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U.S. VPS & dedicated servers

Big ideas.
A place to begin.

From your first app to your next big workload.
Find your space on U.S. virtual and dedicated servers.

Find your server
Your next chapter, hosted.

Good things start
with solid foundations.

Concept illustration of three stacked rackmount servers
Virtual flexibility. Dedicated power.
Small start.
Real possibilities.

VPS plans from

$5/mo

Your own virtual environment.

Closer to your audience

Hosted in the U.S.

Two ways to build. One direct point of contact.VPS from $5 Dedicated from $79 per month

01 / A little space to make a start

Small server.
Open possibilities.

For the side project, the next launch, and the everyday essentials. Choose the resources that suit your workload.

KVM virtualization · SSD storage · 1 IPv4Monthly / USD

VPS 1

Small beginnings

$5/ month

Shared vCPU
1 core
Memory
1 GB
SSD storage
30 GB
Transfer / mo
1 TB
Enquire about VPS 1

VPS 2

Room to build

$9/ month

Shared vCPU
2 cores
Memory
2 GB
SSD storage
60 GB
Transfer / mo
2 TB
Enquire about VPS 2

VPS 4

A bigger canvas

$17/ month

Shared vCPU
3 cores
Memory
4 GB
SSD storage
100 GB
Transfer / mo
3 TB
Enquire about VPS 4

VPS 8

More possibilities

$29/ month

Shared vCPU
4 cores
Memory
8 GB
SSD storage
160 GB
Transfer / mo
5 TB
Enquire about VPS 8
Shared vCPU · 1 Gbps port · U.S. hostingIndicative prices. Availability confirmed with your quote.

02 / All the hardware. All yours.

Some ideas
need more room.

One physical server, reserved for you. For larger databases, sustained compute, and workloads ready for their own hardware.

D-32

Intel Xeon E3

E3-1230 v6 · 4 cores / 8 threads

Memory
32 GB DDR4
Storage
1 TB SSD
Transfer / mo
10 TB
CPU
Intel Xeon E3 E3-1230 v6, 4 cores / 8 threads
Network port
1 Gbps

$79/ month

D-64

AMD Ryzen 9

3900X · 12 cores / 24 threads

Memory
64 GB DDR4
Storage
1 TB NVMe
Transfer / mo
20 TB
CPU
AMD Ryzen 9 3900X, 12 cores / 24 threads
Network port
1 Gbps

$129/ month

D-128

AMD Ryzen 9

5950X · 16 cores / 32 threads

Memory
128 GB DDR4
Storage
2 × 1 TB NVMe
Transfer / mo
30 TB
CPU
AMD Ryzen 9 5950X, 16 cores / 32 threads
Network port
1 Gbps

$189/ month

Prices are per server, per month in USD. Your quote confirms availability, exact hardware, taxes, setup costs, and optional services. Port speeds are not guaranteed throughput.

A direct connection to Thinkanet

You bring the idea.
We’ll help find its home.

U.S. infrastructure

Virtual and dedicated servers in the United States. We confirm the specific facility with your quote.

A plan for your workload

Start with a configuration above, or tell us what you need. We’ll walk through the available options.

People you can reach

A direct line to our team for your next server and your existing services. Based in Kansas City, Missouri.

A few helpful answers

Before you
make your move.

VPS or dedicated. Which is right for me?

A VPS gives you a virtual environment on shared physical hardware. It is a practical starting point for websites, development, and smaller applications. A dedicated server reserves a whole physical machine for your workload, with more room for sustained compute and memory use.

Where will my server be hosted?

All listed configurations are hosted in the United States. We confirm the specific facility and available network options with your quote. Our Kansas City address is a business contact address, not a stated datacenter location.

How do I order a server?

Choose a plan to prepare an email to our sales team. We will confirm availability, the exact configuration, the complete price, and deployment timing before you place an order.

Can I request a different configuration?

Absolutely. Send your preferred CPU, memory, storage, operating system, and transfer requirements to contact@thinkanet.com. We will discuss the available options with you.

Make room for what’s next

Your next project
starts with a hello.

Tell us what you’re building. Let’s find the right server for it.

Let's talk servers

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