Hosting and Infrastructure Provider · United States

InterServer

Infrastructure and hosting provider operating since 1999, combining managed hosting, VPS, bare metal servers, storage, and colocation across three U.S. regions.

About InterServer

InterServer: managed hosting and cloud infrastructure since 1999

InterServer is an infrastructure and web hosting provider that has been operating since 1999. The company was co-founded by Mike Lavrik and John Quaglieri, who started with a reseller account and grew from the domain and reseller hosting business into shared hosting, cloud VPS, dedicated servers, colocation, email, and managed infrastructure services. The company presents itself as privately operated, with technical leadership directly involved in operations.

Web hosting and email services

The hosting catalog includes standard web hosting, reseller hosting, ASP.NET hosting, email hosting, cPanel hosting, non-profit hosting, student hosting, website builder, and e-commerce solutions. The company states that standard hosting starts at $2.50 for the first month and is aimed at websites, stores, blogs, email, and migrations, without the need to manage a server. It also offers domain registration and private email.

Cloud, VPS, and dedicated servers

In the cloud section, InterServer offers cloud VPS with prices starting at $3 per month, designed for applications, databases, staging environments, Windows workloads, and server-level control. The VPS offering is deployed in variants such as VPS Home, Windows VPS, WordPress VPS, Webuzo VPS, cPanel VPS, Debian VPS, and CentOS VPS, plus an app marketplace. For production workloads, high traffic, or custom stacks, the company offers bare metal and dedicated servers, with specific categories such as 10 Gbps dedicated servers, GPU servers, rapid deploy servers, bare metal dedicated servers, and gaming servers.

GPU, storage, and colocation

The company has GPU and high-resource servers aimed at inference, agentic automation, rendering, data processing, and HPC-style workloads. In storage and backup, it offers remote infrastructure for websites, VPS, dedicated servers, and business data. It also provides colocation services, with space, power, bandwidth, and hands-on data center support for the customer's own equipment.

Network, protection, and technical capabilities

Notable technical features include free DDoS protection, managed support, BYOIP and BGP, integrated firewall, floating IP, IPMI management, and high-throughput capabilities with 10 Gbps, 40 Gbps, 100 Gbps, and 400 Gbps links. The company operates its own network and facilities, with multi-provider connectivity, BGP routing, peering, and capacity planning. The offering is completed with speed tests and support documentation.

Three U.S. regions and continuous support

InterServer deploys its infrastructure in three U.S. regions: the New York City metro area, Dallas, and Los Angeles, so customers can choose a location based on audience, latency, and workload needs. The company states over 26 years of activity and 24/7 live support coverage for hosting, access, DNS, email, migrations, and server issues. Its proposition combines managed hosting, VPS, bare metal, storage, and colocation in a single account, with migration help for sites, applications, email, and infrastructure, and clear monthly pricing as the core of its offering.

In brief

Managed hosting, VPS, and bare metal servers