MeanServers
System status & uptime
Monitoring disabledMeanServers has not opted into network monitoring, so we publish no uptime figures for it. That is a choice about measurement, not a judgement about reliability.
About MeanServers
MeanServers is registered in the United States and hosts in Denver, Colorado and Los Angeles, California, selling KVM virtual servers, cloud web hosting, dedicated servers, reseller accounts and server management. Denver connectivity is published as Level 3, Comcast, Hurricane Electric, tw Telecom and Cogent. Servers use NVMe, SSD and SAS storage in RAID 10 with Intel Xeon processors, a /64 of IPv6 on every plan, a looking glass and a graded I/O priority that rises as the plan gets smaller. Four ladders are published: a budget SSD line from 128 MB of memory with five gigabytes of disk, sold on annual terms at the two smallest sizes; an unmanaged NVMe line from one core with a gigabyte and twenty gigabytes; an unmetered line; and a Windows line.
Key features
Pros & cons
Pros
- Unmetered Traffic Options
- 24/7 Support
- Cost-effectiveness
- Customization Options
Cons
- Limited Server Locations
Entry configuration
| Plan | vCPU | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Virt. | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entry | 1 vCPU | 128 MB | 5 GB | 1 Gbps | KVM Virtualization | $2.50/mo |
Datacenter locations
North America
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