Until this month you could put a VPS For Life server in 11 countries. You can now put one in 56, spread across Europe, Asia and the Pacific, the Middle East, the Americas and Africa. That is 45 new countries, and it is the largest change to this service since it launched.
Where the 56 are
- Europe — 31 countries
- Asia and the Pacific — 10 countries
- Middle East — 3 countries
- Americas — 9 countries
- Africa — 3 countries
The full country-by-country list is on the datacenter locations page, which is generated from the same source this announcement is, so the two cannot disagree.
Two things worth knowing before you choose
The price is not the same in every country. Datacenter costs vary, and some countries carry local conditions that cost more to serve. Rather than average that across everyone, each country shows its own price during checkout, before you pay. If budget is the deciding factor, compare a few countries at the order stage.
You can test the network before you commit. We do not publish latency tables, because a millisecond figure is only true for the network path it was measured on — ours, not yours. Instead, open a support ticket and ask for a test IP in the country you are considering, and measure it from where your users actually are. Between that and the 7-day money-back guarantee on a first order, there is no need to take a routing claim on trust.
What has not changed
Everything else. The same 56-country choice is made the same way, at checkout, on the same automated deployment that hands over a server in about 60 seconds once payment is confirmed. Full root access, a dedicated IPv4 address and open outbound Port 25 are unchanged on every plan.
If a country you need is still missing, tell us on the contact page — that is how most of these 45 got added.