A HostKey alternative without the museum tier.
HostKey's famous low entry prices come from hardware that has already lived a full life — Celeron and Xeon E3 machines from the early 2010s. Fine for a lab toy; risky for production. Dedizone's floor is different: $49/mo buys a current-generation Ryzen 9600X with DDR5 ECC and NVMe, unmetered, provisioned in under a minute, paid in crypto.
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 →
What the entry price buys
Public rate cards — July 2026 · ≈ USD
| Dedizone $49 | HostKey ≈ $25–43 | |
|---|---|---|
| CPU generation | Ryzen 9600X (2024) | Celeron / Xeon E3 (2011–2013) |
| Memory | 64 GB DDR5 ECC | 8–16 GB DDR3 |
| Storage | 2× 1 TB NVMe | HDD / SATA SSD |
| Bandwidth | 1 Gbit/s unmetered | varies |
| Provisioning | < 1 minute | minutes–hours |
Public rate cards, July 2026, EUR converted at ≈ 1.08 USD/EUR. HostKey also accepts crypto — the difference is the silicon.
One fleet, one standard
There is no legacy tier at Dedizone: every machine ships current-gen AMD with ECC memory, NVMe, permanent IPMI, DDoS mitigation and the same 4-hour hardware SLA — from the $49 entry to the 192-core flagship.
Predictable performance
Old silicon means old failure rates, old power draw, and unpredictable single-thread performance. Production workloads deserve hardware from this decade — and at $49/mo, the premium over a museum box is small.
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Frequently asked.
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