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SITE 13 · LIS1 · Europe · AS212345

VPS LisbonPortugal

The Atlantic's south-west shelf.

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Live since
2026
Median RTT
3ms
Edge capacity
0.22Tbit/s
from
€1.90/mo
Facility
LIS1 — Carnaxide
Certification
Tier III
Carriers
Arelion
Peering
GIGAPIX
Test IP
185.42.25.10
Stock
In stock

SITE DOSSIER · LIS1

Why Lisbon?

Lisbon went live in 2026 in LIS1 in Carnaxide, a suburb on the Tagus's north bank chosen because the transatlantic cables from Brazil land within sight of it. We joined GIGAPIX with Arelion as our only carrier — the quietest port in the fleet — and the first ping to São Paulo came back at 100 ms, which the engineers logged as the shortest Europe–Brazil path in the catalogue.

The site runs 0.22 Tbit/s of edge capacity at a 3 ms local median, 5 ms from Madrid and 87 ms from Miami. Portugal is where Europe runs out of land going west, which is exactly why Lisbon exists: the Atlantic's south-west shelf, for the users who live on the western edge and the traffic that crosses the ocean.

FLEET · RATE CARD

Plans in Lisbon

Every plan in the catalogue, at the same price as everywhere else. A server here provisions in about fifty-five seconds.

PART EVPS-NANO · REV. D

I Nano

€1.90/mo

billed €€22.80 once· save 21% vs 6-month

vCPU
1 × EPYC
Memory
2 GB DDR5
Storage
25 GB Gen4 NVMe
Traffic
2 TB
Port
1 Gbit/s

Typically used forSmall website · Personal VPN · DNS or monitoring box · Light cron jobs

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PART EVPS-MICRO · REV. D

II Micro

€3.10/mo

billed €€37.20 once· save 21% vs 6-month

vCPU
2 × EPYC
Memory
4 GB DDR5
Storage
50 GB Gen4 NVMe
Traffic
4 TB
Port
1 Gbit/s

Typically used forDiscord or Telegram bot · Mail server · Home lab jump host · Small website

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PART EVPS-BASE · REV. D

Most chosen

III Base

€5.50/mo

billed €€66.00 once· save 20% vs 6-month

vCPU
4 × EPYC
Memory
8 GB DDR5
Storage
100 GB Gen4 NVMe
Traffic
8 TB
Port
2.5 Gbit/s

Typically used forDocker stack · Nextcloud · Staging server · Game server

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PART EVPS-WORK · REV. D

IV Work

€10.40/mo

billed €€124.80 once· save 19% vs 6-month

vCPU
6 × EPYC
Memory
16 GB DDR5
Storage
200 GB Gen4 NVMe
Traffic
12 TB
Port
2.5 Gbit/s

Typically used forProduction web app · Postgres primary · CI runner · Scraping

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Same price in all 41 sitesMost chosen · BaseCompare every plan →

TELECOM SURVEY · 90-DAY MEDIAN

Latency from Lisbon

Median round-trip time to major cities, measured hourly from this site over the last 90 days. The bar is width-proportional; 200 ms fills the track.

Madrid5 ms
Paris16 ms
London18 ms
Zurich18 ms
Frankfurt19 ms
Amsterdam20 ms
Miami87 ms
São Paulo100 ms

SCALE · 0–200 MS · GIGAPIX

The hardware behind every server

CPU
AMD EPYC 9354P · 3.80 GHz boost
Memory
384 GB DDR5-4800 ECC per host
Storage
Samsung PM9A3 Gen4 NVMe, RAID-10
Network
2 × 25 GbE LACP to separate leaves
Power
A+B feeds, 72 h diesel autonomy
Hypervisor
KVM on Linux 6.12 LTS
Oversubscription
3:1 fair-share · 1:1 dedicated

Identical spec sheet in all 41 sites — the only thing that changes between locations is the sign on the building.

ADJACENT SHEETS

Nearby regions

Eight sites to compare this one against. If a shorter hop changes the answer, the math is the same everywhere.

Frankfurt

1 ms

Germany

FRA4 · Europe

Düsseldorf

2 ms

Germany

DUS1 · Europe

Amsterdam

2 ms

Netherlands

AMS1 · Europe

London

2 ms

United Kingdom

LON2 · Europe

Paris

3 ms

France

PAR1 · Europe

Zurich

3 ms

Switzerland

ZRH1 · Europe

Madrid

3 ms

Spain

MAD1 · Europe

Milan

3 ms

Italy

MIL1 · Europe

Q&A · VER. 4.2

Questions about Lisbon

The two answers people actually ask about this site, then the five we give everywhere.

This site

Lisbon or Madrid for Iberia?
Five milliseconds, and then the ocean decides. Madrid at 0.32 Tbit/s on ESpanix is the larger hub for continental traffic — 14 ms to Frankfurt. Lisbon's 0.22 Tbit/s on GIGAPIX earns its keep on the Atlantic side: 100 ms to São Paulo against Madrid's 101, and 87 ms to Miami, the shortest route to the Americas that any European site of ours publishes.
Why does Europe need a rack on the far south-west edge?
Because the cables leave from there. Lisbon is 100 ms from São Paulo and 87 ms from Miami — the shortest Atlantic numbers a European site of ours publishes — which makes it the European end for Brazil-facing and Latin America-facing workloads. For purely continental users, Frankfurt remains the default; Lisbon is for the traffic that points west.

Everywhere

Which region should I pick?
Measure, then read. Median RTT decides most cases: pick the site closest to the users you already have, then check the local law if that matters to your data. We do not charge a regional premium, so the decision is never financial.
Is the price the same in every location?
Yes. A Nano costs €1.90 per month in Frankfurt and in São Paulo. There is no regional pricing tier, no 'emerging market' discount and no 'premium location' markup to optimise around.
Can I move a server to another site later?
Take a snapshot, deploy the same image at the destination, restore, update the DNS. The console does not yet automate the migration end-to-end, but nothing about the price changes if you redeploy somewhere else.
Is DDoS protection included?
Standard volumetric filtering is always on and always free at every site. If you need application-layer scrubbing with custom rules, the Advanced tier costs €3.90 per month per server.
What IP addresses do I get?
Every server ships with one dedicated IPv4 and a routed /64 of IPv6, both announced from the site you chose. Additional IPv4s are €1.20 per month each, up to eight per server.

Payments from Portugal

Orders from Portugal are handled exactly like every other order: checkout in euros, payment in Bitcoin, Monero or any of twenty-four assets, and the server provisions on the first network confirmation. No card, no bank, no name that has to match one.

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Two decisions, then a network

Pick a size, pick a site, pay in crypto. Moving later is one snapshot and a redeploy away.

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