Voxility

Overview

Voxility, founded in 2011 and headquartered in Bucharest, Romania, is a global IaaS and CDN acceleration provider focused on high-defense infrastructure. Known for over 10 Tbps of DDoS protection, it offers bare-metal cloud servers, DDoS scrubbing, global IP transit, and managed services—preferred for high-defense needs in Europe and North America.

Voxility operates its own global network with data centers in Bucharest, Romania; Los Angeles, USA; and France, connected via owned BGP and global peering. Its core differentiator is 10+ Tbps DDoS mitigation that automatically detects and mitigates L3/L4/L7 attacks, suiting gaming, finance, and gambling industries with extreme security needs.

Key Strengths

• Tbps-scale DDoS protection: Over 10 Tbps of mitigation capacity with proprietary scrubbing that auto-detects and filters L3/L4/L7 attacks for full-stack defense; see the DDoS-protected server buying guide.
• Bare-metal cloud + CDN integration: Deploy high-performance bare-metal instances and enjoy CDN delivery on one platform, with dedicated physical resources free of noisy neighbors for stable, predictable performance.
• Global quality IP transit: Own BGP network with Tier 1 and IXP peering, with especially strong European infrastructure for Europe-facing acceleration and hosting.
• Flexible infrastructure services: From single bare-metal servers to custom full-stack managed solutions, scaling on demand without wasted resources.

Product Ecosystem

Bare-metal Cloud Servers

Multiple configurations from entry to high performance with custom CPU, RAM, storage, and network. Unlike virtualized clouds, dedicated physical resources eliminate noisy neighbors, ideal for compute-intensive, I/O-intensive, and hardware-isolated workloads; see the bare-metal vs cloud server comparison.

DDoS Scrubbing Service

Scrubbing centers in Romania, Los Angeles, and France with 10+ Tbps total capacity. Multi-layer detection (traffic baselining, behavioral pattern recognition, signature matching) identifies SYN/UDP/ICMP floods, DNS amplification, and HTTP Slowloris with millisecond scrubbing latency.

Global IP Transit

Quality global IP transit via Tier 1 and IXP peering ensures low-latency, high-throughput international connections, combined with DNS strategy for smart routing and multi-region redundancy.

Limitations

• Focused on DDoS scenarios: Positioned as high-defense infrastructure; ordinary static sites without DDoS needs may find features and pricing excessive; see the CDN comparison.
• Basic traditional CDN features: Cache rule granularity, edge computing, image optimization, and WAF custom rules trail Cloudflare and Fastly.
• No Asia nodes: Data centers concentrated in Europe and the US with no local Asia nodes; Asia-Pacific business needs other CDNs or global load balancing.
• Limited enterprise self-service: Console focuses on basic ops with automation API and docs less complete than large clouds like AWS.

Use Cases

• High DDoS protection needs (★★★★★): 10+ Tbps mitigation for gaming, gambling, finance, and exchanges facing frequent high-volume attacks—a cost-effective choice in Europe and North America.
• Bare-metal high-performance deployment (★★★★): High-frequency trading, big data processing, and video encoding needing dedicated resources and performance consistency; see the server selection guide.
• European infrastructure hosting (★★★★★): Europe-facing business benefits from Bucharest and French data centers with quality local connectivity and low latency.
• Global IP transit and hybrid networks (★★★★): Enterprises needing high-quality international bandwidth can pair with the cloud server config guide.
• Small high-security sites (★★★): Budget-limited SMBs needing reliable DDoS protection get scrubbing included by default on low-config bare-metal plans.

Pricing

Voxility uses custom quotes; contact sales for your needs; assess cost per the CDN cost optimization guide.

FAQ

• How capable is DDoS protection? Over 10 Tbps of mitigation auto-detecting and filtering L3/L4/L7 attacks with millisecond scrubbing latency; see the CDN security features guide.
• Is it suitable for ordinary sites? Aimed at high-defense needs; ordinary static sites may be overserved—consider Cloudflare for general CDN.
• Does it support bring-your-own IP? Yes, BYOIP and BGP session configuration for teams needing independent network architecture; see the website CDN setup guide.
• What about Asia coverage? No local Asia nodes; combine with other CDNs or global load balancing for Asia-Pacific business; see the multi-CDN load balancing guide.
• Is there a free tier? No; custom quotes; low-config bare-metal suits budget-limited small high-security sites; see the CDN beginner's guide.