DLine Media Brings Servers to Amsterdam: Hardware Without Neighbors or Currency Headaches

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Russian regional hosting provider DLine Media has expanded its geographic footprint by launching dedicated server rentals in the Netherlands. Clients can now host their projects in an Amsterdam data center. The provider is betting on the absence of resource competition within the "iron" and the simplicity of payment.

European Jurisdiction and Ruble Accounts

The main advantage of the new location lies in the combination of European data protection laws and a financial model familiar to Russian clients. Hosting in the EU will be convenient for companies working with European partners and striving to comply with local data storage regulations (GDPR), as well as for those who prioritize low latency when exchanging traffic with users from Western Europe. 

The Netherlands on the Map. Image: Wikipedia

At the same time, payment is made in rubles, which eliminates the need to use foreign payment systems or struggle with currency conversion.

The server is activated instantly after the order is placed. The user receives all the machine's resources for their exclusive use, without the risk of encountering "noisy neighbors," which are often found on virtual private servers (VPS).

Configuration and Prices

At launch, the provider offers one basic configuration, which can be customized if necessary. Clients can change the bandwidth, the number of IP addresses, and other network options.

The cost of the basic configuration is 10,100 rubles per month. At the exchange rate on June 26, 2026, this is approximately $138. A 10% discount is provided for long-term rentals. Such a step looks like a logical development of the provider's infrastructure, which is trying to offer an alternative to classic VPS for tasks requiring stable performance and a European address.