A VPS without KYC. An e-mail address is the whole form.
No name, address, phone number or document is asked at sign-up, at order time, or later. Pay from a wallet, keep your data to yourself, and run what the acceptable use policy allows.
How to rent a server without handing over your identity
The process is the same as for any customer; the choices below are about how much you reveal by accident.
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Sign up with an e-mail address
Any mailbox you control works; an alias or a privacy-focused provider keeps your main identity out of it.
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Fund the balance in crypto
Monero if the payment itself must be private; Bitcoin, Ethereum or USDT otherwise. Minimum $25, locked for 30 minutes at the current rate.
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Deploy and connect
SSH keys can be added at order time; the hostname, reverse DNS and images are yours to set. The dashboard works over Tor and VPNs.
- 2Sign-up fieldsAn e-mail address and a password
- 0Documents requestedNever, including for refunds and support
- BTC · ETH · XMR · USDTPaymentNo card, no PayPal, no bank
- MinimalData retainedThe privacy policy lists each item and its retention
Standard VPS plans, priced in USD
AMD EPYC 9004, NVMe Gen4 and DDR5 ECC. High-frequency and Storage lines are on the VPS page. Same price in every location.
| Plan | vCPU | RAM | NVMe | Traffic | Monthly | Order |
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| VPS-1In stock | 1 vCPUAMD EPYC | 2 GBDDR5 ECC | 40 GBNVMe Gen4 | 4 TB1 Gbps | $3.29/mo | Order |
| VPS-2 | 2 vCPUAMD EPYC | 4 GBDDR5 ECC | 80 GBNVMe Gen4 | 8 TB1 Gbps | $5.89/mo | Sold out |
| VPS-4PopularIn stock | 4 vCPUAMD EPYC | 8 GBDDR5 ECC | 160 GBNVMe Gen4 | 12 TB1 Gbps | $6.99/mo | Order |
| VPS-8Low stock · 3 left | 8 vCPUAMD EPYC | 16 GBDDR5 ECC | 320 GBNVMe Gen4 | 20 TB1 Gbps | $15.39/mo | Order |
| VPS-16In stock | 16 vCPUAMD EPYC | 32 GBDDR5 ECC | 640 GBNVMe Gen4 | 32 TB1 Gbps | $40.69/mo | Order |
| VPS-32 | 32 vCPUAMD EPYC | 64 GBDDR5 ECC | 1.2 TBNVMe Gen4 | 50 TB1 Gbps | $81.39/mo | Sold out |
No-KYC, anonymous, private: three words that mean different things
No KYC means we never verify who you are. Card-based hosts collect a legal name, a billing address and a phone number because their payment processor and their fraud exposure require it; we take crypto, which is final, so that whole apparatus is unnecessary. Nothing is asked at sign-up, nothing is asked when you order a dedicated server or a GPU, and nothing is asked when you request a refund.
Anonymous is a stronger word, and it depends on you as much as on us. We see the IP address you connect from and the e-mail you registered with; a Bitcoin payment can be traced to the exchange that sold you the coins. For real anonymity, pay in Monero, register with an e-mail that is not tied to you, and reach the dashboard through Tor or a VPN. The panel works fine that way.
What we do not do is look the other way. The acceptable use policy applies to every account identically, abuse reports are verified and acted on, and outbound attacks or phishing get a null route first. Privacy from us is the product; a free pass for harm to others is not. Here is what happens when a report arrives.
Who rents a server without KYC
- Journalists and researchersA machine that is not tied to a name or a card, in the jurisdiction you pick.
- Privacy toolingTor relays, I2P, mixnets and VPN endpoints within the acceptable use policy.
- Self-hostingMail, chat and file servers for a group, with IPv6 and reverse DNS you control.
- Businesses without card accessCompanies in countries that card processors reject, paying in USDT.
- Security workScanners, honeypots and labs; read the acceptable use policy for what needs prior notice.
- Anyone tired of ID uploadsDevelopers who want root without sending a passport to a hosting company.
Everything a server needs, nothing to add on
- KVM, full rootReal virtualisation with your own kernel. Any OS from our images, or your own ISO.
- Dedicated NVMeLocal NVMe Gen4 in RAID-10. Your disk is not a shared network volume.
- DDR5 ECC memoryError-corrected memory on every node. No ballooning, no overselling of RAM.
- 1 Gbps portGenerous monthly traffic, then unmetered at 100 Mbps. Never a surprise bill.
- SnapshotsTake a snapshot before every change and roll back in seconds. Two included.
- Private networkFree VLAN between your servers in the same location, plus floating IPs.
- IPv4 + /64 IPv6One clean IPv4 and a /64 IPv6 block per server, reverse DNS editable.
- DDoS protectionAlways-on volumetric filtering up to 3 Tbps, at no extra cost.
Same price in all 6 locations
- Core network site
- Data center
Europe3
FRAFrankfurtGPU
AMSAmsterdamGPU
HELHelsinki
North America2
NYCNew YorkGPULAXLos Angeles
Asia-Pacific1
SINSingaporeGPU
Other ways to pay, other things to rent
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero or Tether fund one USD balance. Each coin has its own page with confirmation times, fees and pitfalls.
No-KYC questions, answered
Do you ever ask for ID, even for large orders?
No. Dedicated servers, GPU nodes and multi-server accounts are ordered the same way as a $3.29 VPS. Nothing about the plan size changes what we know about you.
What do you log?
The registration e-mail, a password hash, top-up records with transaction IDs, the IP addresses of dashboard logins for account security, and standard server-side request logs with a short retention. The privacy policy lists each item and how long it is kept.
Is a no-KYC VPS legal?
Yes. Renting a server without identity verification is legal in the countries we operate in; what you do with it is governed by law and by our acceptable use policy, exactly as with any other host.
Which coin is the most private?
Monero. Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT payments are public on their chains and can often be traced back to the exchange you bought from; Monero hides the sender, the receiver and the amount.
Can I use Tor to sign up and manage the server?
Yes. The dashboard and the API work over Tor and VPNs. Only the CAPTCHA on the sign-up form may need a second attempt from some exit nodes.
What is not allowed?
Spam, phishing, malware distribution, attacks on third parties, child sexual abuse material and CPU mining on shared plans. The acceptable use policy has the full list and the process we follow when a report arrives.
From the people who run the racks
Billing & cryptoWhy CheapServ only accepts cryptoChargebacks, global access and privacy: the reasons we never added a card form, and how the 30-minute rate lock works.
Billing & cryptoPaying with Monero: what happens between your wallet and your balanceSubaddresses, the ten-block rule, why an XMR deposit shows “confirming” for about twenty minutes and what to do if you sent slightly too little.
Product newsWhat we do when an abuse report arrivesTimelines, what gets a warning and what gets a null route, how we verify reports and why we tell you before we act whenever we can. Your VPS from $3.29 a month, online in under a minute.
Top up from $25 in BTC, ETH, XMR or USDT. Your balance never expires and unused funds are refundable.