A Cherry Servers alternative that meters nothing.
Credit where due: Cherry Servers does a lot right — crypto accepted, real IPMI, hourly billing. Where Dedizone pulls ahead is the bill: more cores per dollar across the fleet, bandwidth that is unmetered rather than capped at 100 TB, sixty-second provisioning instead of ~12 minutes, and ordering that needs nothing but an email.
From $49 / mo · $0 setup · No KYC · Root in under a minute
Every model is in stock and provisions in under a minute. $0 setup, no minimum term, unmetered bandwidth, permanent IPMI, DDoS mitigation and a 4-hour hardware SLA. See the full fleet →
Side by side
Public rate cards — July 2026 · ≈ USD
| Dedizone | Cherry Servers | |
|---|---|---|
| Big EPYC | $2,049 — 192c · 1.5 TB | ≈ $2,158 — 2× 96c · 768 GB |
| Bandwidth | Unmetered | 100 TB egress typical |
| Provisioning | < 1 minute | ≈ 12 minutes |
| Crypto | Yes — email only | Yes — with account checks |
| Setup fee | $0 | $0 |
Public rate cards, July 2026, EUR converted at ≈ 1.08 USD/EUR. Both accept crypto — the comparison is on price and limits.
Price per core, compared
Cherry's single EPYC 9654 (96 cores, 768 GB) lists around $1,079–1,199/mo with 100 TB of egress. Dedizone's DZ-E96 gives you two EPYC 9654 — 192 cores and 1.5 TB DDR5 ECC — for $2,049/mo, unmetered, on a 25 Gbit/s port. Two of Cherry's single-9654 boxes run about $2,158 for the same 192 cores and less RAM.
When Cherry makes sense
Hourly billing for very short-lived machines is a genuine Cherry strength. For anything that lives longer than a weekend, Dedizone's flat monthly card with −10%/−30% term discounts and unmetered traffic costs less.
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Frequently asked.
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