Seven VPS locations on Leaseweb's network.
Every VPS here runs in a Leaseweb data center, on Leaseweb's network. Select a data center on the map or in the list to see local prices.
Each marker shows the city a location is named after. The lines are illustrative, not real network routes. The table below gives the real town.
All seven, side by side
Some data centers sit outside the city they are named after, so this table gives the real town.| City | Data center | Town | Traffic | Test IP | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amsterdam | AMS-01 | Haarlem, near Amsterdam | 30 TB | 95.211.20.80 | $8.99/mo |
| Frankfurt | FRA-01 | Frankfurt | 30 TB | 178.162.226.176 | $8.99/mo |
| London | LON-01 | Slough, near London | 30 TB | 23.106.58.162 | $10.99/mo |
| Los Angeles | LAX-12 | Los Angeles | 30 TB | 23.105.41.222 | $10.99/mo |
| San Francisco | SFO-12 | San Jose, in the Bay Area | 30 TB | 23.81.166.99 | $10.99/mo |
| Washington | WDC-02 | Manassas, Virginia | 30 TB | 23.105.9.80 | $10.99/mo |
| Singapore | SIN-12 | Singapore | 30 TB | 23.108.99.54 | $12.99/mo |
How to choose
Start with where most of your users are and pick the location nearest to them. Then test it: ping each candidate's test IP from your users' networks and compare. The location guide walks through the decision.
Why prices differ
Leaseweb's own costs differ by location, and our prices follow them. The six plans have the same vCPU, memory and NVMe SSD everywhere.
Test before you order
Each location page has a test IP, download files and an iperf3 command for Leaseweb's test server there. They measure the path to that server, not a VPS. The network test guide explains the results, and Leaseweb's looking glass ↗ lets you check routes.