Singapore.
our APAC region.
Our APAC region, and the other of the two we open with. Every server there boots with root and a public IPv4, at the same price as Houston.
The Strait at night
Singapore sits on one of the busiest shipping lanes there is, and a good deal of Asia's internet comes ashore beside it.
Below the shipping lanes
Traffic between continents mostly travels as light through glass lying on a seabed.
A landing point for Asia
Subsea systems serving Tokyo, Mumbai, Sydney, Jakarta come ashore around here. That is why the region's traffic passes through it.
Where your server sits
Yours is a KVM guest on one of our hosts. It boots its own kernel, you get root, and it comes up with a public IPv4.
Singapore is a launch region.
It opens alongside Houston, with the same plans, the same prices and the same panel. Servers there get a public IPv4, blended transit that reaches Tier-1 carriers, and inbound DDoS scrubbing. We publish no latency figures for it, because we have not measured them ourselves yet.
Three sizes, priced the same in both regions.
Pick a size and top up your wallet. The hourly rate works out to the monthly price divided by 730, and if you leave a server running for a whole month the bill stops at the monthly price, which is the number in the table and the most it can ever be.
| Plan | Monthly | Server | Transfer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ember | $5 | 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 10 GB NVMe | 1 TB |
| Flare | $10 | 2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 20 GB NVMe | 2 TB |
| Blaze | $20 | 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe | 3 TB |
Questions about the Singapore region.
Is Singapore live?
Yes. It is one of the two regions we open with, and Houston is the other. You create a server there from the same panel, at the same price.
What latency should I expect from Singapore?
We have not measured it, so there are no numbers on this page. Distance sets the floor: the further your users sit from Singapore, the higher the round-trip. Measure it from your own network against a server you run here, and if it does not suit you, destroy the server and billing stops that hour.
Does Singapore cost more than Houston?
No. Ember is $5 in both, Flare is $10, Blaze is $20. There is no location surcharge. See the pricing page for current rates.
Can I get a Singapore IP and floating IPs?
Every server ships with a public IPv4. Reserve up to 3 IPs at $3/mo each and move them between servers when you need to. A reserved IP bills for as long as it exists, including while it is detached.
Does my data stay in Singapore?
A server you create in the Singapore region runs in Singapore. Nothing moves it to another region on its own.
What keeps billing when I am not using it?
A stopped server still bills; only destroying it ends the charge. Block storage at $0.10/GB/mo and reserved IPs at $3/mo bill while they exist, even when detached from everything. Snapshots are free up to 3, then $1/mo each for as long as you keep them. Backups add 20% to the server's rate.
Singapore pricing, same as everywhere.
No regional markup — Singapore costs what every other region costs. Billed from a wallet, monthly-primary, cancel anytime, no setup fee.
| Plan | vCPU | RAM | NVMe | Transfer | $/mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ember A small always-on box for side projects. | 1 | 1 GB | 10 GB | 1 TB | $5 | Deploy |
| Flare★ popular The popular default for small apps. | 2 | 2 GB | 20 GB | 2 TB | $10 | Deploy |
| Blaze Room for heavier workloads. | 2 | 4 GB | 40 GB | 3 TB | $20 | Deploy |
Hourly is derived from monthly and never bills above the cap. Add block storage at $0.10/GB·mo, hold a reserved IP for $3/mo, snapshots free up to three.
Close to more
than you'd think.
Low-latency reach to Tokyo, Mumbai, Sydney, Jakarta and everywhere between — backed by a 100% uptime SLA.