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Business Dedicated Servers

Balanced dedicated servers for growing workloads, full root, IPMI/KVM. Filter by CPU, RAM or storage below to compare configurations side by side, from an entry-level Standard build for a business just stepping off shared hosting, up to high-core AMD EPYC and dual-socket Intel Xeon Gold builds for a store or application handling real, sustained traffic. Every configuration ships with the same full root and IPMI/KVM access, so the choice between them comes down to how much CPU, memory and storage your workload actually needs, not which tier unlocks which feature.

13 Plans
Standard 1
Standard
₹8,922/mo
billed monthly + ₹7,137 one-time setup
CPUIntel Xeon-E 2386G
RAM32 GB ECC
Storage2×512 GB NVME
Bandwidth1 Gbps
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Standard 2
Standard
₹10,181/mo
billed monthly + ₹8,145 one-time setup
CPUIntel Xeon-E 2388G
RAM32 GB ECC
Storage2×512 GB NVME
Bandwidth1 Gbps
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Standard S
Standard
₹10,916/mo
billed monthly + ₹8,733 one-time setup
CPUAMD Ryzen 7 9700X
RAM64 GB ECC
Storage2×512 GB NVME
Bandwidth1 Gbps
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Standard 3
Standard
₹14,380/mo
billed monthly + ₹11,504 one-time setup
CPUAMD Ryzen 9 5900X
RAM32 GB ECC
Storage2×512 GB NVME
Bandwidth1 Gbps
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Standard M
Standard
₹16,794/mo
billed monthly + ₹13,436 one-time setup
CPUAMD RYZEN 9 9900X
RAM64 GB ECC
Storage2×512 GB NVME
Bandwidth1 Gbps
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Standard 4
Standard
₹24,877/mo
billed monthly + ₹19,902 one-time setup
CPUAMD Epyc 7313
RAM64 GB ECC
Storage2×960 GB NVME
Bandwidth1 Gbps
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Standard L
Standard
₹25,192/mo
billed monthly + ₹20,154 one-time setup
CPUAMD RYZEN 9 9950X
RAM128 GB ECC
Storage2×960 GB NVME
Bandwidth1 Gbps
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Standard 7Out of stock
Standard
₹26,452/mo
billed monthly + ₹21,161 one-time setup
CPUAMD Epyc 7402
RAM128 GB ECC
Storage2× 1.92 TB NVMe
Bandwidth1 Gbps
Not available
Standard 5
Standard
₹28,026/mo
billed monthly + ₹22,421 one-time setup
CPUAMD Epyc 7413
RAM128 GB ECC
Storage2×960 GB NVME
Bandwidth1 Gbps
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Standard 8Out of stock
Standard
₹29,601/mo
billed monthly + ₹23,681 one-time setup
CPUAMD Epyc 7532
RAM256 GB ECC
Storage2× 1.92 TB NVMe
Bandwidth1 Gbps
Not available
Standard 6
Standard
₹32,645/mo
billed monthly + ₹26,116 one-time setup
CPUIntel Xeon Gold 6312U
RAM128 GB ECC
Storage2×960 GB NVME
Bandwidth1 Gbps
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Standard 9Out of stock
Standard
₹35,794/mo
billed monthly + ₹28,635 one-time setup
CPUAMD Epyc 7642
RAM256 GB ECC
Storage2× 1.92 TB NVMe
Bandwidth1 Gbps
Not available
Standard XL
Standard
₹50,385/mo
billed monthly + ₹40,308 one-time setup
CPUAMD EPYC TURIN 9455
RAM128 GB ECC
Storage2×1.92 TB NVME
Bandwidth1 Gbps
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Full root and IPMI/KVM access on every configuration. Datacenter, OS and add-ons chosen at checkout. Prices exclusive of GST.

Why Growing Businesses Choose Hostripples Dedicated Servers

Enterprise bare metal, built to carry real traffic

Once a business is running an active online store, a handful of internal tools and a marketing site off the same shared hosting account, every traffic spike on one property starts stealing resources from the other two. A Business Dedicated server gets you off that shared foundation entirely: your own CPU, your own DDR4 ECC memory, your own NVMe storage and your own slice of bandwidth, with nobody else's sale-day traffic sharing the same disk queue as yours. It's the tier most of our customers move to when they're consolidating two or three separate hosting accounts onto one server, or when a single e-commerce store has grown past what a VPS can comfortably absorb during a sale. Whether that's a WooCommerce or similar storefront handling real daily orders, a SaaS product with a growing account base, or an agency standardising several client sites onto infrastructure it actually controls, the underlying need is the same: predictable, dedicated resources instead of a shared best-effort allocation.

Intel Xeon & AMD EPYC CPUs

Choose single or dual-CPU Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC processors sized to your workload. A growing business rarely runs just one application, it's usually a storefront, an admin panel, a couple of background jobs and a staging copy all competing for CPU time, so the processor gets sized to that combined load rather than to a single site's quiet-day traffic. Move between configurations on this page as that mix changes instead of guessing right the first time.

DDR4 ECC Memory

Error-correcting DDR4 ECC RAM for stable operation under sustained load. ECC catches and corrects the odd memory bit-flip before it turns into a corrupted database row or a failed checkout, which matters more once real transactions and real customer data are on the line, not just a portfolio page. It's the kind of reliability difference you don't notice until the day it saves you from one.

NVMe & SATA Storage Options

NVMe SSD for performance or high-capacity SATA for storage, your choice. Run your live store and databases on NVMe for fast checkout and admin response times, then park backups, logs or media archives on SATA, so you're not paying NVMe prices for data you rarely touch. Mixing both on the same server is normal once you're running more than one workload.

Full Root / IPMI Access

Complete root access plus out-of-band IPMI for total control over your server. That out-of-band access is what lets your team, or ours, reach the console and fix a bad kernel update or a misconfigured firewall rule without needing physical access to the datacentre or waiting on a support queue. For a team consolidating several projects onto one box, that level of access is what makes it your infrastructure, not a rented slot on someone else's.

DDoS Protection Included

Always-on network DDoS protection guards your server against volumetric attacks. An established business with a public checkout page and a recognisable brand is a more attractive target than a personal blog, so this runs continuously at the network edge rather than being something you have to remember to switch on. It's built into every configuration on this page, not an add-on you'd have to think to order.

Managed & Self-Managed Options

Run it yourself or let our engineers manage setup, security and monitoring for you. Many growing teams have a developer who can ship code but no one whose job is patching the OS and watching disk space overnight, that's exactly the gap the managed add-on is built to close. You can start self-managed and add management later, or the other way round, without moving servers.

Got Questions?

Business Dedicated Server FAQs

What growing businesses ask before they migrate

A Business Dedicated server is a single-tenant AMD EPYC or Intel Xeon bare-metal machine that is 100% yours, its CPU, DDR4 ECC RAM, NVMe storage and bandwidth are reserved entirely for you. It's built for growing SMB workloads that have outgrown shared or VPS hosting and need consistent, dedicated performance. If your current host's shared plan or a modest VPS is starting to choke during your busiest sales hours or month-end reporting runs, this is the tier built to absorb that load without a redesign of how your team works, or a rewrite of the application itself.
Both options are available. By default dedicated servers are self-managed with full root and IPMI access, but our engineers can fully manage setup, security hardening, monitoring, updates and backups for you, just choose the managed add-on. For a business with its own IT resource, self-managed with root and IPMI is usually enough; for a team that would rather have its developers building features than patching servers, the managed option hands day-to-day server operations to us while you keep full visibility into what's being done and when.
Yes. Every dedicated server includes full root access along with out-of-band IPMI/KVM access, so you have complete control to install any OS, reboot, reinstall and troubleshoot at the hardware level. That matters once you're consolidating multiple applications or client projects onto one machine, you're not waiting on anyone else's maintenance window to make a change on your own hardware, and you're not filing a ticket to do it either.
We offer a range of Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC processors, from entry single-CPU Xeon E-series up to dual-socket Xeon Gold and EPYC configurations, so you can match the CPU exactly to your workload. The plan table above lists the specific processor, memory and storage for each configuration, so you can compare a lighter Standard tier against a higher-core AMD EPYC or dual Xeon Gold build before you commit to one, filter by CPU vendor or RAM if you already know roughly what you need.
Yes. Always-on network-level DDoS protection is included with every dedicated server at no extra cost, shielding your server from common volumetric attacks. A Business Dedicated server is often the machine running a store's checkout or a company's core application, so keeping that traffic reaching your server instead of a flood of junk packets is treated as a baseline, not an upsell.
Our dedicated servers are hosted in India for low-latency performance to your local audience, with additional global locations available on request. Keeping the server in an Indian datacentre also matters for teams that need to reason about where customer data physically sits, rather than defaulting to whichever region a provider happened to spin up in, especially once customers or partners start asking that question directly.
The usual trigger isn't one single metric, it's a pattern: your site or app slows down during your own busiest hours, a sale, a launch, month-end billing runs, even though nothing changed in your code, or you've noticed a neighbouring account's traffic spike dragging your response times down with it. Once you're running an active e-commerce store, or you've got two or three sites and internal tools competing for the same shared resources, a single-tenant server with its own CPU, RAM and NVMe removes that guesswork; your performance depends on your own traffic, not anyone else's.
Yes. Because you have full root access, you can install whatever control panel, container runtime or web server stack you prefer and run as many sites, staging environments or internal tools on the box as its CPU, RAM and storage comfortably support. This is one of the most common reasons growing businesses move to this tier, consolidating several separate hosting accounts, each with its own bill and its own login, onto one machine you fully control.
It depends on the plan you choose and how your application is built, which is why the configurations above range from an entry Standard tier up to dual-socket Xeon Gold and high-core AMD EPYC builds. A store doing real daily order volume, or an app with a growing user base, typically outgrows a VPS's shared CPU allocation well before it outgrows what even a mid-tier dedicated configuration can handle, because you're no longer sharing that CPU's cycles with other tenants.
Our support team can guide the migration and, on the managed add-on, handle the technical parts of moving your application, database and files across. Either way, because you have full root and IPMI access from day one, your own developers or agency can also run the migration entirely on their own timeline if that's how your team prefers to work.
Yes. Pricing on this page is shown exclusive of GST, and GST invoices are issued for dedicated server billing, which is what most registered businesses need for their own accounting. If your finance team needs a specific invoicing format or a purchase-order-based process, our sales team can work that out with you before you order.
You move up to a higher configuration, more CPU cores, more RAM or more NVMe storage, as your load grows, rather than re-architecting your setup from scratch. Because the range on this page runs from an entry Standard build up to high-core AMD EPYC and dual Xeon Gold configurations, most businesses have two or three tiers of headroom to grow into on the same product line before they'd need to look at anything larger.
Since every Business Dedicated server comes with full root access, you're not restricted to a preset OS image, install the Linux distribution and control panel your team already knows how to run, or hand that choice to our engineers if you take the managed add-on and would rather they standardise it for you.
It's a full physical machine. Business Dedicated servers are bare-metal, there's no hypervisor between you and the hardware, and no other customer's account shares your CPU, RAM or disk. That's the core difference from a VPS, where you get a guaranteed slice of a shared physical server; here, the whole machine, cores, memory and storage, is provisioned to you alone.
Not necessarily, that's really what the entry-level Standard configurations on this page are for. If shared hosting is already limiting you but you don't yet need the highest core-count EPYC builds, starting on a smaller dedicated configuration still gets you off shared infrastructure and onto hardware that's entirely yours, and you can move up the same plan range later without switching products again.
Yes. With full root access you can partition the server however suits your client base, separate accounts, separate containers, or one control panel managing several sites, and IPMI access means you're never blocked from a fix by waiting on someone else's ticket queue. It's a common setup for agencies and IT teams consolidating a handful of clients' hosting off scattered shared accounts onto infrastructure they can standardise and monitor themselves.
Having your own physical server, rather than a shared or virtualized slice of someone else's, gives you a straightforward answer when a customer, auditor or partner asks where your data runs and who else has access to that hardware: nobody but you. It won't replace your own compliance program, but it removes the 'which other tenants share this box' question that shared and cloud environments can raise, and hosting it in India keeps that answer simple for a domestic audience too.
Usually it isn't one dramatic failure, it's a slow accumulation: database queries that used to return instantly start queueing behind other accounts' processes, backups start overlapping with your peak hours, and support has to explain that a slowdown is a shared-resource limit rather than something they can fix for you alone. A Business Dedicated server removes that ceiling because the CPU, memory and storage you're waiting on are entirely yours, so the same traffic that used to compete for resources now just runs.
A VPS is a virtualized slice of a shared physical server, you get guaranteed CPU and RAM, but the underlying hardware, and its disk I/O, is still shared with other virtual machines on the same box. A Business Dedicated server is the whole physical machine, CPU, RAM and storage, provisioned to you alone, with nobody else's workload able to compete for the same resources. It's the difference many growing stores and multi-app businesses notice most during their own busiest hours, when a shared VPS host tends to be under everyone else's peak load at the same time.
Backups are part of the managed add-on, where our engineers handle scheduled backups alongside security hardening, monitoring and updates. If you're self-managed, you have full root access to set up your own backup routine and retention policy exactly the way your team already works elsewhere. If you're moving over from shared hosting, this is usually the first thing worth setting up once migration is done, so nothing is riding on a single copy of your data.
Every configuration on this page includes 1 Gbps bandwidth, which is comfortably more than a typical growing store or business application needs even during a sale, a month-end reporting run or a marketing campaign spike. Because that bandwidth is dedicated to your server rather than shared, you're also not competing with anyone else's traffic burst for the same pipe, that headroom is what keeps a big campaign day from turning into a self-inflicted outage.
Both platforms are solid choices at business scale, the practical difference usually comes down to what your application, database or licensing already expects rather than a clear better-or-worse answer. If your team has no strong preference, the safer starting point is to match RAM and storage to your workload first and CPU platform second, then move up within the same range later if you need more headroom. Our sales team can also walk through the specific configurations with you before you order if you'd rather talk it through.
Yes, and that's one of the reasons finance teams tend to like this model as a business grows: you know your server cost for the month before it starts, rather than a bill that moves with traffic the way autoscaled cloud compute can. If your load does grow beyond your current configuration, you move up to the next tier on this page at a known new price, rather than discovering the increase after the fact on an invoice.
Yes. If you're not sure whether a Standard-tier build or a higher-core AMD EPYC configuration fits your current traffic and growth plans, our sales team can walk through your current shared hosting or VPS usage with you and recommend a starting configuration, you're not expected to guess from the specs sheet alone.

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High-core AMD EPYC dedicated servers in India with DDR4 ECC, NVMe and full root + IPMI, from ₹8,475.00/mo.

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