Europe Dedicated Servers — 4 countries, 5 cities, 59 plans

Yes — and it's a common pattern. The two most-used pairings on this fleet are Germany + Netherlands (DACH-strict residency with AMS-IX-rich failover, ~12 ms apart) and France + Germany (Schengen-wide reach with diverse regulatory footing). Public IP space, IPMI-KVM, and OS reinstalls are independent per server, so a single account can hold a multi-region active-passive or active-active deployment. Cross-region private VLANs and dedicated cross-connects are available on request.

Rough RTTs measured from inside the network: Falkenstein ↔ Amsterdam ~12 ms, Amsterdam ↔ Paris ~10 ms, Paris ↔ London ~7 ms, Düsseldorf ↔ Amsterdam ~6 ms, Düsseldorf ↔ Paris ~12 ms, London ↔ Falkenstein ~25 ms. Numbers vary by carrier path and time of day. For latency-critical multi-region work (HA database quorum, real-time game state sync), pick adjacent pairs like Düsseldorf + Amsterdam or Paris + London.

Operationally very similar — UK GDPR is essentially the EU GDPR text retained in UK law after Brexit, enforced by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) under the Data Protection Act 2018 instead of by national EU regulators. Two practical implications: (1) data transfers from the EU to the UK rely on the EU's adequacy decision for the UK (currently in force, reviewed periodically); (2) if your contracts require EU data residency specifically, the UK no longer counts — pick Germany, France or Netherlands. If your contracts require UK data residency (NHS, UK government supplier obligations, some FCA scenarios), the UK is the only fit on this menu.

One account, one invoice, one currency (USD by default; EUR or GBP on request). Each server line item shows its location and billing model — most plans are flat monthly, the UK line and the Netherlands instant-setup tab use WHMCS-style pro-rata first-month billing, and a couple of high-end German EPYC plans carry a one-time setup fee. Renewal dates can be aligned across regions on request so you receive a single consolidated bill. No separate contracts, no per-region minimums, no setup fees on the default tier.

Every plan on every European location ships with truly unmetered traffic on a dedicated 1 Gbps port under standard fair-use, with a small set of Netherlands and Frankfurt-side SKUs offering a capped-but-higher-burst tier when that fits the workload better. There is no per-region surcharge for outbound traffic. If you regularly push 100 TB+/month of egress, Netherlands AMS-IX-adjacent plans typically deliver the best real-world throughput because of the IX density, even though the headline 1 Gbps line speed is identical.

We can't physically relocate a chassis — what we do instead is provision a like-for-like configuration in the new country, give you both servers simultaneously for the migration window, and cancel the old one once you cut over. You're billed only for the overlap days you actually use. The IPMI-KVM and OS reinstall tooling is identical across all European locations, so the migration is mostly an rsync, a DNS swap, and a smoke test.

Yes — at the regulator and audit level. Germany operates under BfDI + BSI C5 (Cloud Computing Compliance Criteria Catalogue). France is regulated by CNIL with strict notification obligations. Netherlands operates under the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens enforcing AVG (the Dutch GDPR implementation). UK operates under the ICO enforcing UK GDPR + Data Protection Act 2018. All four countries share the same EU GDPR baseline (UK retained it post-Brexit), but the regulator you deal with, the breach-notification window, and the available auditor certifications differ. Auftragsverarbeitung (DE), Data Processing Addendum (UK / NL / FR equivalents) signed on request.

Identical across all four countries: Visa / Mastercard / American Express, PayPal, Skrill, Perfect Money, Paytm (India), bank wire (SEPA-EUR or SWIFT-USD), and 50+ cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT (TRC20/ERC20), Litecoin, Monero and Solana. Invoices issued in USD by default; EUR for Germany / France / Netherlands, GBP for the UK, on request at account setup.

European plans are unmanaged by default — you own the OS, the patching cycle, and the application stack. The hardware, the network path, the RAID controller, and basic OS reinstalls are covered under standard support at no charge in all four countries. For hands-on day-2 operations (hardening, monitoring set-up, migrations, fire-fighting), attach Managed Engineering Hours from the client area in 30-minute blocks — no retainer, no monthly commitment.

Most plans deploy within 1–4 hours of payment confirmation across all four countries. Stock-on-hand SKUs (the bulk of the German and Dutch menu) ship faster — usually inside 60 minutes — because the chassis are pre-racked and pre-cabled. Bespoke configurations (large NVMe pools, custom RAID, additional IPv4 blocks) can take up to 24 hours pending RIPE/RIPE-NCC approval where applicable. Setup time does not vary meaningfully by country.