Does San Juan count as US-hosted for regulatory and contract purposes?

Yes. Puerto Rico is a US territory and San Juan infrastructure operates under US federal law. For most US regulatory frameworks and enterprise contracts that require American-jurisdiction hosting, this satisfies the requirement. Confirm with your legal team for specific compliance contexts.

How much latency improvement does San Juan offer over a US mainland deployment?

For users in Puerto Rico itself, the improvement is substantial — you eliminate a round-trip to the US mainland entirely. For Caribbean island users and northern South American markets, San Juan provides meaningfully better latency than a Virginia or Ohio deployment, though an in-country deployment in those markets will always be faster than any regional node.

Can we use San Juan as a staging location before committing to Latin American infrastructure?

Yes — that is a common approach. Hourly billing means no long-term commitment. Deploy in San Juan to validate regional latency and user experience, then add dedicated Latin American city deployments as you confirm market demand.

Cloud VPS Hosting in San Juan, Puerto Rico

San Juan: US-jurisdiction Cloud VPS at the crossroads of the Caribbean and Latin America.

Why deploy in San Juan?

San Juan sits at a geographic and legal intersection that few locations can match: US federal jurisdiction on an island in the Caribbean Sea. For platforms that must remain inside US legal boundaries while reducing latency to Caribbean and Latin American users, San Juan resolves a tension that a US mainland deployment cannot.

Whether you are building a Caribbean-first product, running a regional edge node to reduce latency for Spanish-speaking audiences, or establishing a Latin American presence without leaving US territory, San Juan delivers the geography without the jurisdictional complexity of deploying in a foreign country.

The problem hosting in San Juan solves

Caribbean and Latin American users absorb mainland US latency

Users in San Juan, Santo Domingo, Havana, or Bogotá connecting to a Virginia or Ohio data centre are absorbing a cross-ocean or cross-continent round-trip on every request. For real-time applications, checkout flows, and media delivery, that overhead is measurable and users notice it compared to locally-hosted alternatives.

Foreign-jurisdiction deployments add legal and operational complexity

Deploying in Mexico, Colombia, or the Caribbean island nations means navigating foreign data-protection laws, local procurement, and tax and compliance obligations your team may not be structured to handle. Puerto Rico is US territory — the same legal framework you already operate under.

Why teams choose us in San Juan

US jurisdiction, Caribbean geography

Puerto Rico is a US territory. Infrastructure in San Juan operates under US federal law, satisfying American regulatory and contractual requirements, while sitting in the Caribbean Sea — closer to your regional users than any mainland US data centre.

Lower latency to Caribbean and northern South America

San Juan's geographic position reduces round-trip times for users across the Caribbean basin, the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador compared to routing from the US eastern seaboard.

Launch a regional presence in seconds

Provision a San Juan instance through the dashboard or API, pay by the hour, and establish a Caribbean regional presence without a long-term commitment or foreign infrastructure contract.

Built for teams deploying in San Juan

US-based platforms entering Caribbean and northern Latin American markets

Your product is built in the United States, your contracts require US-jurisdiction hosting, but your growth is in Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Colombia, or the Caribbean basin. A San Juan deployment keeps you inside US law while closing the distance to the users you are acquiring — without the legal, procurement, and banking complexity of standing up infrastructure in a foreign country.

Plans available in San Juan

General Purpose plans in San Juan

Plan	vCPU	RAM	Storage	Network	Price
1 vCPU · 512 MB	1	512 MB	10 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv6 included	$0.0084/hr ~$6.00/mo	Deploy
1 vCPU · 768 MB	1	768 MB	10 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0112/hr ~$8.00/mo	Deploy
1 vCPU · 768 MB	1	768 MB	20 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0138/hr ~$10.00/mo	Deploy
1 vCPU · 1 GB	1	1024 MB	30 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0222/hr ~$16.00/mo	Deploy
2 vCPU · 2 GB	2	2048 MB	40 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0334/hr ~$24.00/mo	Deploy
4 vCPU · 2 GB	4	2048 MB	20 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0416/hr ~$30.00/mo	Deploy
2 vCPU · 2 GB	2	2048 MB	80 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0416/hr ~$30.00/mo	Deploy
2 vCPU · 4 GB	2	4096 MB	20 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0416/hr ~$30.00/mo	Deploy
3 vCPU · 3 GB	3	3072 MB	60 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0556/hr ~$40.00/mo	Deploy
4 vCPU · 4 GB	4	4096 MB	80 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.0834/hr ~$60.00/mo	Deploy
6 vCPU · 8 GB	6	8192 MB	160 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.1528/hr ~$110.00/mo	Deploy
8 vCPU · 16 GB	8	16384 MB	320 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.2778/hr ~$200.00/mo	Deploy
12 vCPU · 32 GB	12	32768 MB	640 GB SSD/NVMe	IPv4 included	$0.5556/hr ~$400.00/mo	Deploy

Bandwidth & networking. Every plan includes 200 GB of free outbound data transfer each month; additional transfer is billed at $0.09 per GB. Most plans include a public IPv4 address with IPv6 free on demand; IPv6-only sizes offer IPv4 as a paid add-on.

Questions about San Juan

Does San Juan count as US-hosted for regulatory and contract purposes?: Yes. Puerto Rico is a US territory and San Juan infrastructure operates under US federal law. For most US regulatory frameworks and enterprise contracts that require American-jurisdiction hosting, this satisfies the requirement. Confirm with your legal team for specific compliance contexts.
How much latency improvement does San Juan offer over a US mainland deployment?: For users in Puerto Rico itself, the improvement is substantial — you eliminate a round-trip to the US mainland entirely. For Caribbean island users and northern South American markets, San Juan provides meaningfully better latency than a Virginia or Ohio deployment, though an in-country deployment in those markets will always be faster than any regional node.
Can we use San Juan as a staging location before committing to Latin American infrastructure?: Yes — that is a common approach. Hourly billing means no long-term commitment. Deploy in San Juan to validate regional latency and user experience, then add dedicated Latin American city deployments as you confirm market demand.

Storage may be SSD or NVMe unless a specific type is mentioned.
IPv6-only sizes can add a paid IPv4 address.
Billing is hourly and starts when the server is created. Prices are in USD and exclude applicable taxes.