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Cloud VPS · Crypto

A VPS, paid in crypto.

From $6.90 a month, in 70 cities, paid in USDT, Bitcoin or Ethereum. Choose a plan and a city, place the order, and the checkout hands you a payment page with the address and the exact amount. No card needed, and the server is delivered in under an hour once the payment clears.

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How it works

Four steps, no card.

  1. Step 1

    Choose

    Pick a plan and the city it should run in. Every plan and every city on the site can be paid in crypto.

  2. Step 2

    Order

    Place the order. That charges nothing; it creates the invoice for exactly the price you saw.

  3. Step 3

    Pay

    Choose Cryptocurrency, then a coin and a network on the payment page. It shows the exact amount, including the $1 and 5% crypto fee. Send it in one transfer within three hours.

  4. Step 4

    Use it

    When the network confirms, the invoice clears and the server is delivered in under an hour, with its login details in your account.

The price

The fee is printed, not discovered.

Prices come from our live catalogue. The crypto total is the same arithmetic the payment page uses.

Cheapest plan, per month
$6.90
The same month, paid in crypto
$8.30
Crypto fee on any invoice
$1 and 5%

Beyond the first month

Hourly servers and renewals.

By the hour

Hourly servers draw on account credit, from $0.0113 an hour. Top the credit up from the billing page, from $10.00 at a time, and pay the top-up in crypto on the same payment page. Credit is not refundable, so top up what you expect to use.

Renewals

Each renewal arrives as an invoice with a payment link. Pay it in crypto the same way before its due date, or keep enough credit on the account and the renewal is paid from it automatically.

Questions

Before you pay.

Which cryptocurrencies can I pay with?
USDT, Bitcoin and Ethereum. You pick the coin and the network on the payment page after placing the order; for USDT the page offers several networks, including TRC20, BEP20 and ERC20.
Is there a fee for paying in crypto?
Yes, and it is the customer's: paying in crypto adds $1 and 5% to the invoice. It covers the payment gateway, the exchange and the conversion of the proceeds, and the payment page shows the total before you send anything. For example, the $6.90 plan comes to $8.30 in crypto. Your wallet's or exchange's own network fee is separate.
How long is the payment page open?
Three hours, so there is time to buy the coins first if you need to. If it runs out before you pay, the invoice is still there: open it from your account and start a new crypto payment.
What if I send the wrong amount?
Send exactly the amount the page shows, in one transfer, from a wallet or exchange that lets you set the amount. A payment that arrives short does not clear the invoice; write to support and we will settle the difference with you.
How soon is the server ready?
It is delivered in under an hour once the network has confirmed the payment and the invoice has cleared. We e-mail you when it is ready, and the login details are in your account (we never send passwords by e-mail).
Can I pay by the hour in crypto?
Yes. Hourly servers run on account credit. Top up the credit from the billing page, from $10.00 at a time, and pay that top-up in crypto on the same payment page. The meter then draws on the balance, from $0.0113 an hour.
How do renewals work if I pay in crypto?
Each renewal is an invoice with a payment link, and you pay it in crypto the same way, before its due date. Renewals are paid automatically only from a saved card or from account credit, so if you want them to pay themselves, keep enough credit on the account; credit can be topped up in crypto too.
Can I get a refund?
The crypto fee is not refundable, and neither are credit top-ups. A month or longer that has started is not refunded; a renewal you change your mind about can be refunded before its renewal date, less the processing fees. The full rules are in our terms.
Do I need a card or an account?
No card. You do need an account with a confirmed e-mail address: it is where the server, its invoices and support live. Some orders are checked by a person before the server is built.

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