Dedicated Servers built for complete control
Run high-traffic websites, databases, private applications, and critical business platforms on hardware reserved for your workload.
- Dedicated CPU, memory, storage, and network resources
- Linux or Windows deployment options
- Root access with migration and deployment guidance
Custom specifications · Transparent NPR quote · No shared resources
Choose a starting point. Configure the rest.
Every dedicated deployment is matched to current hardware availability, location, operating system, storage, and management requirements.
Dedicated Start
- Modern server-grade CPU
- 32 GB ECC memory
- Enterprise NVMe storage
- 1 Gbps network port
Dedicated Pro
- High-core AMD or Intel CPU
- 64 GB ECC memory
- Dual NVMe storage options
- 1 Gbps network port
Dedicated Scale
- High-frequency multi-core CPU
- 128 GB+ ECC memory
- RAID-ready NVMe storage
- Custom bandwidth options
Custom Cluster
- Multi-server architecture
- Private network design
- Load balancing options
- Migration planning
Every dedicated deployment includes the essentials
Your hardware. Your workload. Your rules.
Build a stable foundation for applications that need predictable performance, isolation, and administrative freedom.
Server-grade processors
Choose modern AMD or Intel platforms sized for sustained compute, database, and application workloads.
Full root-level control
Use root or administrator access to configure services, ports, security policies, and application stacks.
Enterprise NVMe storage
Build around low-latency storage with RAID and backup options for demanding production environments.
Isolated resources
Your CPU, memory, storage, and network allocation are not shared with another hosting customer.
Flexible deployment locations
Talk to our team about available Nepal and international data-center options for your audience and compliance needs.
Expert deployment support
Get practical help with server selection, provisioning, migration planning, and ongoing infrastructure questions.
Deploy the operating environment your stack needs
Select a supported Linux or Windows Server image, then add the control panel and management level that fits your team.
Infrastructure for workloads that have outgrown shared compute
High-traffic commerce
Keep storefronts, databases, inventory systems, and checkout workloads on predictable resources during demand spikes.
Databases and analytics
Run data-intensive applications with dedicated memory, fast storage, and an architecture sized for sustained I/O.
SaaS and private applications
Control runtimes, services, ports, and deployment pipelines for custom products and internal business platforms.
Backup and storage nodes
Design dedicated storage, replication, and recovery capacity around your retention and availability requirements.
Plan your dedicated environment with an engineer
Share your workload, storage, operating system, traffic, and location requirements. We will help shape a practical configuration and migration path.
Dedicated infrastructure, clearly explained
Understand hardware allocation, operating systems, management, migrations, and custom server configurations before you deploy.
Dedicated Server FAQs
What is a dedicated server?
A dedicated server is a physical machine allocated to one customer. Its processor, memory, storage, and network resources are not shared through a multi-tenant hosting plan.
Can I choose Linux or Windows?
Yes. Available operating-system editions depend on the selected hardware, location, and licensing requirements. Our team will confirm supported images in your quote.
Can MeroVPS build a custom configuration?
Yes. Dedicated servers are quoted around current hardware availability and your CPU, memory, storage, bandwidth, location, security, and management requirements.
Do I get root or administrator access?
Supported deployments include root access for Linux or Remote Desktop and administrator access for Windows, subject to the management and security scope agreed for the server.
Can you help migrate my workload?
Our team can assess your current environment and define a migration plan. Timing, compatibility, downtime requirements, and migration scope are confirmed before work begins.