A dedicated server gives you an entire physical machine in Brazil, with no other customers sharing its processor, memory or disks. Our dedicated servers are housed in a Tier III datacenter in Rio de Janeiro on a 1 Gbps backbone, and every one includes hot-swap RAID, free cPanel/WHM, free Softaculous and eight dedicated IPv4 addresses.
Four configurations are available from $390 to $1,259 per month, built on Intel Xeon processors with mirrored SATA storage and monthly bandwidth from 1 TB upwards. You can install Linux or Windows. This page explains how to choose a configuration, what the included RAID and cPanel licence mean in practice, how to use eight IP addresses well, and how to plan a migration to Rio de Janeiro.
Dedicated servers in a Tier III datacenter in Rio de Janeiro with hot-swap RAID, free cPanel/WHM and Softaculous, and 8 dedicated IPv4 addresses.
Tier III datacenter, 1 Gbps network
| Plan | Processor | Cores / Threads | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Monthly Price | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DBR 1 | Intel Xeon E3-1230 v3 | 4 / 8 | 8 GB | 2 x 1 TB SATA, RAID 1 | 1 TB / month | $390/mo | Order |
| DBR 2 | Intel Xeon E3-1270 v3 | 4 / 8 | 16 GB | 2 x 1 TB SATA, RAID 1 | 5 TB / month | $505/mo | Order |
| DBR 3 | 2 x Intel Xeon E5-2620 v3 | 12 / 24 | 32 GB | 2 x 1 TB SATA, RAID 1 | 10 TB / month | $769/mo | Order |
| DBR 4 | 2 x Intel Xeon E5-2650 v3 | 20 / 40 | 64 GB | 4 x 1 TB SATA, RAID 5/6/10 | 10 TB / month | $1259/mo | Order |
Your server is installed in a Tier III datacenter in Rio de Janeiro. Tier III design provides redundant power and cooling paths, so infrastructure can be maintained without powering down the servers that depend on it.
Disks are protected by hardware-friendly hot-swap RAID. A failed drive can be replaced while the server keeps running, and you can choose RAID 1, 5, 6 or 10 depending on how you want to balance capacity, speed and redundancy.
Every dedicated server includes a cPanel/WHM licence and Softaculous at no extra cost. Create hosting accounts, manage email and DNS, and install WordPress or hundreds of other applications from a familiar web interface.
Each server includes eight dedicated IPv4 addresses. Separate mail from web traffic, give important client sites their own address, run several services on standard ports, or keep a spare address ready for maintenance.
The Rio de Janeiro facility connects to a 1 Gbps network backbone. Monthly bandwidth allowances range from 1 TB on the entry configuration to 10 TB on DBR 3, covering busy websites and data-heavy applications.
Choose a Linux distribution for web hosting, databases and open-source stacks, or Windows for .NET, SQL Server and Windows-only applications. You receive full control of the operating system from day one.
Virtual servers are efficient, but they share a physical host. Under normal conditions that is not a problem; yet when you run a large database, a busy store during a promotion or dozens of client websites, the guarantee that every CPU cycle and every disk operation belongs to you is valuable. A dedicated server removes the shared layer altogether.
Rio de Janeiro is one of Brazil's two main digital hubs, with important network infrastructure along the Atlantic coast. Hosting there keeps your data inside Brazil, gives you Brazilian IP addresses and places your service close to users in the south-east of the country, where a large share of Brazil's population and economic activity is concentrated.
Dedicated hardware also makes compliance discussions easier. When auditors or enterprise clients ask who else uses the machine, the answer is simple: nobody. You control the operating system, the encryption, the access policies and the update schedule. For agencies and hosting resellers, a single dedicated server with cPanel/WHM can replace a collection of separate hosting accounts and make management far more efficient.
The plan table on this page lists four configurations from $390 to $1,259 per month. Here is how the first three differ and what each is suited to.
Four cores and eight threads, 8 GB of RAM, two 1 TB SATA disks in RAID 1 and 1 TB of monthly bandwidth. A solid base for a company's own websites, a mail server, a development environment or a small cPanel reseller operation that values isolation over raw scale.
The E3-1270 v3 has the same four cores and eight threads at higher clock speeds, paired with 16 GB of RAM, the same mirrored 1 TB storage and 5 TB of bandwidth. The extra memory and transfer make it a strong choice for busy WordPress and WooCommerce hosting, medium databases and shared hosting with many accounts.
Two processors give 12 cores and 24 threads, with 32 GB of RAM, mirrored 1 TB storage and 10 TB of bandwidth. This is the configuration for parallel workloads: virtualisation hosts, large databases, application clusters and heavy reseller platforms.
The fourth configuration extends the range up to $1,259 per month; see the table for its full specification.
RAID combines several disks so that the failure of one drive does not mean the loss of your data. Hot-swap means a failed drive can be pulled out and replaced while the server stays online, after which the array rebuilds itself. Our dedicated servers support RAID 1, 5, 6 and 10.
RAID protects against hardware failure, not against deleted files, software bugs or malware. Always keep separate backups, ideally in another location, and test restoring them regularly.
cPanel/WHM licences are a significant ongoing cost for many hosting providers and agencies. On our Rio de Janeiro dedicated servers, the licence is included free, along with Softaculous.
WHM (Web Host Manager) is the server-level interface. From WHM you create hosting packages, set disk and bandwidth limits, add cPanel accounts for each website or client, manage DNS zones, configure PHP versions and monitor services. It is designed for running many separate accounts on one machine in an organised way.
cPanel is the account-level interface each website owner sees. It covers file management, email accounts, databases, SSL certificates, backups and logs, without needing command-line skills.
Softaculous adds one-click installation of WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento-style shops, forums and many other applications, along with update management.
Together these tools let a design agency host every client on its own account, let a reseller sell hosting under its own brand, or simply let an in-house team manage several company sites from one place. cPanel/WHM runs on Linux, so choose a supported Linux distribution if you plan to use it.
IPv4 addresses are scarce, and eight dedicated addresses give you real flexibility. Some practical ways to use them:
All eight are Brazilian addresses, so geolocation services and partners will see your services as located in Brazil. Document which address is used for what, and add only the addresses you need to firewall rules and DNS.
Every configuration can be delivered with Linux or Windows. The right choice depends on the software you plan to run.
Linux is the natural home for cPanel/WHM, Apache, Nginx, PHP, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Node.js, Python and container platforms. It uses less memory than Windows for the same job and has a huge choice of free software. Enterprise-style distributions such as AlmaLinux are well suited to cPanel, while Ubuntu and Debian are popular for custom application stacks.
Windows is the right choice for ASP.NET applications, Microsoft SQL Server, Exchange-style tools, accounting packages and line-of-business software that only runs on Windows. It is also useful when you want to run several remote desktop users on one powerful machine.
Remember that the free cPanel/WHM licence applies to Linux, because cPanel runs on Linux. If you need both, a common pattern is a Linux dedicated server for websites and a Windows KVM VPS or a São Paulo RDP desktop for Windows tools.
With a dedicated server, you control every layer of software. That control comes with responsibility for keeping the machine secure.
Review logs weekly and remove accounts and software you no longer use.
Consolidating several hosting accounts or VPS instances onto one dedicated server is one of the most common reasons customers order in Rio de Janeiro. A careful plan keeps the move smooth.
From another cPanel server: WHM includes a transfer tool that copies whole accounts, including files, databases, email and DNS zones, from a remote cPanel server. You can move accounts in batches and test each one before switching DNS.
From non-cPanel hosting: create the cPanel account first, then upload files over SFTP, import databases through phpMyAdmin or the command line, and recreate mailboxes. Update application configuration files with the new database details.
From a custom Linux or Windows server: rebuild the stack on the new machine, sync data with rsync or robocopy, and run a final incremental sync during a short maintenance window.
In every case, lower DNS TTLs a day or two in advance, test using a hosts file entry, and keep the old environment available for a few days after the switch. Update SPF records, payment gateway allowlists and API partner settings with your new Brazilian IP addresses.
Dedicated servers suit projects where predictable performance, isolation or scale matter most. Typical examples in Rio de Janeiro include:
If your project is smaller today but expected to grow, a Brazil VPS can be a stepping stone, with migration to dedicated hardware later.
Pick the configuration you want from the Rio de Janeiro table on this page and click its order button. You will be taken to our billing system at servers.hostinbrazil.com, where you can choose the operating system, review the order and pay. Prices are listed in US dollars exactly as shown, and dedicated servers are billed monthly.
We accept cryptocurrency, Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and bank transfer. Once your order is processed, server access details appear in the client area, where you can also follow invoices and open tickets.
If you need a RAID level other than the listed RAID 1, a specific Linux distribution, a Windows edition or guidance on which configuration fits your workload, open a support ticket before ordering. Describe the applications you plan to run, your expected traffic and how much storage you need, and our team will advise. Having this conversation early helps ensure the server is ready for your project from the start.
Our dedicated servers are housed in a Tier III datacenter in Rio de Janeiro, connected to a 1 Gbps network backbone. Tier III design uses redundant power and cooling paths so that maintenance can take place without switching servers off. All included IP addresses are Brazilian, so your services appear local to users and partners.
Four configurations are available from $390 to $1,259 per month. DBR 1 costs $390 per month, DBR 2 costs $505 per month and DBR 3 costs $769 per month. Prices are listed in US dollars, and you can pay with cryptocurrency, Visa, Mastercard, PayPal or bank transfer.
Yes. Every dedicated server includes a free cPanel/WHM licence and free Softaculous. WHM lets you create and manage many hosting accounts, while cPanel gives each account owner tools for files, email, databases and SSL. Because cPanel runs on Linux, choose a supported Linux distribution if you plan to use it.
Each dedicated server includes eight dedicated IPv4 addresses, all Brazilian. You can use them to separate mail from web traffic, give important clients their own address, set up branded name servers, run several services on standard ports, or keep a spare address for testing and migrations.
Hot-swap RAID means a failed disk can be replaced while the server keeps running, and the array then rebuilds. Our servers support RAID 1, 5, 6 and 10. The listed configurations use two 1 TB SATA disks in RAID 1. RAID protects against disk failure, but you still need separate backups for deleted or damaged files.
Yes. Every configuration can be delivered with Linux or Windows. Windows suits ASP.NET, SQL Server and Windows-only business software. Note that the included cPanel/WHM licence is for Linux servers, so if you need both a control panel and Windows tools, consider combining a Linux dedicated server with a Windows VPS or RDP plan.
Resellers starting out often choose DBR 2, with 16 GB of RAM and 5 TB of monthly bandwidth, which handles many cPanel accounts comfortably. Larger operations with heavy sites may prefer DBR 3, with two Xeon E5-2620 v3 processors, 12 cores, 24 threads and 32 GB of RAM. Both include free cPanel/WHM and eight IPv4 addresses.
If you are coming from another cPanel server, WHM's transfer tool can copy accounts with files, databases, email and DNS. From other hosting, recreate accounts and upload data manually. Lower DNS TTLs beforehand, test with a hosts file entry, then switch DNS and update SPF records and allowlists with your new Brazilian IP addresses.
Tell us where your users are and what you plan to run. An engineer will reply with a recommendation through the ticket system.
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