VPS Florence, Italy
Here are the best available VPS deals in Florence, Italy. You have several options that you can choose depending on your needs.
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VPS Hosting Plans in Florence, Italy
Technical Specifications
Server Specifications
- Virtualization
- KVM
- Storage Type
- SSD
- CPU Type
- Enterprise-grade Intel/AMD
Network
- Port Speed
- 1 Gbps
- Network Type
- Metered
- IPv4 Address
- 1 Dedicated IP
Location & Deployment
- Data Center
- Florence, Italy
- Region
- Europe
- Setup Time
- Instant Deployment
Available Plan Range
- CPU Cores
- 1 - 12
- RAM
- 768 MB - 32 GB
- Storage
- 10 GB - 640 GB
- Bandwidth
- 500 GB - 8192 GB
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Choose a VPS in Florence, Italy to place your workloads at the heart of Europe’s business and cultural corridor. Our Florence data center connects into major Italian and EU internet exchanges, delivering low-latency routes to Milan, Rome, Zurich, Munich, and Southern Europe. This metered virtual server model keeps costs clear and controlled—perfect for teams that can manage bandwidth and don’t expect heavy traffic spikes.
With redundant network uplinks and IPv4/IPv6 connectivity, your cloud server benefits from stable performance and quick response times across Italy and neighboring markets. Metered plans are a cost-effective fit for low to moderate traffic websites, internal tools, staging environments, microservices, and regional SaaS pilots. Predictable pricing helps you optimize spend while maintaining the flexibility of a scalable VPS hosting platform.
Whether you serve EU customers, run a local business site, or deploy a lightweight application that values latency over volume, our Florence virtual server location provides excellent reach into Central and Southern Europe. Enjoy the control of a VPS with SSD storage and modern virtualization, plus the freedom to right-size bandwidth for your actual usage—so you pay for what you use, not what you don’t.