Nepal's Leading Dedicated Server Provider Since 2009
WebsNP has been powering businesses across Nepal and the globe with reliable, affordable dedicated servers since 2009. Our bare-metal server infrastructure is hosted in Tier-3 US datacenters with redundant power, cooling, and multi-homed 10 Gbps network connectivity — delivering the performance, security, and uptime that your business-critical applications demand.
What Is a Dedicated Server and Why Do You Need One?
A dedicated server is a physical machine allocated exclusively to your business — no shared resources, no noisy neighbours. Unlike VPS or shared hosting, a dedicated server gives you the full CPU, RAM, storage, and network of the machine. This translates directly into higher performance, stronger security, full customisation freedom, and predictable resource availability.
Dedicated servers are the right choice when your workload demands consistent raw compute power: high-traffic websites, mission-critical databases, game servers, AI/ML inference, email servers, reseller hosting businesses, and enterprise applications all perform best on bare-metal hardware.
Why Buy a Dedicated Server from WebsNP?
WebsNP offers one of the most competitively priced dedicated server plans available to Nepali businesses and global customers. Starting at just $69/month, our entry-level servers include 8 GB DDR4 ECC RAM, 250 GB NVMe SSD, 5 clean dedicated IPv4 addresses, and 1 Gbps unmetered bandwidth — with zero setup fees.
Every plan is backed by our 99.9% network uptime SLA, enterprise-grade DDoS protection, and 24/7 support from our team. We've provisioned thousands of servers and maintain direct relationships with top-tier US colocation providers to ensure the best possible hardware quality and network performance.
Dedicated Server Locations – US Datacenters
All WebsNP dedicated servers are hosted in Tier-3 datacenters across major US locations: Detroit, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Miami, New York, and Silicon Valley. Multiple locations give you the flexibility to choose low-latency servers for your target audience — whether that's North America, South Asia, or global.
