Chicago, IL · 20 Gbit/s unmetered
Virtual servers in Chicago. VPS for shared vCPU threads, VDS for physical cores that are yours alone. Every server gets a 20 Gbit/s unmetered port.
Jitter is a small team, so every server gets set up around the person running it.
No layers of overhead in between. That's how we keep our prices under the big providers.
Go VDS and physical cores get pinned to your VM. No neighbors, no steal time.
Every server plugs into a 20 Gbit/s port. Room to spike without hitting a wall.
No transfer caps. No overage bills. Same invoice at 1 TB or 100 TB.
Every server runs on NVMe storage, so disk is never the slow part.
Same network, same NVMe, same 20 Gbit/s port. The only question is whether you share the CPU or own a slice of it.
vCPU threads from a shared pool. Great value, bursts hard, fine for most workloads.
Physical cores pinned to your VM. Same performance at 3am and 3pm.
Every Jitter server runs in Chicago. Right in the middle of the US, so both coasts are a short hop away.
Attack traffic is filtered on the G-Core network before it reaches your server. Real visitors pass straight through.
Chicago, Illinois. Every VPS and VDS runs there.
A VPS gives you vCPU threads from a shared pool on the host. A VDS pins full physical CPU cores to your VM, so nobody else ever runs on them. VPS is cheaper; VDS is more consistent under sustained load.
Yes, subject to fair use. Every server gets a 20 Gbit/s port with no monthly transfer cap and no overage charges, but the port is shared with other customers, so you can't sit at full speed for long stretches. See our terms.
If players notice lag spikes, go VDS. Dedicated cores mean your tick rate doesn't depend on what your neighbors are doing.
Email hello@midtsy.xyz with what you're running and we'll get you set up.