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The table below is the actual Pro lineup — ten configurations, not a marketing range. AMD EPYC 4004-series chips like the 4245P and 4244P sit at the entry end around ₹28,000–₹31,000/mo with 32 GB of ECC memory; step up through the 4344P, 4464P and 4584PX and you're into 64 GB configurations built for a database or app server that's outgrown a smaller box. At the top of the range, the EPYC 8224P and Intel Xeon 6527P move into higher core-count territory for workloads that need to run more in parallel — a busy transcoding queue, a multi-service backend, or a database cluster node — and price accordingly, up past ₹150,000/mo. Every configuration on this table gets two 960 GB NVMe drives and a 3 Gbps port, regardless of which CPU or RAM tier you pick — so the jump between plans is really about compute and memory headroom, not storage speed or network ceiling. That's deliberate: it means you can size a Pro server around your CPU and RAM needs without also having to guess at storage performance, which is usually the thing that quietly wrecks a database server's response times under load. Filter by CPU vendor, RAM range or intended use to narrow the list, then hit Configure to take a plan through checkout, where you'll pick your operating system, datacenter and any add-ons. None of the prices above include GST, and none of them lock you into a long-term contract — you're paying month to month for a class of hardware that would otherwise mean a multi-year enterprise lease elsewhere. If you're not sure which of the ten rows fits, work backwards from the bottleneck you're actually hitting. If it's memory pressure — a Node or JVM process getting OOM-killed, a database that keeps evicting from cache — jump straight to a 64 GB or 128 GB configuration rather than trying to squeeze more out of 32 GB. If it's raw concurrency — more simultaneous requests or background jobs than a single EPYC 4004-series chip can comfortably schedule — the EPYC 8224P or Xeon 6527P rows at the top of the table are built for exactly that. And if you genuinely don't know yet, that's a fair place to start a conversation with our team instead of guessing.
Full root and out-of-band IPMI/KVM access on every Pro server, so you can manage the box at the hardware level from day one. Datacenter, operating system, and add-ons like managed support or extra IPs are all chosen during checkout — nothing is bundled that you don't need. Prices shown are exclusive of GST and billed monthly with no long-term lock-in, so you can size up or down as your traffic and workload actually change instead of committing to a configuration based on a guess six months out. If none of the ten configurations above fit, our team can help you find or build the right spec before you order.
Serious headroom for workloads that have outgrown shared or entry dedicated hardware — without stepping up to enterprise procurement.
Premium Dedicated sits in a specific spot in our lineup: bigger than Business, but not the full enterprise tier reserved for six-figure infrastructure contracts. It's the plan most teams land on once a workload stops behaving politely — a SaaS product that used to idle at 20% CPU and now spikes hard every business morning, a media or content site where a single viral post used to knock things sideways, or a database that's started showing up in slow-query logs because disk I/O can't keep pace with writes anymore. Every server in this range (labelled Pro in the configuration table below) is single-tenant hardware — nobody else's traffic, backup job, or badly-written cron script is sharing your CPU cycles or NVMe queue depth. That's true of our Business dedicated plans too, so it's not really what sets Premium apart. What does is headroom: the Pro lineup runs on AMD's newer EPYC 4004 and 8004-series chips and Intel's Xeon 6-series, paired with 32 GB to 128 GB of ECC memory and two NVMe drives per server, all on a consistent 3 Gbps port across the whole range. That combination matters less for a brochure site and a lot more for a Node or Rails app under real concurrent load, a WordPress or headless CMS site serving heavy image or video traffic, or a PostgreSQL or MySQL instance that needs predictable write latency instead of best-effort performance. If you're comparing this against our Business dedicated tier, the honest answer is: both give you dedicated hardware, full root, and IPMI. Premium buys you more consistent headroom under sustained load — memory capacity that doesn't force you to think about swap, storage that doesn't bottleneck under concurrent writes, and CPU generations built for the kind of steady, demanding work that outgrows a smaller box. If you're comparing it against Enterprise, Premium is where most growing companies actually belong — real performance without the procurement cycle, minimum commitments, or per-project quoting that enterprise contracts usually involve. Who actually ends up here in practice: a product team whose SaaS app has moved past the "handful of pilot customers" stage and now needs to hold up under genuine concurrent load during business hours; a media or publishing operation where traffic isn't steady but spikes hard and needs headroom rather than constant re-provisioning; and teams running a primary database that has started to care about I/O consistency more than raw CPU clock speed, because slow queries under load are now a support ticket, not a curiosity. None of those are enterprise-scale problems yet — they're the problems that show up right before a workload would otherwise be forced onto a much bigger, much pricier commitment.
Pro configurations run on AMD's EPYC 4004/8004-series and Intel's Xeon 6-series — chips built for consistent throughput under sustained load, not just burst performance, which is what a busy application server or database actually needs.
Every Pro plan ships with error-correcting memory sized to the job, from 32 GB up to 128 GB, so a stray bit flip during a long-running batch job or report query does not take the whole process down.
Pro servers ship with two NVMe drives rather than one, which most customers mirror for redundancy — useful the day a drive throws a SMART warning instead of just failing outright.
Full root plus out-of-band IPMI/KVM means you can reinstall the OS, mount virtual media, or force a reboot from your laptop without anyone racking a keyboard next to the server.
Network-level DDoS protection runs by default, which matters more on this tier — a media site or public API at Premium scale is a bigger, more visible target than a small shared account.
Keep full self-managed control if you've got the ops skills for it, or hand hardening, monitoring and patching to our engineers if your team is busy shipping product instead of babysitting a server.
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Dual Xeon Gold and EPYC dedicated servers in India with up to 512 GB ECC, NVMe and full root + IPMI, from ₹18,348.00/mo.