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Polymarket VPS • Dublin & Amsterdam

Polymarket VPS for Low-Latency Trading Bots, in Dublin and Amsterdam

Run your Polymarket bot from the region that fits your strategy. Dublin sits in eu-west-1, the closest non-georestricted region to Polymarket’s servers per their own docs. Amsterdam posted the fastest live-feed times in our side-by-side tests. Both run current-generation Ryzen 9950X hardware with dedicated RAM per plan, stall-free connections, and a 99.999% uptime target you can verify on our public status page.
Trading VPS Pricing

Polymarket VPS Pricing

Choose a VPS plan designed to support Polymarket trading bots and automated strategies. Every plan runs on current-generation Ryzen 9950X hardware with dedicated DDR5 RAM per plan and fast NVMe storage for platform loads, logs, and backtest data.
Measured, not marketed

How fast is our Polymarket VPS, really?

A ping isn’t an order, so we don’t quote you one. We benchmarked both locations against live Polymarket endpoints in the same ten-minute window (same method as our public latency guide), measuring the paths a real bot actually uses. These are measurements from our own boxes, not promises: run the same script on your demo VPS and check them yourself.
~ 100 ms

Live feed, Amsterdam (WebSocket p50, measured)

How fast your bot sees the order book move. Amsterdam posted the fastest feed medians in our tests, the number that matters most for strategies that react to the book.
~ 100 ms

Order round-trip, Dublin (warm p50, measured)

Post and cancel speed on a pooled connection, the number a live bot actually experiences. Dublin posted the best order-path medians, consistent with sitting in the region Polymarket’s docs name as closest.
< 20 ms

DNS resolution, both locations

Sub-millisecond, steady resolution with no multi-second freezes (a common, overlooked cause of bots that lock up). Our image ships with a local caching resolver as standard.
Path (what it affects) Dublin p50 Amsterdam p50 Notes
Live market feed (WebSocket) sees the book move ~14 ms ~10 ms Amsterdam leads on the feed
Order path (warm) post & cancel ~21 ms ~22 ms Dublin leads slightly; both tight tails
Gamma API market metadata ~8 ms ~11 ms Not on the hot path
Network hop to the edge TCP connect ~0.5 ms ~0.9 ms Both peered at the local IX
DNS resolution <1 ms <1 ms No stalls, either location
Both locations sit within a few milliseconds of each other on every trade-critical path. Dublin edges the order path, Amsterdam edges the live feed, and both hold the tight tails and low jitter that let a bot quote and react predictably when markets move. The honest summary: neither choice is wrong, so pick the one that matches your strategy (see below). Most of any order round-trip is Polymarket’s own matching-engine processing, which is the same for every provider.
The trade lifecycle

From signal to fill, every millisecond mapped

Your edge lives in the path between a market moving and your order landing. Here’s where the time goes — and which parts your VPS actually controls.
Trade lifecycleSignal → fill
~10-14 mslive feed~21-22 msorder round-tripmatchedat the book your code · sub-msMarket movesYour TradoxVPSCLOB matchingFill confirmedlive ticksDublin · AmsterdamPolymarket engineyour positionsignal to fill, on your VPS ~10-14 mslive feed~21-22 msorder round-tripmatchedat the bookMarket moveslive ticks Your TradoxVPSDublin · AmsterdamCLOB matchingPolymarket engineFill confirmedyour positionsignal to fill, on your VPS
Two locations, one job

Dublin or Amsterdam? Pick by Strategy, Not by Guesswork

Polymarket’s own documentation lists Ireland (eu-west-1) as the closest non-georestricted region to its primary servers. Our side-by-side benchmarks show Amsterdam winning the live feed by a few milliseconds. Both are excellent homes for a Polymarket bot, and the right one depends on what your strategy is bottlenecked by.
Choose DublinIE · eu-west-1 Order path

The region Polymarket's docs name closest to their servers, and the best order round-trips in our tests.

  • Your strategy is order-heavy: market making, frequent quoting, rapid post and cancel. Dublin posted our best order-path medians.
  • You want the region Polymarket's docs officially name as closest to their infrastructure.
  • You're following our public benchmarks and guides, which use Dublin as the reference point.
~21msOrder round-trip · warm p50
~14msLive feed · WS p50
Choose AmsterdamNL · AMS-IX Live feed

The fastest live WebSocket feed in our tests, and a second jurisdiction for cross-country failover.

  • Your strategy reacts to the feed: copy trading, taking on book moves, event-driven entries. Amsterdam posted our fastest WebSocket medians and the tightest order tails in testing.
  • You want a second jurisdiction. Running bots in both locations gives you failover across two countries, something no single-location setup can offer.
~10msLive feed · WS p50
~22msOrder round-trip · warm p50

Access tiers are set by Polymarket and by regulators, not by any VPS provider. As of July 2026, Ireland and the Netherlands are both in Polymarket's "close-only on frontend" tier: the trading API is unrestricted in both, while the polymarket.com website is limited to closing positions. This page is for bot and API traders; if that changes, we'll update this page first.

Why TradoxVPS

Engineered around the things that actually move your fills

We didn’t build a generic box and point it at Polymarket. Every layer — location, network, CPU, resolver — is tuned for one job: getting your bot to the order book fast and keeping it there, consistently.

  • Peered at the local IX in both Dublin and Amsterdam: a short, direct hop to Polymarket’s edge instead of a scenic detour.
  • Low jitter over low headline: steady p99s beat a lucky best-case number, and we publish both.
  • Ryzen 9950X single-thread speed: current-generation cores with strong per-core performance, which is what a bot’s event loop actually uses.
LOCATIONSDublin · AmsterdamNETWORK3 GbpsCPURyzen 9950XRESOLVERClean DNS
Dublin TradoxVPS Amsterdam TradoxVPS London Polymarket ~21 ms order round-trip ~22 ms order round-trip
Strategic Location

Dublin or Amsterdam? Pick by Strategy, Not by Guesswork

Polymarket’s docs name Ireland (eu-west-1) the closest non-georestricted region, and our side-by-side benchmarks show Amsterdam winning the live feed. Both are excellent homes for a bot; the right one depends on your strategy. 

  • Choose Dublin: order-heavy strategies (market making, rapid post and cancel). Best order round-trip in our tests.
  • Choose Amsterdam: feed-reactive strategies (copy trading, event entries). Fastest live feed in our tests, plus a second jurisdiction for failover.
  • At the local IX: a short, direct hop to Polymarket’s edge from both cities.
  • Built for bots: the polymarket.com website is close-only in Ireland and the Netherlands (Polymarket policy, as of July 2026); the trading API is unrestricted.
Core Values

What Drives TradoxVPS

Our commitment to excellence is built on these fundamental principles
Ryzen 9 9950X CPU

Ryzen 9 9950X CPU

AMD Ryzen 9 9950X with boost clocks up to 5.7 GHz. Strong single-thread speed is what trading platforms and bot event loops actually depend on, and it’s what this chip is built for. See our published PassMark benchmarks.

Ultra-Low Latency

A short hop to Polymarket’s edge from both Dublin and Amsterdam, plus steady, low-jitter performance, so your prediction-market strategies run with consistent, measurable delay. Verify it yourself with our latency checker.

99.999% Uptime Target

We run against a 99.999% uptime target through redundant infrastructure, enterprise-grade hardware, and 24/7 monitoring, and we publish the real history on our public status page.
advanced network for trading

Advanced Network

Powered by a robust infrastructure delivering over 3Gbps upload/download speed, our network ensures high-speed data flow and exceptional stability.
Comparison

Home PC vs TradoxVPS for Polymarket Bot

See why professional traders choose dedicated infrastructure over local hosting
Why Polymarket VPS
Features Home PC TradoxVPSPolymarket VPS
24/7 Always-On Operation NoSleeps and reboots on its own YesAlways on, redundant power, public status page
No Windows Updates Interruptions NoForced restarts mid-session YesUpdates managed around you
Dedicated RAM, Current-Gen CPU NoShared with everything else open YesDedicated DDR5 RAM, Ryzen 9950X single-thread speed
Enterprise Network Stability NoHome ISP, variable latency YesMulti-homed, enterprise routing
EU location peered at the local IX NoWherever your ISP routes you YesDublin or Amsterdam, peered at the IX
Stall-free, low-jitter connections NoJitter and stalls on shared lines YesLow-jitter path, consistent p99s
Trading-Optimized Infrastructure NoGeneral-purpose desktop YesTuned for automated trading
A single missed trading opportunity due to local infrastructure failure can cost more than months of VPS hosting. Professional traders treat infrastructure as an investment, not an expense.
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Quick Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our Polymarket VPS

What latency can I expect from a Polymarket VPS?

We don’t quote latency as a promise, because the only number that matters is the one you measure from your own box. For reference, our own concurrent benchmarks measured a warm order round-trip around 21 ms and a live WebSocket feed around 14 ms from Dublin, and a feed around 10 ms with orders around 22 ms from Amsterdam. Most of the order time is Polymarket’s own matching-engine processing, the same for every provider. Deploy the free 3-day demo, run the benchmark script from our latency guide, and see your own numbers before you pay.
Yes. We offer a free 3-day demo so you can deploy on a real Dublin VPS and measure performance with your own bot before you pay. Request your demo here.
Both work well for Polymarket bots, and the API is unrestricted from both. In our concurrent benchmarks, Dublin had the best order round-trip medians (it sits in eu-west-1, which Polymarket’s docs name as the closest non-georestricted region), while Amsterdam had the fastest live WebSocket feed. Pick Dublin for order-heavy strategies like market making, and Amsterdam for feed-reactive strategies like copy trading. If you run meaningful size, running both gives you cross-country failover.
No, and this is a Polymarket policy, not a VPS limitation. As of July 2026, Polymarket’s geographic restrictions place both Ireland and the Netherlands in a “close-only on frontend” tier: from these regions, the polymarket.com website only allows closing existing positions. The trading API (the CLOB) is not restricted, which is why our Polymarket VPS is built for bot and API traders. If you trade manually through the website, this product is not the right fit, and we’d rather tell you that before you buy.
Yes. You can run multiple strategies, markets, or bot versions at once. Monitor your usage and move up a tier if you hit constraints.
We support both Windows Server 2022 and Ubuntu 24.04, and both are fully compatible with common Polymarket bot frameworks. You get full administrator access to install whatever your bot needs. For highest performance, we recommend Ubuntu 24.04 — it delivers lower latency and better resource efficiency for trading bots, which is critical for Polymarket CLOB API operations.
Absolutely. Full admin/root access means Python, Node.js, custom libraries, databases — your whole stack, your way.
No. TradoxVPS provides only the VPS infrastructure. You must bring your own bot software, API keys, and Polymarket account credentials. We provide the stable, high-performance hosting environment — you provide the trading strategy and software.
If you run into a technical issue we’re unable to resolve, you’re covered by our 7-day refund policy. To check fit before buying, we’d suggest starting with the free 3-day demo.
Deploy a Polymarket VPS built for trading bots, with Ryzen performance, dedicated RAM, a short hop to Polymarket’s edge from Dublin or Amsterdam.