Medium Server
Physical server for established workloads.
- Processor
- Intel E1240-V3
- RAM
- 16 GB
- Storage
- 1 TB
- Transfer
- 10 TB
- Physical server for your workload
- Dedicated memory and storage
- 10 TB monthly transfer
- Configuration confirmed before deployment
Put your applications on a physical server reserved for your workload. Choose the memory and storage capacity your project needs.

Monthly plans. Clear resource limits. A starting point for your next project.
Physical server for established workloads.
Dual-CPU platform with more memory.
Large memory and multi-disk capacity.
| Plan details | Medium Server | High End Server | Powerful Server |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $139/month | $199/month | $249/month |
| Processor | Intel E1240-V3 | Dual Xeon E5-2620v2 | Dual Xeon E5-2620v2 |
| RAM | 16 GB | 32 GB | 64 GB |
| Storage | 1 TB | 2 × 1 TB | 4 × 1 TB |
| Transfer | 10 TB | 10 TB | 10 TB |
| Get started | Choose plan | Choose plan | Choose plan |
Prices in USD per month. Review your billing cycle and total at checkout.
Put your applications on a physical server reserved for your workload. Choose the memory and storage capacity your project needs.
Reserve the full physical server rather than sharing a virtual host.
A dedicated platform suits heavier and more consistent workloads.
Deploy the operating system and software stack required by your workload.
Choose from single or multi-disk server configurations.
Each dedicated server plan includes 10 TB monthly bandwidth.
Contact ExelNode before ordering if you need help matching hardware to a workload.
Run production applications that need a complete physical server.
Use dedicated memory and storage capacity for database-intensive systems.
Build specialized hosting, virtualization or service environments.
Can’t find what you need? Our team is happy to help.
A dedicated server assigns an entire physical machine to your workload.
Each dedicated server plan includes 10 TB monthly bandwidth.
Yes. Use the sales email or contact page for pre-sales guidance.
VPS is usually a better starting point for smaller workloads; dedicated hardware fits higher or more sustained demand.
Tell us what you’re building. We’ll help you choose where to start.