Pay in BTC · no account · no KYC
Bitcoin VPS hosting
A Linux KVM server you pay for in Bitcoin and control without an account. Pick a plan and location, pay the on-chain invoice shown at checkout, and root access arrives by email once the payment confirms. Prepay anywhere from a single day to a full year.
- Bitcoin at checkoutThe invoice is quoted in USD with the exact BTC amount and a fresh address. Send from any wallet; no exchange account or card involved.
- No account, no KYCNo signup, name, phone or ID. You give an email address for your access link and nothing else.
- Prepay 1 to 365 daysBilled per day at the monthly price ÷ 30. Rent a box for a day to test, or a year to forget about it.
- Also Monero, ETH, SOL or cardPay in whichever currency you prefer and extend later in a different one. Same server, same price.
How paying for a VPS with Bitcoin works
- Pick a plan and locationChoose the vCPU, RAM and NVMe size you need, a location in Europe, the US or Singapore, an operating system, and how many days to prepay.
- Choose Bitcoin at checkoutSelect Bitcoin as the payment method. The configurator checks the order against the small per-coin minimum (a few dollars) and shows a USD-quoted invoice with the exact BTC amount and a one-time address.
- Send the paymentPay from any Bitcoin wallet. The invoice page tracks the transaction; the server deploys automatically once the payment confirms on-chain, typically 10 to 30 minutes.
- Get root access by emailA magic link arrives at the address you gave. It opens your access page with the IP, root login, console, power controls, reinstall and billing extension. No password to remember, no account to protect.
Bitcoin VPS plans and prices
Prices are USD per month; crypto invoices are converted at checkout. Prepaid servers are billed per day, so the per-day column is what one day of Bitcoin-paid hosting costs.
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What people run on a Bitcoin VPS
- Bitcoin Core nodeA pruned node fits on the smallest plans; an archival node needs the larger NVMe sizes. Pay for the node in the coin it validates.
Guide: Run a Bitcoin node on a VPS (pruned or full) and pay for it in Bitcoin → - Lightning nodeLND or Core Lightning on an always-on server with a static IPv4, so channels stay reachable.
Guide: Run a Lightning node (LND) on a VPS over Tor and pay for it in Bitcoin → - Electrum serverPoint your own wallets at your own server instead of trusting public Electrum servers with your addresses.
Guide: Run your own Electrum server (electrs or Fulcrum) on a VPS and pay in Bitcoin → - Mempool explorerSelf-host a mempool.space instance against your node and stop leaking lookups to third parties.
Guide: Self-host a mempool.space explorer on a VPS with your own Bitcoin Core and electrs → - Personal WireGuard VPNA VPN endpoint that is not tied to a card in your name, in the country you choose.
Guide: Set up a personal WireGuard VPN on a VPS paid with Bitcoin → - Nostr relay or Tor serviceSmall always-on services that benefit from a static address and a provider that does not need your identity.
Guide: Host a Nostr relay with strfry on a VPS and pay in Bitcoin or Monero →
What you get with every server
Every plan is a KVM virtual machine with NVMe storage, a dedicated public IPv4 address plus IPv6, full root access over SSH, power control, OS reinstall and a browser console from an accountless access page. Locations: Falkenstein, Nuremberg and Helsinki in Europe; Ashburn and Hillsboro in the United States; Singapore.
Choose Ubuntu 22.04 or 24.04, Debian 12 or 13, Fedora, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux or CentOS Stream at checkout and reinstall any of them later from your access page.
Why pay for hosting in Bitcoin
A card ties a server to a bank record and a billing address, and it can be charged again or disputed. A Bitcoin payment is a one-time settlement for a specific period of hosting: no stored payment method, no recurring authorisation, no chargeback trail, and it works from any country.
Because there is no account here either, there is nothing to breach that links you to the server: no username, no password hash, no stored card. The access link and your email address are the whole relationship.
Bitcoin specifics worth knowing
- On-chain payments. Each invoice has its own address and a time window; send the amount shown and the invoice page follows the confirmations for you.
- Minimums. Each coin has a small minimum (a few dollars). If your order is below it, the configurator raises the number of prepaid days just enough to meet it and tells you so.
- Network fee. You pay the miner fee from your wallet; the invoice amount is what must arrive. Pick a reasonable fee rate so the payment confirms inside the invoice window.
- Extending. Add days at any time from your access page, in Bitcoin or any other supported currency. We email you before a prepaid server expires.
- Refunds. Prepaid hosting is not refundable once the server is provisioned, so start with a few days if you want to try the service first.
- Mining is prohibited on every plan, with no exceptions; running a personal full node is tolerated under the upstream datacenter policy. See the Acceptable Use Policy.
Questions about Bitcoin VPS hosting
How long after I pay in Bitcoin is the server ready?
The server deploys automatically once the payment confirms on-chain, typically 10 to 30 minutes after you send it. Monero, Ethereum and Solana usually confirm within a few minutes; card payments deploy in about a minute.
Is there a minimum order when paying with Bitcoin?
Yes, a small one of a few dollars, shown live at checkout. Because servers are billed per day, a short order on a cheap plan can fall under it; the configurator then sets the number of prepaid days to the smallest value that meets the minimum.
Do I need an account or ID to buy a VPS with Bitcoin?
No. There is no signup and no KYC. You enter an email address that can receive your access link, pay the invoice, and manage the server from that link. Alias or privacy-focused email addresses work fine.
Can I run a Bitcoin or Lightning node on it?
Running a personal full node or Lightning node is generally tolerated, but it falls under the upstream datacenter policy, so run one at your own risk: if a node is flagged we cannot restore or refund the server. Mining, mining pools, Stratum proxies and anything else that serves hashrate are prohibited outright.
Can I pay in Bitcoin now and extend with a card or Monero later?
Yes. Extension is a new invoice for additional days, and you choose the payment method each time. The server, IP address and data stay the same.
Is Bitcoin the only cryptocurrency you take?
No. The crypto checkout also accepts Monero, Ethereum and Solana, and card payments are available too, either prepaid or as a monthly subscription.
More in the FAQ, the Privacy Policy and the Acceptable Use Policy.
Deploy a server and pay in Bitcoin
Pick a plan, choose Bitcoin at checkout, and root access arrives by email after the payment confirms. No account, no KYC, prepay from one day.
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