Singapore · SINServers in Singapore: Asia-Pacific reach, and we say that is what it is for.

Asia-Pacific latency. Choose another region if jurisdiction is the point. APAC gateway, direct peering to major carriers.

from$2.79/mo

Deploy a server in Singapore

Same price in every region · No KYC · Crypto only

The site

What is physically there.

Every figure here is the one the network page, the configurator and the status page read. Nothing on this page is measured somewhere else or rounded up for it.

City
Singapore Airport code SIN, which is also the region id in the API.
Data centre
Carrier-neutral, N+1, major subsea landing adjacency
Power
Grid with N+1 UPS and generator, dual utility feed
Uplink
2 × 100 Gbit Multiple tier-1 carriers
Internet exchanges
SGIX · Equinix IX Open peering, no ratio requirement.
Region class
Core 1.2 Tbit/s DDoS mitigation at the edge, included.

The law here

What this jurisdiction does, and what it does not.

Singapore is the interconnection point for the region. It is on this list for reach rather than for shelter, and we say so rather than dressing it up.

Servers here are operated by Hostonym Singapore Pte. Ltd, registered with ACRA. A request for data or for a removal has to be valid under local law and reach that company through a local court.

Measure it yourself

No latency figure from us. Run your own.

A latency number on a host’s own page is a measurement somebody else made from somewhere else. The looking glass gives you the targets in this region so you can measure from where you actually are; the status page shows every minute this region was unreachable.

Before you choose a region.

Is the price different in this region?

No. Every region carries the same price list, from the smallest VPS to a full rack. Choose on the law and the latency you need, never on the price.

Can I move a server to another jurisdiction later?

Yes. A virtual instance moves between any two of the eight regions with one API call or one request; a dedicated server is migrated by an engineer at no charge. The address changes, nothing else does.

Whose law applies to a server here?

The law of the country it sits in, through Hostonym Singapore Pte. Ltd, the company registered here that operates it. A foreign notice is correspondence; content is removed only when a court with jurisdiction over that company orders it.

Do you ask for identity documents in this region?

No, in no region and at no stage. An email address that receives mail is the only account requirement, and payment is in cryptocurrency only.