First of all… let us know what is a network server?

 

Network servers are computers that are used as the central repository for data, information, and a range of programs and are shared through many customers inside the network. 

Going back a decade or two, the term network server was commonword but in today’s date the processors have become very powerful and therefore maybe “network” part of the name is often dropped.

As businesses get up and running, there comes a point where it is no longer feasible to rely on email or local hard drives for storing information, so it becomes more convenient to have a centralized place such as network server at workplace. 

Now, the main question arises that how much does a network server cost?

Well, the average cost to rent a small business dedicated network server is about $100 to $200/month. You can also setup a cloud server starting at $5/month, but most businesses would spend about $40/month to have on-premises server rather than cloud. If you want to purchase a network server for your office, it may cost between $1000-$3000 for a small business.

Regardless of which server you purchase, you’ll need to create a particular plan for migration, provisioning, testing, and ongoing maintenance of the server. 

When it comes to server… Gearnet is most trusted vendor among our customers and we will help you to understand your requirements and optimize your budget from the perspective of risk mitigation, availability, ease-of-use, and other angles that matter.