A VPS host that asks for less.

What we sell

• NVMe VPS and RAM-only instances with Linux or BSD, or your own ISO.
• Prepaid terms of 3, 6 or 12 months, with discounts for longer terms and no automatic renewal.
• Regions across Europe, Central America, Southeast Asia and the Indian Ocean.

Principles

• Say what is stored. See the no-logs policy, written as a list of data rather than a slogan.
• No surprises on price. The total for the full term is shown before you order. Prices are in euro.
• Self-managed means yours. Full root access, no forced software, your own ISO if you want.
• Legal and honest. AnonVPS follows the law of the countries it operates in. See the acceptable use policy.

Who it is for

Developers, self-hosters, privacy-minded users and small teams who want a server without an identity check and a dashboard full of upsells. If you want managed services, a managed database or phone support, a larger cloud may suit you better.

How an order works

1. Pick a plan, a region and a term in the configurator. The full prepaid total is shown before you commit.
2. Choose the coin and network you will pay with. The payment screen shows the exact address and a live quote.
3. Save your account access key. It is shown once and is how you return to the order.
4. Send the payment. Your server is prepared after the network confirms it.
5. Connect over SSH or the in-browser console and set the server up the way you want.

What we do not do

• We do not ask for identity documents, and contact details are optional.
• We do not renew a plan automatically or take a card on file.
• We do not sell managed services, phone support or a managed database. A server here is self-managed.
• We do not claim to make your traffic anonymous. A VPS reduces what you hand over at purchase; what you run on it is still your responsibility. Read the privacy architecture page for the honest limits.

Where to check our claims

Policies are written as lists of facts rather than slogans: the no-logs policy says what is stored, the terms set out refunds and renewal, the SLA explains uptime credits and the transparency page lists what is and is not published. If something you need is missing, ask us.

Common questions