Every ApexVPS and GPU server ships with truly dedicated resources, full root access and crypto-only checkout — deployed in minutes in the region you choose. Pick a location for latency, compliance or privacy, from privacy-focused offshore jurisdictions to the major standard markets.
These regions are popular with customers who prioritise data-protection culture and jurisdiction. The notes below describe each location's general, widely-known reputation — they are not legal advice. Whichever region you pick, our Acceptable Use Policy applies in full, and you should verify the legal specifics for your own use case.
Renewable-powered facilities and a strong data-protection tradition, outside the EU.
Known for a robust privacy culture and strong data-protection law, outside the EU.
EU jurisdiction with world-class peering and a long free-expression tradition.
EU member long associated with strong data-protection and confidentiality norms.
Stable Nordic jurisdiction with a strong privacy tradition, outside the EU.
EU member with a long tradition of press freedom and data protection.
EU jurisdiction known for strong rule of law and reliable infrastructure.
EU member popular for privacy-minded hosting with low latency across the region.
EU jurisdiction offering competitive, privacy-friendly hosting.
Non-EU jurisdiction often chosen for its independent data-protection stance.
EU jurisdiction popular with privacy-minded businesses at the EU's edge.
Small EU jurisdiction with a business-friendly, privacy-aware reputation.
Long known for privacy-friendly hosting, outside certain data-sharing frameworks.
Stable, neutral jurisdiction positioned outside certain data-sharing frameworks.
Offshore jurisdiction with a privacy-oriented legal tradition.
Offshore jurisdiction often chosen for confidentiality, outside the EU.
Regional hub sitting outside certain Western data-sharing frameworks.
Major Asian connectivity hub with its own legal system, outside the EU.
Major markets chosen for raw performance and proximity to your users. Deploy close to your audience to cut round-trip time, or spread across regions for redundancy.
Financial hub with low latency across the US East Coast and strong transatlantic routes.
Best for the US West Coast, Mexico and transpacific links to Asia.
Gateway for Latin America traffic and East Coast redundancy.
Central US location that balances coast-to-coast latency for national workloads.
Strong Midwest connectivity and dense peering for the interior US.
Major internet-exchange region ideal for high-throughput, bandwidth-heavy workloads.
Primary Canadian region for domestic data residency and low in-country latency.
Dense connectivity for UK and EU fintech, SaaS and media traffic.
Central European hub with excellent low latency across the continent.
Strong Western European coverage with excellent domestic peering.
Low latency across Iberia and toward North Africa.
Primary Italian region for domestic and Mediterranean traffic.
Fast-growing hub serving Central and Eastern Europe.
Premier Southeast Asia hub with low latency across the region.
Excellent for Japanese enterprise, gaming and finance workloads.
Low latency across Korea with dense domestic connectivity.
Primary Indian region serving the subcontinent.
Main ANZ location with strong connectivity into Southeast Asia.
Best entry point for South American users, with strong regional peering.
Regional hub for the Middle East, Africa and South Asia.
Primary African region for domestic and regional latency.
Not sure which markets you need? Our platform features overview covers the DDoS protection, IPv6 + IPv4 and monitoring that ship in every region.
Picking a region is about privacy posture, latency and compliance — not a way to place a server beyond the reach of the law. Offshore or privacy-focused locations do not exempt you from anything: our Acceptable Use Policy applies everywhere, and abuse or unlawful activity is never permitted regardless of where a server runs. The jurisdiction notes above are general and widely-known reputations, not legal advice or guarantees of any specific outcome. Always verify the legal specifics that matter for your own needs before you deploy.
The physical distance between your server and your users sets the floor for round-trip time. Deploying close to your audience makes apps, game servers and APIs feel faster. Learn more about how network latency works.
Some workloads must keep data inside a given country or economic area. EU regions can help with GDPR data-residency needs, while other jurisdictions suit different requirements. Confirm the specifics that apply to you.
Running the same service in two or more regions keeps you online if one location has trouble. Spreading deployments geographically is a simple, effective step toward high availability.
Start with your priority. If speed matters most, choose the region closest to your users — that keeps latency low. If you have data-residency or regulatory needs, pick a jurisdiction that fits them, such as an EU region for GDPR-related residency. If privacy posture is the driver, a location from our privacy & offshore group may suit you. Many customers run in more than one region for redundancy.
Regions are chosen at deployment. To move, you provision a new server in the target region and migrate your data across — a fresh server spins up in minutes, so this is straightforward. If you would like a hand planning a migration, reach out to our support team.
Yes. Renting a server in a privacy-focused or offshore jurisdiction, and paying with cryptocurrency, is legal in most places. What matters is how you use the server: our Acceptable Use Policy applies in every region, and unlawful activity or abuse is never permitted no matter where the server runs. Choosing a jurisdiction is about privacy, latency and compliance — not about avoiding the law. Verify the legal specifics for your own situation.
Our standard VPS plans — from Nano through Scale — are available broadly across the network. GPU servers (T4, A100, H100) run in a subset of regions because they need specialised hardware, so GPU availability can vary by location. If you need a specific plan in a specific region, check the pricing page or ask us before you order.
The hardware and dedicated resources are the same everywhere — full root access, KVM virtualization, IPv6 + IPv4 and DDoS protection ship in every region. The difference is jurisdiction and positioning: our privacy & offshore locations are grouped for their general data-protection reputation, while standard regions are chosen for proximity to major markets and raw latency. Both follow the same Acceptable Use Policy.
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