Database Mart review
A low-cost dedicated server option with Windows, Linux, root access, and configurable storage.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Database Mart provides dedicated bare-metal servers for developers, startups, small businesses, high-traffic websites, databases, trading workloads, and enterprise applications. Its servers provide dedicated physical resources, Windows or Linux operating systems, root or administrator access, dedicated IPv4, and remote management through IPMI. Deployments are available in Dallas or Kansas City, making the service a fit for buyers who want a U.S.-based dedicated server with a low published entry price and flexible hardware options.
The Lite Dedicated Server - SSD plan costs $49 per month with monthly billing. It includes 16GB of RAM, a 4-core Intel Xeon E3-1220 processor, 480GB of SSD storage plus 500GB of SATA storage, bandwidth from 100Mbps to 1Gbps, one dedicated IPv4 address, and a choice of Windows or Linux. A one-day trial is available. Optional managed server services, remote backups, RAID configurations, and additional storage choices such as NVMe and SATA allow the service to accommodate different deployment requirements, but the listed plan does not include backups by default.
Database Mart suits teams that need administrator-level control over a physical server and want to choose between Windows and Linux. IPMI and out-of-band remote management support administration, while 24/7 technical support adds an assistance channel for ongoing operations. The service is less suitable for buyers seeking included backups or dedicated on-site DDoS protection. Choose it for affordable bare-metal hosting with mixed storage and flexible management options; consider an alternative when built-in resilience or network protection is a primary requirement.
Database Mart pros and cons
- Where it wins
- $49/month Lite plan includes dedicated physical resources
- Windows or Linux with root or administrator access
- IPMI, dedicated IPv4, and two U.S. data-center locations
- Where it doesn't
- Dedicated on-site DDoS protection is not provided
- Backups are optional rather than included
- Only one listed plan is available
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