Root access from the first minute, on any distribution we list, in six regions. No identity check, no card, month to month.
A small always-on box for one job done well.
2 vCPU from $12 4 optionsThe usual answer: a handful of services behind a proxy.
4 vCPU from $18 4 optionsHeadroom for a database alongside the app.
6 vCPU from $25 4 optionsComfortable for a staging environment or a busy app.
8 vCPU from $31 4 optionsFor a database whose working set stopped fitting.
12 vCPU from $44 4 optionsThe largest shared-tenancy plan before dedicated cores.
16 vCPU from $57 4 optionsA KVM virtual machine with dedicated memory and disk, burstable vCPU, a public IPv4 and IPv6 address, and full root. Not a container, not shared hosting: you can load kernel modules, run Docker, change the firewall and reinstall the OS from the panel whenever you like.
The 2 vCPU / 4 GB plan runs a personal site, a VPN, a Telegram bot or a small database comfortably. 4 vCPU / 8 GB is the usual answer for a staging environment or a handful of services behind a reverse proxy. Past that you are buying either CPU for a build server or RAM for a database, and the high-CPU plans are the better value for the former.
Every mainstream host wants a card, which means a name, a billing address and a payment trail. We take Bitcoin, Monero, USDT and about forty other coins, and the only thing we ask for is an email to send credentials to. Monero is the most private route and is what most buyers here use.