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Monero VPS hosting
Monero is the most private way to pay for a server, and an accountless host is the most private place to run one. Choose a plan, pay the XMR invoice shown at checkout, and your root access arrives by email a few minutes after the payment confirms. Order over Tor if you prefer; the whole site is an onion service too.
- Monero at checkoutThe invoice is quoted in USD with the exact XMR amount and a one-time address. Pay from any Monero wallet.
- Nothing to identify youNo signup, name, phone or ID. An email address that can receive your access link is all we ask, and an alias is fine.
- Tor hidden serviceBrowse, order and manage servers at our .onion address. Access-link emails include both the clearnet and onion links.
- Prepay 1 to 365 daysPer-day billing at the monthly price ÷ 30. Extend from your access page in XMR or any other supported currency.
How paying for a VPS with Monero works
- Pick a plan and locationChoose vCPU, RAM and NVMe size, a location in Europe, the US or Singapore, an operating system, and how many days to prepay. Do it over Tor if you like.
- Choose Monero at checkoutSelect the crypto checkout and XMR. The configurator checks the order against the small per-coin minimum and shows a USD-quoted invoice with the exact XMR amount and address.
- Send the paymentPay from any Monero wallet. The invoice page follows the transaction; the server deploys automatically once it confirms, usually within a few minutes.
- Get root access by emailA magic link opens your access page with the IP, root login, console, power controls, reinstall and billing extension. There is no account behind it to secure or to leak.
Monero VPS plans and prices
Prices are USD per month and the XMR amount is calculated at checkout. Prepaid servers are billed per day, so the per-day column is what one day of Monero-paid hosting costs.
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What people run on a Monero VPS
- Monero node (monerod)A pruned or full node with public RPC, reachable over clearnet and Tor, that your own wallets can trust.
Guide: Self-host a Monero node on a VPS: monerod, pruning, public RPC and Tor → - Wallet RPC and remote nodeKeep a view-only or hot wallet running server-side for a shop, a bot or your own remote wallet.
Guide: Run a private Monero remote node and monero-wallet-rpc on a VPS, paid in Monero → - Tor hidden serviceA v3 onion site, paid for in a currency that does not point back to you, on a host that did not ask who you are.
Guide: Host a Tor hidden service (v3 onion) with nginx on a VPS → - Private messaging serverSimpleX, XMPP or Matrix for a small group, with the server bill settled in XMR.
Guide: Run a SimpleX Chat server (SMP and XFTP) on a VPS and pay in Bitcoin or Monero → - WireGuard VPN exitAn exit in the country of your choice that is not linked to a card or a verified identity.
Guide: Set up a personal WireGuard VPN on a VPS paid with Bitcoin → - Password manager or filesVaultwarden or Nextcloud on hardware you rent anonymously rather than a service that knows your name.
Guide: Self-host Vaultwarden (Bitwarden-compatible) 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 Monero is the right way to pay for hosting
Bitcoin payments are pseudonymous: the transaction is public forever and can be linked to an exchange withdrawal or a reused address later. Monero hides the sender, the receiver and the amount by default, so paying an invoice reveals nothing about where the funds came from or how much you hold.
Pair that with a host that has no accounts and does not store IP addresses, and the only thing connecting you to the server is an email address you chose. The remaining privacy work is on the server itself, and the guides below cover it.
Monero specifics worth knowing
- Each invoice has its own address and time window; send the exact amount shown and the invoice page follows the confirmations for you.
- Each coin has a small minimum (a few dollars). If your order is below it, the configurator raises the prepaid days just enough to meet it and says so.
- The server deploys automatically once the payment confirms, usually within a few minutes.
- Extending is a new invoice for additional days; pay it in XMR or anything else we accept. We email you before a prepaid server expires.
- Prepaid hosting is not refundable once provisioned, so a short first order is the sensible way to try the service.
- Mining of any kind is prohibited; running a personal monerod node is tolerated under the upstream datacenter policy. See the Acceptable Use Policy.
Questions about Monero VPS hosting
How long after I pay in Monero is the server ready?
Usually within a few minutes of sending the payment; the server deploys automatically once the transaction confirms. Bitcoin takes longer, typically 10 to 30 minutes, and card payments deploy in about a minute.
What do you learn about me when I pay with Monero?
Only that an invoice was paid. Monero hides the sender, amount and origin of funds. On our side there is no account, we do not store IP addresses, and the email address you give can be an alias. The access-link email is the only record tied to you.
Can I order and manage the server over Tor?
Yes. The complete site, including checkout and server management, is available as a Tor hidden service, and every access-link email includes both the clearnet and the .onion version of the link.
Can I run a Monero node on the VPS?
Running a personal monerod node is generally tolerated, but it falls under the upstream datacenter policy, so do it at your own risk: a flagged server cannot be restored or refunded. Mining, pools and proxies are prohibited outright.
Is there a minimum order in Monero?
A small one of a few dollars, shown live at checkout. If a short order on a cheap plan falls under it, the configurator raises the number of prepaid days to the smallest value that meets the minimum.
Which other payment methods do you accept?
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana through the same crypto checkout, or a credit or debit card. You can extend a Monero-paid server with any of them later.
More in the FAQ, the Privacy Policy and the Acceptable Use Policy.
Deploy a server and pay in Monero
Pick a plan, choose XMR at checkout, and root access arrives by email a few minutes after the payment confirms. No account, no KYC, Tor welcome.
Configure a Monero VPS