CheapServ vs Cloudzy
Cloudzy, formerly RouterHosting, sells hourly VPS in 13 regions, accepts crypto and advertises sign-up without KYC. Of the big names it is the closest in spirit to CheapServ. Here is how the two compare.
- Crypto at CloudzyYes, through CoinPayments
- KYC at CloudzyNone advertised
- Crypto at CheapServYes, crypto only
- KYC at CheapServNone
Cloudzy started as RouterHosting in 2008, rebranded in 2022, bought BuyVM in 2023 and is now headquartered in Dubai. It sells VPS by the hour, month or year in 13 regions, from Utah and Las Vegas to Bern, Dubai and Sydney, plus Windows VPS, GPU servers and dedicated servers. The entry plan, 1 vCPU with 512 MB of RAM and 20 GB of NVMe, is $2.48 a month on a promotion, $4.95 regular. Its anonymous-VPS page promises no ID checks, no phone verification and no KYC.
Crypto payments run through CoinPayments, a third-party gateway. Cloudzy’s help centre names BTC, LTC, DOGE, TRX and USDT and warns that USDT payments can take up to 72 hours to confirm, and its terms allow flagged accounts to be suspended pending identity verification. CheapServ runs its own deposit flow: USDT on TRC-20 is credited in about a minute, Monero is accepted with a fresh subaddress for every deposit, and our terms state that we never ask for identity documents. Cloudzy’s 14-day money-back guarantee, with USDT refunded in USDT, is a fair match for our 14-day refund of unused balance.
Prices and policies for Cloudzy are its public list values as read in October 2026; they may have changed. Check Cloudzy’s site before deciding. CheapServ figures are live from our catalogue.
Cloudzy and CheapServ, criterion by criterion
| Criterion | Cloudzy | CheapServ |
|---|---|---|
| Cryptocurrency accepted | Yes, through CoinPayments: BTC, LTC, DOGE, TRX and USDT in its help centre, ETH on marketing pages; Monero not listed | Yes, crypto only: BTC, ETH, XMR, USDT (TRC-20/ERC-20) |
| Identity verification | None advertised; terms allow flagged accounts to be suspended pending identity verification | None. E-mail address and password only |
| Entry VPS | 1 vCPU, 512 MB RAM, 20 GB NVMe, 1 TB traffic, $2.48/mo promotional, $4.95/mo regular | VPS-1: 1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe, 4 TB traffic, $3.29/mo |
| Billing | Hourly, monthly or yearly | Monthly, from a prepaid USD balance; same price at every renewal |
| Locations | 13: Utah, Dallas, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New York, Miami, Amsterdam, London, Frankfurt, Bern, Dubai, Singapore, Sydney | 6: Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Helsinki, New York, Los Angeles, Singapore |
| Crypto confirmation | USDT payments can take up to 72 hours, per its help centre | USDT TRC-20 credited in about a minute, Bitcoin after one confirmation |
| Dedicated servers | Yes, from $99/mo advertised | Yes, Ryzen 9 / EPYC / Xeon from $159/mo, in-stock servers online in under 60 s |
| GPU servers | Yes; hourly from $0.40/h advertised, monthly RTX and A100 plans from $506.35/mo | Yes, RTX 5090 to 8× H100, monthly, from $259/mo |
| Windows | Windows Server images from $3.48/mo promotional, with a trial licence or your own | Windows RDP with licence included from $7.99/mo |
| Refunds | 14-day money-back on new sign-ups; USDT refunded in USDT | Unused balance within 14 days, in the same coin |
Pick Cloudzy if
- You want hourly billing, or a region we do not have such as Dallas, Miami, London, Dubai or Sydney.
- You want the lowest possible entry price and a 512 MB promotional plan is enough.
- You want to pay in Litecoin, Dogecoin or TRX, or by card or PayPal as well as crypto.
Pick CheapServ if
- You want to pay in Monero, or in USDT that is credited in about a minute rather than hours.
- You want the host to run the deposit flow itself, with no third-party payment gateway in the middle.
- You want a fixed monthly price that is not a promotion: 2 GB and 40 GB of NVMe for $3.29.
Cloudzy vs CheapServ: common questions
Is Cloudzy really no-KYC?
Its anonymous-VPS page says no ID checks, no phone verification and no KYC, and most customers sign up with an e-mail address and a payment. Its terms add that accounts flagged as similar to known fraudulent or abusive accounts may be suspended pending identity verification. CheapServ’s terms say it never asks for identity documents.
Does Cloudzy accept Monero?
Monero is not named on the Cloudzy pages we read: its help centre lists BTC, LTC, DOGE, TRX and USDT through CoinPayments, and its marketing pages mention BTC, ETH and USDT. CheapServ accepts Monero, Bitcoin, Ether and USDT directly.
Which is cheaper, Cloudzy or CheapServ?
Cloudzy’s 512 MB entry plan is $2.48 on promotion and $4.95 regular; its 2 GB plan is $7.48 on promotion and $14.95 regular. CheapServ’s VPS-1 with 2 GB and 40 GB of NVMe is $3.29 at sign-up and at every renewal.
Hourly or monthly: which suits me?
Hourly billing suits servers that live for hours or days, and Cloudzy offers it. For a server that runs all month, a fixed monthly price is simpler and usually cheaper; it is the only way CheapServ bills.
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What paying CheapServ in crypto looks like
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero or Tether fund one USD balance. Each coin has its own page with confirmation times, fees and pitfalls.
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