I have made the decision to go with a dedicated server. I would like to know what companies people go with and the prices I can expect. I'm not looking for anything beefy or top-of-the-line, just something to start a host with. I have a plan and everything ready along with a fair amount of high-end software. So if anyone can point me in a good direction to buy, like I said, I'm not looking to spend $xxx a month, just something thats very basic w/ cPanel/WHM. Thanks guys!
You haven't given any exact data as for the disk space and the amount of bandwidth you will need.
Serverpronto.com is one of the cheapest dedicated server providers, however if your budget isn't really big, you may chose to got for a vps deal instead of a dedicated.
Check Serverpoint.com vps deals, they are fully managed and there's wide choice of control panels in their plans.
Have a look at AYKsolutions.com's dedicated servers. Good choice there and moreover they offer one month free for the several configuration. So that might be interesting for you.
Dedis from ArteryPlanet.net fit your needs well IMHO.
With the Professional Support, High Quality with Private Peering Network, and very competitive values, their Managed Dedicated Servers are the best investment you can make to have the success in your business.
If you haven't made your decision, I can recommend you to look at Hqhost.net and Hostgator.com. Frankly speaking, they are reliable hosting companies and they propose attractive plans for dedicated servers. For instance, Hqhost.net has two Network bandwidth choices: PREMIUM, starting from $150 per month and VALUE, starting from $99 per month solutions. So it's up to you to decide.
+1 to the Serverpoint.com here. Also I think that Rackspace.com or Globaltap.com might be good for you.
But may I ask you a question: what for are you looking to have your dedicated server for? You knpw sometimes content might be allowed with one provider and not allowed with another one. That is important and you need to be aware of that.
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