OffshoreVps

Offshore VPS hosting, compared with 49+ providers

No ID, no card, crypto-only, 10 locations — see exactly how that stacks up against the providers people compare us to.

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vs NjallaSweden · 2017
Privacy hosts

A legacy privacy-domain and VPS brand built around proxy ownership.

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vs FlokiNETIceland · 2012
Privacy hosts

A long-running activist-friendly host with a strong free-speech reputation.

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vs 1984 HostingIceland · 2006
Privacy hosts

An Iceland specialist known for early zero-identity signup.

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vs OrangeWebsiteIceland · 2009
Privacy hosts

An Iceland-based privacy host with crypto-friendly checkout.

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vs BuyVMUSA / Luxembourg / Miami · 2010
Privacy hosts

A LowEndTalk community favorite known for generous bandwidth.

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vs FranTechCanada · 2005
Privacy hosts

A veteran budget provider popular in hobbyist communities.

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vs IncognetNetherlands / Luxembourg · 2021
Privacy hosts

A newer privacy-first host built around a no-KYC pitch.

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vs PrivexBelize / Sweden / Finland · 2017
Privacy hosts

A crypto-native hosting brand with unlimited-bandwidth plans.

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vs ShinjiruMalaysia · 1998
Privacy hosts

Nearly three decades in offshore hosting, based in Malaysia.

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vs PRQSweden · 2004
Privacy hosts

A Pirate Bay-era Swedish hosting name.

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vs AbeloHostNetherlands · 2012
Privacy hosts

A Netherlands-based offshore hosting host.

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vs BahnhofSweden · 1994
Privacy hosts

A well-known WikiLeaks-era Swedish ISP and host.

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vs HostSailorRomania / Netherlands · 2014
Privacy hosts

A Romania/Netherlands offshore brand.

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vs SporeStackEU / USA (resells upstream) · 2017
Privacy hosts

An API-first, no-email VPS niche reselling upstream cloud capacity.

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vs NiceVPSDominica · 2018
Privacy hosts

A Dominica-based offshore VPS brand.

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vs HOSTKEYNL / DE / FI / IS / USA / TR · 2006
Mainstream cloud

An EU-oriented bare-metal host with broad European coverage.

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vs BlueAngelHostBulgaria / Netherlands / Russia · 2013
Privacy hosts

A Bulgaria/NL/RU offshore hosting brand.

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vs OperaVPSUSA / EU / Asia / Dubai / Turkey · 2018
Windows RDP

A mainstream Windows VPS shop with a wide datacenter roster.

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vs EldernNode13 locations incl. RU / TR / NL · 2014
Windows RDP

A budget Windows RDP catalog across 13 locations.

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vs ClientVPSNL / FI / DE / US / SG / RU · 2017
Windows RDP

An offshore-leaning Windows RDP host across 6 datacenters.

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vs AnubizHostNetherlands / Romania / Iceland · 2019
Windows RDP

A niche offshore RDP brand.

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vs MonoVMUSA / UK / NL / DE / FR / CA · 2013
Windows RDP

An established mainstream Windows-VPS shop.

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vs Cloudzy12 datacenters worldwide · 2017
Windows RDP

A mainstream cloud VPS/RDP brand with aggressive promo pricing.

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vs HetznerGermany / Finland · 1997
Mainstream cloud

One of the cheapest enterprise-grade hosts in the EU.

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vs OVHFrance · 1999
Mainstream cloud

A large French bare-metal and cloud provider.

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vs AWSUSA (global) · 2006
Mainstream cloud

The world's largest hyperscale cloud platform.

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vs DigitalOceanUSA (global) · 2011
Mainstream cloud

A developer-friendly cloud with no bare-metal option.

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vs VultrUSA (global) · 2014
Mainstream cloud

Broad geographic coverage with simple cloud VPS pricing.

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vs Linode (Akamai)USA / global Akamai network · 2003
Mainstream cloud

A mainstream developer cloud now backed by Akamai.

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vs Microsoft AzureUSA (global · 60+ regions) · 2010
Mainstream cloud

The #2 hyperscaler with deep Microsoft ecosystem integration.

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vs Google CloudUSA (global · 43 regions) · 2008
Mainstream cloud

Google's hyperscaler with elite DDoS protection.

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vs Oracle Cloud InfrastructureUSA (global · 50+ regions) · 2016
Mainstream cloud

Known for a generous free tier and uniform global pricing.

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vs IBM CloudUSA (global) · 2013
Mainstream cloud

Enterprise-grade compliance across 60+ datacenters.

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vs LeasewebNetherlands (global) · 1997
Mainstream cloud

Nearly three decades of IaaS hosting with global reach.

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vs KamateraIsrael / global · 1996
Mainstream cloud

Flexible pay-per-minute cloud pricing across 24 datacenters.

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vs Cherry ServersLithuania · 2001
Mainstream cloud

A fast bare-metal host with bare-bones pricing.

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vs Rackspace TechnologyUSA · 1998
Mainstream cloud

A legacy US managed-cloud provider.

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vs Time4VPSLithuania (single DC, Vilnius) · 2012
Mainstream cloud

A Lithuanian budget VPS host with a single datacenter.

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vs ScalewayFrance · 1999
Mainstream cloud

France's biggest independent cloud, Iliad-owned.

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vs UpCloudFinland · 2011
Mainstream cloud

Finland's premium cloud, known for MaxIOPS NVMe.

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vs ContaboGermany / USA / UK / SG / JP / IN / AU · 2003
Mainstream cloud

A budget-oriented EU VPS host with unmetered bandwidth.

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vs HostingerLithuania / 8 global datacenters · 2004
Mainstream cloud

A large consumer hosting brand.

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vs Vast.aiDistributed P2P · 2018
GPU compute

A P2P GPU marketplace with low spot pricing.

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vs RunPodUSA / EU / multi-region · 2022
GPU compute

A managed cloud GPU platform with a broad NVIDIA catalog.

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vs PaperspaceUSA / DigitalOcean network · 2014
GPU compute

A mature notebooks-as-a-service GPU cloud.

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vs Lambda LabsUSA · 2012
GPU compute

Known for premium H100/B200 clusters for AI training.

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vs CoreWeaveUSA · 2017
GPU compute

An enterprise-scale H100/H200/B200 GPU cloud.

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vs CrusoeUSA / Iceland · 2018
GPU compute

A climate-aligned GPU cloud.

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vs TensorDockMulti-region (community) · 2022
GPU compute

A multi-region GPU marketplace with managed and community supply.

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Quick facts

Privacy hosts at a glance

The sign-up, payment and KYC details we could verify for privacy-focused hosts and RDP resellers.

HostSignup requiresCryptocurrency acceptedMonero (XMR) acceptedKYC / identity verification
OffshoreVps A generated login, no email 9 coins incl. Monero Yes None, ever
Njalla Email or XMPP handle BTC, LTC, XMR, ETH, PayPal Yes No formal KYC
FlokiNET Email (OPSEC advised) BTC, XMR, ZEC Yes No formal KYC
1984 Hosting Email required BTC, XMR, card, PayPal Yes No formal KYC
OrangeWebsite Email required Via 3rd-party processor Listed by some trackers Processor may request KYC
BuyVM Personal details collected, not verified BTC, LTC, ETH, XMR, ZEC and others Yes Collected but not verified
FranTech Personal details required (BuyVM parent) Yes, via BuyVM Yes Collected but not verified
Incognet Email only, no other PII BTC, XMR (in-house) Yes No routine KYC
Privex Email, typically BTC, XMR, LTC and others Yes Not marketed as KYC
Shinjiru Email required Yes (coins vary) — Partial — legal compliance applies
Bahnhof Standard ISP signup No No Standard Swedish ISP account
SporeStack None — no email or account BTC, XMR, BCH Yes Guaranteed no KYC
NiceVPS Email, typically BTC, XMR, Dash, ZEC Yes No formal KYC
AnubizHost No documents asked BTC, XMR, USDT Yes No-KYC signup
MonoVM Email required BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR Yes No formal KYC mentioned
Cloudzy Email required (billing) XMR, BTC, card Yes No KYC for standard crypto path

Facts come from each provider's own site or independent privacy trackers at the time of writing. Policies change, so confirm current terms before you switch. A dash means we could not confirm it.

FAQ

Choosing an offshore VPS host

01What is the best offshore VPS hosting provider?

It depends on what you need to protect. Compare how each host handles sign-up, payment and identity checks, then the legal climate of the country where the server sits. OffshoreVps offers 10 locations, takes 9 cryptocurrencies including Monero, and never asks for an ID.

02How do you compare these providers?

We use what each provider publishes on its own site and what independent privacy trackers list. Rows we cannot verify are left blank instead of guessed, and each page notes that policies can change.

03Do offshore VPS providers require KYC?

It varies. Many privacy-focused hosts accept crypto with only an email, while mainstream cloud providers usually ask for a verified card or an identity check. The table above shows what we could confirm for each host.

04Can I pay for a VPS with Monero?

Some hosts accept it and many do not. OffshoreVps accepts 9 cryptocurrencies including Monero, with a unique deposit address for every order.