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Managed Servers
in New York City
Fully managed bare metal in the New York metro: we monitor it, patch it, harden it and answer within 15 minutes, 24/7. NYIIX and Equinix NY peering, under 2 ms to Manhattan. From $578/mo all-in — a $499 server plus $79 management.
What You Stop Doing Yourself
Unmanaged bare metal is cheaper right up to the first 3am kernel panic. Managed means someone else is already awake and already looking at it.
Checks every 60 seconds on host, network, disk health and the services you nominate. An alert opens a ticket and pages an on-call engineer — it does not sit in a dashboard nobody is watching.
Operating system and control panel updates applied on a schedule you agree, with a documented rollback. SSH, firewall and kernel hardening applied at handover, before the server ever sees production traffic.
We verify that your backups ran, that they are the size they should be, and that a restore actually works. An unverified backup is not a backup, and it is usually discovered at the worst possible moment.
15-minute response target, 24/7, from engineers with IPMI access to the New York facility. If the machine will not boot, someone is already on the console rather than waiting for you to notice.
Managed Servers For Every Borough
The server lives in our New York metro facility, not in your office — which is the point. Wherever your team sits, the machine is a couple of milliseconds away and somebody else is responsible for it at 3am.
Under 2 ms from both Midtown and the Financial District over ordinary business fibre. Close enough that a managed server in our facility behaves like one in your own comms room, without the comms room, the UPS, or the engineer who has to physically go and look at it.
Same sub-2 ms range across the East River. Agencies in Dumbo and Long Island City, and firms with server closets in Queens, are the ones who most often move a workload in rather than keep paying an IT contractor to drive to it.
Typically 2–4 ms from Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester. Far enough out that on-site support calls get expensive, which is usually what prompts the conversation in the first place.
Northern New Jersey and south-west Connecticut land in the same few milliseconds. If your users are spread across the whole tri-state area, one managed New York server serves all of it without a second site.
Plenty of our managed New York customers are nowhere near it. The reasons to be here are NYIIX and Equinix peering, US East latency and US data residency — none of which require you to be in the building, or in the country.
We do not manage hardware sitting in your own premises, and we will say so rather than take the money. If the server is in your office, you want an on-site IT contractor. If you would rather it were not in your office, that is a migration and we do those.
Questions About Managed Servers in New York
A managed server in NY is the price of the server plus $79/mo for management — from $578/mo all-in for the 16-core Ryzen 9 9950X, or $1,438/mo for the 64-core EPYC 9555P. There is no separate setup fee for management.
The facility is in the New York metro with NYIIX and Equinix NY peering, which puts it under 2 ms from Midtown, the Financial District and Long Island. Managed servers in NYC are the same hardware as our unmanaged New York plans, with our engineers running them.
Server management is the ongoing operational work a running server needs and nobody enjoys: watching it, patching it, hardening it, checking the backups, and being awake when it breaks. Renting a dedicated server gets you the hardware and root access. Server management is the part that keeps the hardware useful without you hiring a sysadmin, and on our New York servers it is $79/mo on top of the machine.
No, and it is worth being clear about it. We manage the servers we host, in our New York facility. If your server is in a closet in Midtown or a rack in your Queens warehouse, you need an on-site IT contractor, not us. What we can do is move that workload into our facility — which is usually cheaper than paying someone to visit it — and manage it there.
Monitoring every 60 seconds, operating system and control panel patching, security hardening at handover, backup supervision, and a 15-minute response target on tickets — 24/7, from engineers who can reach the New York facility.
Yes. New York is covered by the same follow-the-sun rota as Frankfurt and Singapore, so a 3am Eastern ticket is picked up by an engineer whose working day it already is. There is no overnight queue that waits for morning.
We manage the operating system, the web and database layer, and anything we deployed. Bespoke application code stays yours — but we will still tell you which process is eating the box at 3am, and restart it if you ask us to in advance.
Yes, from the client area, on any existing New York server. It is prorated for the days remaining in the current term and starts the same day.
A Tier III+ facility in the New York metro with NYIIX and Equinix NY peering. Manhattan and Long Island reach it in under 2 ms; Boston, Philadelphia and Washington DC in under 8 ms.
Backup supervision is. We verify that your backups ran, that they are the size they should be, and that a restore works — which is the half that usually gets skipped. Managed Pro adds 14-day retention and a four-hour recovery target. What we do not do is quietly assume a backup exists because a cron job exited zero.
Yes. Patching runs in a window you agree rather than whenever an update lands, with a documented rollback, and we tell you before and after. For a shop whose traffic peaks on weekday mornings, a 3am Sunday window is the obvious answer; for a business serving Asia from New York it is not, and we will work out which you are.
All of them. Server support runs on a follow-the-sun rota across three regions, so an overnight New York ticket reaches an engineer who is mid-shift rather than one who is asleep. The 15-minute response target is the same at 3am Tuesday as at 3pm.