North America · United States Dedicated servers in Miami
Miami is the internet’s bridge between North and Latin America. The NAP of the Americas is the primary exchange point between the US and Latin America, and cables from Brazil, Colombia and the Caribbean land on the Florida coast.
- 2configurations in stock
- $125from, per month
- 15 msto Atlanta (measured)
MiamiMIA
- Jurisdiction
- United States · Florida
- Facility
- Tier III, carrier-neutralN+1 power and cooling, 24/7 security
- Ports
- 1 Gbps unmetered
- Exchange
- FL-IX
- DDoS
- Always-on L3/L4 filtering
Dedicated servers in stock in Miami
Every configuration below can be online in Miami within 2–4 hours. Need something else here? Ask for a custom build.
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128 GB DDR5 ECC4 × 32 GB ECC UDIMM | 2 × 1.92 TB NVMeGen4 datacenter · RAID 1 | 1 Gbps unmetered |    +5 |
Deploy AMD Ryzen 9 9950X | |
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128 GB DDR4 ECC8 × 16 GB · RDIMM 3200 | 2 × 1.92 TB NVMeGen4 datacenter · RAID 1 | 1 Gbps unmetered |  |
Deploy Intel Xeon Gold 6312U |
No server matches these filters right now.
- $0 setup fee
- IPMI / KVM console
- DDoS protection
- 1 IPv4 + /64 IPv6
- Free hardware replacement
- Cancel anytime
How Miami is connected
Internet exchanges
- FL-IXSouth Florida’s community exchange: about 4.6 Tbps at peak (September 2026), ~200 networks.
- Equinix IX MiamiLocated at the NAP of the Americas, with 170+ networks.
Routes
- Cables to Brazil (Monet, GlobeNet, SAm-1), the Caribbean and Central America (ARCOS, AMX-1, Maya-1.2) land in South Florida.
- The shortest routes from the US to most of Latin America.
Measured round-trip times
Medians of WonderNetwork measurements, September 2026. They depend on routing and are not a guarantee.
Estimated latency to major cities
| City | Region | Est. RTT |
|---|---|---|
| New York | Americas | 25 ms |
| Dallas | Americas | 25 ms |
| Toronto | Americas | 30 ms |
| Chicago | Americas | 30 ms |
| Bogotá | Americas | 35 ms |
| Los Angeles | Americas | 50 ms |
| Vancouver | Americas | 60 ms |
| Lisbon | Europe | 90 ms |
Estimated from distance (fibre at ⅔ of the speed of light, 1.25 × the straight-line route, + 5 ms), calibrated on real measurements. Plan from your users’ cities.
The rules that apply in the United States
Where your server sits decides which laws apply to it, wherever you live — the idea behind offshore hosting. Here is the short, factual version, as of September 2026.
- No comprehensive federal privacy law; the CLOUD Act applies to US providers.
- The Florida Information Protection Act requires reasonable security and breach notification within 30 days.
- Florida’s Digital Bill of Rights only applies to companies with more than $1 billion in revenue.
Miami works best for
- Latin American audiences
- Game servers for the Americas
- US south-east
Monthly billing, no contract: measure the route from your own network in the first days, and simply do not renew if it does not suit you.
Miami dedicated server questions
Customers ask the engineers who run the servers, in a ticket from the client area — median first reply under 15 minutes, 24/7.
How support worksIs Miami good for Brazil and Mexico?
Yes: about 51 ms to Mexico City and 106 ms to São Paulo, measured in September 2026 — among the best you can get from the US.
Which servers are available in Miami?
The Ryzen 9 9950X and the Xeon Gold 6312U. Other models can be racked here as a custom build.
How fast can I get a server in Miami?
In-stock servers are online within 2–4 hours of your payment confirming. Other configurations can be built here in 24–72 hours.
Can I test the network before ordering?
Use the latency planner to compare Miami with our other locations from your users' cities. Billing is monthly with no contract, so you can measure the real route from your own network and simply not renew if it does not suit you.
Your server in Miami, online today.
2 configurations in stock from $125/month, paid in the coin you prefer, with $0 setup and no contract.
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