Cloud VPS · Germany
VPS Hosting in Germany
NVMe-powered cloud servers in our Nuremberg datacenter — low-latency across the EU, GDPR-aligned, and deployed in under 60 seconds with full root access.
A VPS hosted in Germany gives you some of the lowest latency in Europe, strong data-protection standards, and premium Tier-3 infrastructure. Our Nuremberg region runs on enterprise AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon hardware with local NVMe storage — no noisy neighbours, no spinning disks.
Every ServersRack VPS in Germany includes a dedicated IPv4, a 1 Gbps uplink, DDoS protection, and 24/7 managed support at no extra cost. Choose Ubuntu, Debian, or AlmaLinux and optionally have HestiaCP pre-installed on first boot.
NVMe SSD storage
Local NVMe delivers up to 7 GB/s throughput — databases and busy sites feel instant.
Low EU latency
Central-EU location keeps you within ~10–30 ms of most of Europe.
GDPR-aligned
Data stays in Germany, under EU data-protection law.
Dedicated vCPU
Pick shared or dedicated-core plans for consistent performance.
DDoS protection
Multi-layer mitigation included on every plan at no cost.
24/7 support
Real engineers, ~5-minute average first response — free on every plan.
Ready to get started?
Enterprise infrastructure with NVMe storage, DDoS protection, and 24/7 managed support — included on every plan.
View VPS PlansFrequently asked questions
Where is your German datacenter located?
Our German VPS are hosted in Nuremberg, in a Tier-3 facility with N+1 power, cooling, and networking.
Is a VPS in Germany GDPR compliant?
Yes. Your data is stored and processed in Germany under EU/German data-protection law, which is well suited to GDPR requirements.
Do I get a dedicated IP and full root access?
Every plan includes a dedicated IPv4 address, IPv6, and full root/SSH access so you can install anything you need.
How fast can I deploy?
Deployment is automated and typically completes in under 60 seconds after checkout.
Can I install a control panel?
Yes — you can have HestiaCP installed automatically on deploy for free, or install cPanel/CyberPanel yourself.