High-Performance
Unmanaged Dedicated Servers

An unmanaged dedicated server is a physical server you rent entirely for yourself. You get 100% of the CPU, RAM, and storage with no shared resources. We handle the hardware and network infrastructure; you control the OS, software, and all configuration through full root access.

With an unmanaged server you handle all administration including OS installation, updates, security patches, and configuration, making it the most cost-effective option. With a managed server, those tasks are handled by us. Prefer a hands-off approach? See our managed dedicated server plans.

Deployment time depends on location and hardware availability. If the listed deployment window is 1 hour, setup will complete within that timeframe during datacenter business hours.

Yes. Ucartz provides free unlimited DDoS protection on all eligible hardware and locations. Protection is fully automatic, with no configuration or extra cost required.

No. We do not block any ports by default, giving you complete network freedom to run any application or service: SMTP, game servers, VPN, or anything else.

No. There is absolutely no setup fee on any of our unmanaged dedicated server plans. The price you see is the price you pay.

We do not offer trials for dedicated servers. However, all plans have no setup fee and flexible monthly billing, so you can get started with minimal commitment.

Free migration is available on our managed server and hosting plans. With unmanaged servers, full root access means you can handle migration entirely on your own schedule and terms.

Yes. We take network reputation very seriously. We employ an industry-leading IP Quarantine Protocol, meaning we rest and audit all returned subnets for 2 to 6 months before they are ever re-issued. With fully customizable rDNS and proactive abuse monitoring, we ensure that IPs assigned to your server maintain the highest level of trust with major global networks and providers.

Yes. Depending on the server, you can add IPv4 subnet blocks ranging from /29 up to /24 (253 usable IPs). We offer /29, /28, /27, /26, /25, and /24 ranges, ideal for SMTP, VPN, game servers, and private cloud workloads.

Yes. Our servers support SMTP fully, and our clean IPv4 subnets, backed by our IP Quarantine Protocol, are well-suited for high-volume email delivery, including major providers like Yahoo, Gmail, and Outlook.

The /24 refers to the subnet mask. The first 24 bits identify the network, leaving 8 bits for host addresses. This gives you 256 total IPs (253 usable) within a single subnet block, making it the most popular choice for large-scale mail and proxy operations.

Subnetting divides a larger network into smaller, more manageable sub-networks. This allows more efficient use of IP addresses and lets you isolate different traffic streams, which is useful for running multiple services, mail pools, or client workloads on separate IP blocks.

Absolutely. Our Intel Core i7 and i9 dedicated servers handle demanding workloads with ease, from high-traffic web apps to game servers and data processing pipelines. For maximum single-core performance, the i9 is the strongest choice in our lineup.

Yes. Our 28-plan lineup spans entry-level Xeon E3 all the way to AMD EPYC Turin and Intel Xeon Gold, including dual-socket configurations. Whether you need a cost-effective workhorse or an enterprise-grade multi-tenant platform, we have a plan for it.

Yes. The /26 subnet gives you 61 usable IPv4 addresses and is one of our most popular add-ons due to its balance of price and IP count. It is a great starting point for SMTP or proxy operations before scaling up to a /24.