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Cloud VPS Hosting in London, United Kingdom

London: VPS hosting at the world's primary financial hub, with explicit UK data residency for regulated workloads.

Why deploy in London?

VPS London puts your infrastructure inside one of the world's most connected cities -- the location of global financial markets, the European headquarters of most major technology companies, and one of the world's most interconnected network exchange points. For workloads that need to be in London, there is no adequate substitute.

Post-Brexit, UK data residency is a distinct legal requirement from EU residency. For financial services, enterprise, and regulated technology workloads operating under UK GDPR and FCA jurisdiction, London provides the exact in-country answer that compliance and legal teams require.

The problem hosting in London solves

Post-Brexit, EU data centers no longer satisfy UK data-residency requirements

UK GDPR is now independent of the EU framework. For workloads where UK data residency is required, an EU location is a different jurisdiction — not a compliant substitute. You need infrastructure physically located in the UK.

London financial services users expect low-latency infrastructure

Trading platforms, payment systems, and financial APIs are latency-sensitive. Even the cross-Channel round-trip to a European data center adds time that in-city hosting eliminates.

FCA-regulated procurement requires precise data location answers

Financial services technology vendor due diligence in the UK asks specifically where data is processed. An exact city answer — London, United Kingdom — is what those processes require, not a regional or multi-country answer.

Why teams choose us in London

Explicit UK data residency for regulated workloads

UK GDPR operates independently of the EU. Hosting in London gives FCA-regulated and UK-GDPR-obligated workloads in-jurisdiction data placement — a precise, auditable answer for every compliance question.

Milliseconds from London's financial and enterprise users

Serve London-based financial services, enterprise, and technology users from compute in the same city — no cross-Channel routing, no transatlantic hop.

At the centre of global network infrastructure

London is one of the world's primary internet exchange points, with low latency to Europe, North America, and global financial markets. Deploy here for connectivity that no other European city matches.

Built for teams deploying in London

UK financial services and regulated technology teams

London's financial services sector — banks, trading platforms, fintechs, insurance — operates under UK-specific regulation. In-city infrastructure places compute inside the jurisdiction, beside the enterprise clients these businesses serve, and provides the explicit UK data-residency answer that FCA-regulated procurement demands.

Plans available in London

General Purpose plans in London

Plan vCPU RAM Storage Network Price
1 vCPU · 1 GB 1 1024 MB 10 GB SSD/NVMe IPv6 included
$0.0112/hr
~$8.00/mo
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1 vCPU · 1 GB 1 1024 MB 10 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.0138/hr
~$10.00/mo
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1 vCPU · 1 GB 1 1024 MB 15 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.0166/hr
~$12.00/mo
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1 vCPU · 2 GB 1 2048 MB 20 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.0278/hr
~$20.00/mo
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2 vCPU · 2 GB 2 2048 MB 40 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.0334/hr
~$24.00/mo
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2 vCPU · 2 GB 2 2048 MB 40 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.0388/hr
~$28.00/mo
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2 vCPU · 4 GB 2 4096 MB 50 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.0388/hr
~$28.00/mo
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3 vCPU · 4 GB 3 4096 MB 60 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.0556/hr
~$40.00/mo
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4 vCPU · 8 GB 4 8192 MB 80 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.0834/hr
~$60.00/mo
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6 vCPU · 16 GB 6 16384 MB 160 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.1528/hr
~$110.00/mo
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8 vCPU · 32 GB 8 32768 MB 320 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.2778/hr
~$200.00/mo
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16 vCPU · 64 GB 16 65536 MB 640 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.5556/hr
~$400.00/mo
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32 vCPU · 128 GB 32 131072 MB 1024 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$1.1112/hr
~$800.00/mo
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High performance plans in London

Plan vCPU RAM Storage Network Price
1 vCPU · 2 GB 1 2048 MB 50 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.0334/hr
~$24.00/mo
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1 vCPU · 4 GB 1 4096 MB 75 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.0416/hr
~$30.00/mo
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2 vCPU · 8 GB 2 8192 MB 125 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.0612/hr
~$44.00/mo
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4 vCPU · 16 GB 4 16384 MB 250 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.1112/hr
~$80.00/mo
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8 vCPU · 32 GB 8 32768 MB 500 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.1806/hr
~$130.00/mo
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12 vCPU · 64 GB 12 65536 MB 640 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.2472/hr
~$178.00/mo
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16 vCPU · 128 GB 16 131072 MB 1024 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$0.6112/hr
~$440.00/mo
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32 vCPU · 192000 MB 32 192000 MB 2048 GB SSD/NVMe IPv4 included
$1.3888/hr
~$1,000.00/mo
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Bandwidth & networking. Every plan includes 200 GB of free outbound data transfer per month, earned as the server runs — so a server you keep for part of a month has a proportional share of it. Transfer beyond that 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 London

Does VPS hosting in London satisfy UK GDPR and FCA data-residency requirements?
Yes. Hosting in London places your compute and data within the United Kingdom, satisfying UK GDPR data-residency requirements under the UK's independent data-protection framework. For FCA-regulated firms, you can confirm to due-diligence questionnaires that data is processed in-jurisdiction.
Is London the right location if we also need EU data residency for some workloads?
For workloads requiring UK residency, London is the correct location. For workloads requiring EU residency, you'll need an EU member-state location — the UK is now outside the EU framework. Running separate deployments in London and an EU location gives you the cleanest compliance position for both.
How does billing work for high-availability financial services infrastructure?
Billing is hourly, starting when an instance is created and stopping when you destroy it. Every plan carries a monthly price ceiling, so a continuously running instance never exceeds its stated monthly rate — predictable costs for production workloads that run without interruption.