 · native ipv6
accessroot · ipmi / kvm
osany image you bring
MEP · NL

Meppel

Netherlands
port1 / 10 / 100 Gbps
trafficunmetered
addressing2 × ipv4 · native ipv6
accessroot · ipmi / kvm
osany image you bring
IAD · US-EAST

Manassas, Virginia

US East
port1 / 10 / 100 Gbps
trafficunmetered
addressing2 × ipv4 · native ipv6
accessroot · ipmi / kvm
osany image you bring
PHX · US-WEST

Phoenix, Arizona

US West
port1 / 10 / 100 Gbps
trafficunmetered
addressing2 × ipv4 · native ipv6
accessroot · ipmi / kvm
osany image you bring

No counter. No asterisk.

Most “unlimited” hosting has a number hidden in the terms. Ours does not, and the terms say so in writing rather than leaving it to the sales page.

you will not find
no monthly transfer allowanceno per-gigabyte overageno 95th-percentile billingno fair-use clauseno throttle at month-end
what you do get
line rate on 1 / 10 / 100 Gbpssustained 24/7, every day of the montha flat monthly invoice

The clause itself is section 3 of the terms of service →

We do not sell DDoS protection.

Saying it plainly is worth more to you than a badge would be. There is no scrubbing product here, no advertised mitigation capacity and no promise about what we can absorb — because there is no service behind those words on our side.

what is actually there
filtering at the network edgemonitoring that pages a humana saturated port is never treated as suspicious
what is not
no scrubbing centre or mitigation tierno advertised absorption capacityno guarantee about a given attack

If your workload attracts attacks and you need guaranteed mitigation, say so before you order. It is a fair reason for us not to be the right host, and we would rather tell you that on day zero than on the day it matters.