High-performance VPS Optimized for Solana

To start, open the ERPC Web Dashboard at dashboard.erpc.global, pick a VPS plan, and place it in the region closest to your target validators so your transactions reach the leader with the least latency. VPS plans start from 42 euros per month and integrate with ERPC's Direct Shreds network. You can buy ERPC Credits with SOL, USDC, or EURC (available for EU billing countries) and use those credits to activate or continue your plan.

Choose VPS for cost-efficient, lightweight tasks like proxies, stream subscriptions, and running lightweight scripts, starting from 42 euros per month. Choose Bare Metal for performance-critical use cases; it starts at 298 euros per month and is typically available in larger server configurations. ERPC VPS connects to the same Direct Shreds network as Bare Metal, so choosing VPS is not a slower tier and you can start light and scale up later. It runs on the latest 4th-gen AMD EPYC CPUs with DDR5 and 4th-gen NVMe and takes full advantage of the cloud environment.

For landing transactions fastest, place your VPS in or near a validator-dense region such as Frankfurt or the US East Coast, where leader slots happen more often. There is no single permanent best region, because Solana's leader role rotates around the world, slot by slot. ERPC operates nodes in Frankfurt, Amsterdam, London, Dublin, New York, Chicago, Salt Lake City, Tokyo, Singapore, and Sydney. Place your VPS near your target validators, or use the Leader Slot API to decide between single-region, dual-region, or global deployment.

On an ERPC VPS, default to Direct Shreds for the fastest path to block data. For stream speed, the order is Direct Shreds first, then Geyser gRPC, then WebSocket, and ERPC VPS connects directly to the Direct Shreds network. Your client language matters too: Rust outperforms Go, then TypeScript, then Python, so ERPC recommends Rust for maximum performance.

Yes. A dedicated endpoint makes you the sole user of the resource, so other users' traffic does not affect you and responses stay consistently stable and fast. Shared endpoints split the same resources across many customers, and latency tends to rise as traffic increases. A dedicated endpoint can also allow non-TLS communication over plain HTTP, removing the roughly 20ms TLS handshake.

Compare ERPC against other services directly in your real environment, rather than relying on quoted numbers. ERPC provides easy-to-use latency measurement tools in TypeScript and Rust so you can measure on your own workload. If you find a faster provider in the same price range, share the specific test setup and which provider was faster in the ERPC Web Dashboard and ERPC will investigate the cause and improve.