Offshore Dedicated Servers for Streaming

Video streaming is one of the most resource-intensive workloads in hosting. A single 1080p stream at reasonable quality requires 5-10 Mbps of sustained bandwidth, which means serving just 100 concurrent viewers requires 0.5-1 Gbps of network throughput. Scale to thousands of viewers, add multiple quality tiers (480p, 720p, 1080p, 4K), and the infrastructure requirements become substantial — far beyond what general-purpose hosting can handle efficiently.

Beyond raw bandwidth, streaming workloads demand consistent performance. Viewers tolerate occasional slow page loads, but buffering during a live stream or choppy playback on a video-on-demand platform drives users away immediately. Your hosting infrastructure needs to deliver sustained throughput without the performance variability that comes from shared hosting environments or oversubscribed network ports.

DMCA issues are particularly acute for streaming platforms. Even legitimate streaming services receive automated takedown notices triggered by audio fingerprinting, visual recognition systems, or simply by hosting content that copyright holders want removed regardless of fair use or licensing rights. Our DMCA-ignored policy ensures your streaming platform stays online while you deal with any legitimate disputes through proper legal channels rather than having your infrastructure pulled out from under you.

Our streaming-optimized servers pair high-bandwidth network ports with the CPU and GPU resources needed for real-time transcoding. The entry-level streaming configuration includes an Intel Xeon E-2388G processor for software transcoding of moderate stream counts, 64 GB RAM for caching, 2 TB NVMe storage for media files, and a 1 Gbps unmetered port for delivering streams to several hundred concurrent viewers.

For larger platforms, GPU-accelerated transcoding is essential. An NVIDIA RTX 4090 can transcode dozens of simultaneous video streams using NVENC hardware encoding, producing multiple quality tiers from a single source stream in real-time. This frees the CPU for other tasks — serving the web interface, managing user sessions, handling chat, and running the streaming application logic — while the GPU handles the computationally intensive transcoding work.

10 Gbps unmetered connectivity is available for platforms that need to serve thousands of concurrent viewers. Combined with a multi-core AMD EPYC processor and NVMe storage, a 10 Gbps streaming server can deliver 1,000+ concurrent 1080p streams or 250+ concurrent 4K streams from a single machine. For larger audiences, multiple streaming servers can be deployed behind a load balancer for virtually unlimited scaling.

We support all major streaming software platforms on our dedicated servers. Nginx-RTMP is a popular open-source option for RTMP ingest and HLS/DASH output, suitable for small-to-medium platforms. Owncast provides a complete self-hosted live streaming solution with chat functionality. For larger operations, Flussonic Media Server and Nimble Streamer offer professional-grade features including DVR, time-shift, multi-protocol output, and detailed analytics.

For IPTV operations, our servers support Xtream Codes-compatible panels, Ministra/Stalker middleware, and custom IPTV solutions. The combination of unmetered bandwidth, DMCA-ignored hosting, and high-performance hardware makes our servers ideal for IPTV service providers who need reliable infrastructure without content-policing interference from their hosting provider.

Video-on-demand platforms built on open-source CMS systems like PeerTube or custom solutions built with FFmpeg, HLS.js, and Video.js frameworks run efficiently on our hardware. NVMe storage provides the I/O throughput to serve many simultaneous video streams from disk, while our unmetered bandwidth ensures that popular content can be served to unlimited viewers without bandwidth caps or overage charges.

The Starter streaming plan includes an Intel Xeon E-2388G (8 cores), 64 GB RAM, 2x 1 TB NVMe RAID 1, and 1 Gbps unmetered bandwidth. This configuration handles software transcoding for small platforms with up to 200-300 concurrent viewers at 1080p. It is ideal for independent streamers, small communities, or startup streaming platforms testing their business model.

The Professional streaming plan adds an NVIDIA RTX 4090 GPU for hardware transcoding, upgrades to 128 GB RAM and 4x 2 TB NVMe RAID 10, and includes a 10 Gbps unmetered port. This configuration supports thousands of concurrent viewers with multiple quality tiers, real-time transcoding of dozens of input streams, and terabytes of on-server VOD storage. It is the right choice for established streaming platforms with growing audiences.

The Enterprise streaming plan features dual AMD EPYC processors, 256-512 GB RAM, multiple GPUs for transcoding, large NVMe storage arrays, and 10 Gbps unmetered bandwidth. This configuration handles the most demanding streaming operations — large IPTV services, major adult streaming platforms, or high-traffic live event streaming. Custom configurations with multiple 10 Gbps ports or dedicated network infrastructure are available for the largest deployments. All plans include DMCA-ignored policies and cryptocurrency payments.