We've marked down new E3-1270v5 and E3-1275v6 dedicated machines by $20 and most new E-2186G+ machines by $30! This makes an E3-1270v5 as low as 79.99/mo and an E-2186G (with its much beefier processor and 50% more cores) as low as 129.99/mo. The best value might be the E-2288G, with even more cores and faster cores, for as low as 159.99/mo.

Now is also the perfect time to test-drive a new VDS or game server -- with coupon code JOMREP, they are 50% off for the first month!

(When you're passing this along to others, don't forget our about our new affiliate program, too -- it can be combined with coupons.)

We've added Intel's recently-launched 6369P processor as an option now to our dedi order page, starting with US locations that don't have a spare E-2488 available. It is slightly faster than an E-2488, with a 3.3GHz base spec and 5.3GHz all-core turbo (that's 0.1GHz higher for both than the E-2488). Both the E-2488 and 6369P use the same generation of silicon (Raptor Lake) and have the same RAM, motherboard, and other specs.

We've created an affiliate system to reward those who refer others to NFOservers! Qualifying payments on any package ordered under an affiliate's code give a percentage back to the affiliate, for the lifetime of the service (this includes any later upgrades). Rewards can be transferred to a coffer or cashed out through Paypal.

Check this new system out on the "Affiliate" page in our control panel, under "My account".

E3-1270v3 dedicated server machines have been slashed in price by almost 50% to only 49.99 USD per month at all locations. (New servers only, while supplies last.) These machines are not as fast as brand new ones, but they still hold up well for modern workloads, partially because they have 32 GB of RAM. They are a solid upgrade to a VDS.

Free high priority for game servers using coupon code CAAUEE.

We're also offering 20% off a new game server or the base price of any new VDS transferred from a competitor using coupon UKFRDV (just give the old IP address in the comments field).

Happy New Year! We have a couple of deals that are available through January 10 --

We heard that one of our competitors dropped its included bandwidth amount, so we're going the other direction. This coupon can be used to double the base bandwidth on a VDS: RQJYNS

It can be coupled with this coupon for 10% off the VDS base price: YFRFNO

We're also offering 20% off a game server transferred from a competitor using this coupon FQHUYR (just give the old IP address in the comments field).

We are running a couple of brief promotions, with price cuts deeper than usual:

- 25% off new VDS base price: use coupon KKHXHI
- $20 off new E3-1270v3, E3-1271v3, E3-1270v5, E3-1275v6, and E-2186G rentals (bringing them as low as 46.99/mo)
- Unmetered machine ports for 50% off (on sale for 9.99)

Over the last few months, we have upgraded all locations to Premium status. This has improved DDoS resistance and allowed us to add the unmetered dedicated server option to locations that did not have it.

We've also enhanced our route selection system to take better advantage of the new Premium bandwidth and more generally improve performance to clients! (As always, if you see an apparent latency or packet loss problem, we can also investigate manual corrections, which are also now easier than ever for us to make.)

Windows Server 2025 has been released, and we've added it as an option for unmanaged dedicated machines and virtual machines (VDSes) now.

This OS is the first Windows Server version to be based on Windows 11 (2016, 2019, and 2022 were based on different editions of Windows 10). It is still very similar. The start menu is back to a light background and now centered in the screen by default, and additional control panel options have been switched to a different format that is simpler and more touch-friendly (but less advanced-user and keyboard-mouse friendly).

DayZ (Standalone) has now been added to our managed game system! We're offering DayZ servers at a special introductory flat price of $19.99 for any size of server, at any location, through our DayZ order page entry. Order one up and give it a spin!

(There's also a Halloween sale going on right now for DayZ itself, with half-off the price, on Steam.)

Another game that we added to the order page recently is Battle Grounds III. This well-rated game is based on the American War of Independence.

For a short time, we are offering a steep discount on freshly-ordered E-2186 and E-2288 dedicated machines.

Normally priced at 199.99/mo, we've slashed the E-2186 down to 159.99/mo -- a $40 savings. With the "highest discount" option chosen to trade a one-time payment for a permanent monthly discount, pay as little as 119.99 monthly!

Or, level up to the E-2288, which has two more processor cores and higher performance per core, along with dual enterprise-grade NVMe SSDs. It is normally 229.99/mo but drops down to 189.99. That's only 149.99 with the one-time payment option.

On top of this, we've temporarily reduced the price on an unmetered port (available at Premium locations) to only 9.99!

This is a great time to upgrade an older machine. But, the sale will be over soon, and end even earlier if run out of inventory, so order quickly.

(These prices are also available to existing customers, but any one-time payment would need to be repeated, and other changes, such as the OS fee or bandwidth transfer amount would need to be applied.)

* Unmetered 1 Gbps network port upgrades for dedicated server machines at Premium locations (Chicago, Dallas, LA, and Seattle) are temporarily down to $9.99/month, our lowest price ever. Both new and existing customers can take advantage of this.
* 75% off the first month for new unmanaged Linux VDSes, through coupon code BEVMGW. It's a great time to give one of these a spin!
* Rust servers at each price level have dived down by $20/month.

We're also testing a 1-core VDS offering again, due to some customers requesting it for Linux microservices. Please note that the one-core option comes with much less bandwidth transfer and storage, as it's really only meant for small stuff -- and, Windows won't run very well with only 1 GB of RAM, so while we still allow Windows to be ordered, we recommend Linux.