Cherry Servers

Lithuanian provider selling dedicated machines and virtual servers on its own hardware, billed by the hour, by fixed term or as spot capacity.

www.cherryservers.compricing

Bare metal by the hour, since 2001.

Classification

Categories: Bare metal, Virtual Private Servers, GPU cloud
Operating system: Self-managed
Metal: Owns the hardware
Use cases: Web apps, API backends, Game servers, AI and LLM apps, Data pipelines, Background jobs and queues
Audience: Startups, Small and medium businesses, Enterprises, Solo and freelance

Tech stack

Runtimes: Anything, Docker
Shell: Root shell
GPU: GPU instances5

Pricing

Pricing model: Per hour
Entry price: $5 to $15 a month
Typical ceiling: $150 to $500 a month3
Currencies: USD 3
Billed: Monthly, Quarterly, Half-yearly, Yearly, Multi-year4
Exit: Within a month 4
Free tier: None

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Cherry Servers has run from Lithuania since 2001 and owns the hardware it rents out. The catalogue is dedicated machines and virtual servers, with elastic block and backup storage, floating IPs, load balancers and public IP subnets alongside them. The same machine can be taken hourly, on a fixed term or as spot capacity, which is a wider set of billing arrangements than the size of the company suggests.

Data centers sit in Europe, North America and Asia. Technical support is included rather than sold as a tier and is staffed around the clock, and the company publishes an availability commitment and a money-back window. The workloads it names as targets are Web3, gaming, AI, streaming and trading, and a long list of payment methods including cryptocurrencies is accepted.

Identity

Founded: 2001
Reach: ↓768 1

Deployment

Deployment: Control panel

Regions and law

Regions: Netherlands, Germany, Lithuania, Sweden, United States, Singapore, Japan 2
Headquarters: Lithuania 2

Support

Support: Email, Chat
Hours: Around the clock

Automation

API: Public
Infrastructure as code: Terraform

Sources

2026-09-07: Reach
majestic.com/reports/majestic-million
2026-10-15: Regions, Headquarters
www.cherryservers.com/locations
2026-10-15: Typical ceiling, Currencies
www.cherryservers.com/pricing
2026-10-15: Billed, Exit
www.cherryservers.com/terms-of-service
2026-10-15: GPU
www.cherryservers.com/dedicated-gpu-servers

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