VPS-1
Entry-level KVM VPS, anonymous & DMCA-resistant.
- Full root access (KVM)
- 10 Gbps DDoS protection
- IPv4 + IPv6
- Provisioned in < 5 min
Pseudonym is enough — no name, no email required, no phone, no government ID.
Hosting providers historically collect more identifying information than they need. Names, billing addresses, phone numbers, government ID, and a real email address are demanded by default — not because hosting law requires it, but because the merchant payment processors and KYC frameworks downstream of card payments do. Once collected, that information becomes part of the provider's data-breach surface, and (in some jurisdictions) becomes available to civil discovery and government request.
We collect what we need to operate the account. That means a pseudonym you choose at signup — 3 to 32 characters, any letters, digits, dashes, or underscores. Email is optional: add one if you want password recovery via email and order receipts; leave it blank for maximum anonymity. We do not require a real name, billing address, phone number, or government ID. Customers who need VAT-compliant invoices for a registered business can optionally add a billing identity at any point; until then, the account is fully pseudonymous.
This is meaningfully different from the standard hosting signup flow, but it is not a magic anonymity guarantee. Choice of pseudonym, payment-graph analysis, and operational mistakes can still de-anonymize a determined investigator. What anonymous signup buys is a clean baseline: the provider does not have data to hand over because the provider never collected it.
Only an email is required. No name, no address, no phone — and no asterisk hiding KYC at step 4.
Bitcoin, Monero, USDT and 9 more. No bank info crosses our system; no card statement to redact.
Sent to your email along with the IP, hostname, and SSH credentials. No follow-up identity check.
Plausible analytics, no third-party trackers, no logs of your account beyond billing receipts.
Six concrete things anonymous signup delivers — without an upsell, an asterisk, or a tier gate.
Standard on every tier listed below — no add-on, no upsell.
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Available across every jurisdiction we operate in.
MVP placeholders coherent with our publicly-reported statistics — replaced once telemetry-grade data is wired.
Four commitments that hold across every plan, every jurisdiction, and every payment method. They're what makes offshore offshore.
The DMCA is a US statute. None of our 8 operating jurisdictions are inside US territorial scope. Boilerplate, automated, or speculative takedown notices go to /dev/null. Substantive complaints under local law route through counsel, with a 5-business-day customer-response window.
No name, no phone, no government ID, no proof of address — at any point, regardless of order size. Sign up with a pseudonym and a password. Email is optional. You pay in crypto, straight to our wallets, so no bank or card statement carries your name either.
We don't keep server-side logs of customer activity — no access logs, no IP logs, no command-history logs. Tax / billing records follow Seychelles law (7 years, billing-only — never linked to traffic). No third-party trackers, no analytics linked to your account, no data brokerage on any tier. See our transparency report for how many subpoenas this has translated into 'nothing to produce'.
Crypto goes straight to our wallets — no Coinbase Commerce, BitPay or other processor in the loop. 10 options at checkout: Monero, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Solana, TRX, and USDT and USDC on ERC-20 and TRC-20. 7-day money-back guarantee, refunded in the coin you paid with.
Any provider that delivers reliably. ProtonMail, Tutanota, mailbox.org, SimpleLogin, AnonAddy, and self-hosted Postfix all work. Disposable services (Mailinator, Guerrilla) are technically allowed but discouraged because invoice and incident notifications might not reach you.
Not for hosting service. Some payment processors (cards through certain offshore acquirers) impose their own KYC at the payment step; if that occurs, the verification is between you and the processor, not us. Crypto-paid accounts never see a KYC step.
Yes. Default invoices are addressed to the account email. Adding a billing identity is optional. Customers using crypto often skip identity entirely; customers using cards or SEPA usually populate billing identity for the bank reconciliation.
Never. There is no phone-number field on signup, no SMS verification, and no upsell that requires one. Two-factor authentication uses TOTP exclusively.
Yes — the AUP applies regardless of identity collection. Anonymity is about who collects what; the operating policy is the same for all customers.
No. Anonymous signup means we don't collect identifiers; it does not defeat OPSEC mistakes, payment-graph analysis, or determined investigation. It removes the easy de-anonymization pathway, not all pathways.
Yes — the features documented on this page apply uniformly across every plan listed in the 'Available' section. There is no add-on tier, no asterisk, and no plan-tier gate that would unlock a different version of the same feature.
Most features are configurable via the customer panel — for example, DDoS thresholds, payment-method preferences, and notification rules. A few features (anonymous-signup posture, AUP enforcement) are policy-level and not customer-configurable, since they apply uniformly to operate the platform.
Anonymous signup. Bitcoin & Monero accepted. Provisioned across 8 jurisdictions.
No credit card required · 7-day money-back guarantee