Power your business with dedicated servers in the Czech Republic, located in Prague and Zlin. These strategically positioned data centers provide access to fast and reliable internet connectivity, ensuring minimal latency across Europe. With state-of-the-art security systems and cooling technologies, your data is secure and running efficiently. Prague’s central location offers access to key European markets, while Zlin's growing tech environment provides a cost-effective option for startups and businesses. Whether you're in cloud services, e-commerce, or enterprise applications, our Czech Republic data centers deliver high availability, scalability, and expert support.
Leo Servers provides bare metal dedicated servers hosted across four locations in the Czech Republic: Prague, Brno, Zlin, and Veseli nad Luznici. Every server is provisioned on physical hardware exclusively allocated to your workload no shared resources, no noisy neighbors.
Plans start from $68/month with Intel Xeon processors, SSD or SATA storage, and bandwidth from 100 Mbps to 25 Gbps unmetered. Choose from unmanaged servers where you retain full root control, or opt for managed hosting where Leo Servers handles OS setup, security patches, and ongoing maintenance. All plans support Windows, Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, and AlmaLinux at no extra cost.
Leo Servers' primary Czech hub, Prague data centers offer modern infrastructure with 100 Mbps unmetered bandwidth and current generation AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon processors. Prague's central European position gives businesses low latency access to Germany, Austria, Poland, and Slovakia typically under 20ms for most Central European endpoints.
The Brno facility houses high density dual processor configurations, with dual Intel Xeon E5 2650 v4 and E5 2680 v2 options offering up to 256 GB RAM and multi terabyte NVMe + SAS storage arrays. Suitable for database heavy workloads and virtualization platforms.
An established facility offering a wide range of Intel Xeon E3, E5, and dual CPU configurations with 1 Gbps / 10 TB bandwidth allocations, starting from $68/month. A practical choice for cost conscious projects that need reliable European presence.
Available as a dedicated location option for businesses seeking hosting in Eastern Bohemia with low regional competition for IP routing paths.
Businesses choose dedicated servers in the Czech Republic for a range of workloads where full hardware control, European data residency, and predictable performance matter:
Benefit from Prague's low latency to Central and Eastern European shoppers, ensuring fast page loads and transaction response times.
Well served by the 1 Gbps bandwidth options and low latency routing from Veseli nad Luznici and Prague, supporting titles that require consistent sub 30ms response for European player bases.
Leverage AMD EPYC 4000 and 8000 series processors in Prague including the EPYC 4584PX at 4.2 GHz and EPYC 8324P with 32 cores for multi tenant workloads that demand high core counts per dollar.
Handled well by Brno's dual processor servers with up to 2 TB NVMe + multiple SAS drives.
Hosted within Czech Republic remain inside the European Union, satisfying data residency requirements without the need for additional legal frameworks.
The entry level option is the Intel Xeon E5620 (8 cores, 2.4 GHz, 8 GB RAM, 500 GB SATA, 1 Gbps/10 TB) hosted in Veseli nad Luznici, priced at $68/month on an unmanaged basis.
DDoS mitigation options are available across Leo Servers' network. Specific protection levels depend on the chosen plan and data center contact the Leo Servers support team to confirm current DDoS coverage for your selected location.
Unmanaged plans give you full root or administrator access, and Leo Servers supports OS reinstalls with Windows, Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, and AlmaLinux from the control panel.
With unmanaged hosting, you are responsible for OS configuration, software installation, security hardening, and maintenance. With managed hosting, Leo Servers handles those tasks on your behalf, including monitoring and technical support.
Yes. The Czech Republic sits at the geographic center of Europe, providing balanced latency to Western Europe (Germany, Austria), Northern Europe (Poland, Baltic states), and Southern Europe (Austria, Hungary, Slovakia). Prague in particular has well peered internet exchange points that benefit international traffic routing.
