VPSRENTO
Anonymous offshore VPS hosting. No KYC. Ever.
KVM servers in DMCA-ignored locations. No email, no name, no phone — pay in crypto, get full root in under a minute.
- No KYC
- Crypto Only
- No Logs
- DMCA Ignored
- Full Root
Linux VPS plans
Standard-tier pricing (Moldova, Romania, Panama, Netherlands, Russia). Premium tiers: Iceland +15%, Switzerland +20%. All plans include 1 Tbps+ DDoS protection and a /64 IPv6 subnet.
- 4 vCPU EPYC
- 8 GB DDR4
- 120 GB NVMe
- Unmetered @ 1 Gbps
- 8 vCPU EPYC
- 16 GB DDR4
- 240 GB NVMe
- Unmetered @ 1 Gbps
- 16 vCPU EPYC
- 32 GB DDR4
- 480 GB NVMe
- Unmetered @ 1 Gbps
Quarterly −10% · Semi-annual −30% · Annual −50% — set at checkout. Windows VPS from $18.99/mo · Hourly sandbox $0.009/hr (SV-Nano, max 72h) · Full details on the pricing page.
Fifteen jurisdictions. Two tiers. Zero questions.
Every node is Tier III+ with always-on 1 Tbps+ L3/L4 DDoS protection and AMD EPYC KVM hardware. Premium tiers add the strongest privacy laws on earth.
Strongest free-speech laws anywhere (IMMI), geothermal power. The publisher's choice.
FADP privacy law, outside the EU, two centuries of political neutrality. Quietly unshakeable.
No data retention laws and outside every surveillance alliance. Closest offshore to US latency.
The classic DMCA-ignored jurisdiction — and our first location, running since 2021.
Best peering in Eastern Europe and a relaxed takedown culture. Seedbox favorite.
AMS-IX hub, superb EU latency, decades of hosting tradition. The pragmatic default.
Ignores Western takedowns entirely. Routing from some ISPs is degraded — we're upfront about that.
The original data-haven: no copyright takedown regime, outside every surveillance alliance. Pacific latency is the honest trade-off.
The offshore finance standard: no data-retention law, British common-law courts, a registry that ignores foreign civil claims.
The IBC capital of hosting. Foreign DMCA notices arrive by the volume and carry zero legal effect here.
No MLAT coverage for civil copyright claims with the US or UK, cheap Caribbean egress, English-speaking courts.
Banking-haven judiciary, no data-retention law — the closest exotic jurisdiction to the US East Coast.
The EU's most relaxed copyright enforcement in practice — and the cheapest bandwidth in the bloc.
Ignores Western takedown requests entirely, at world-class bandwidth prices. Wartime-hardened: dual power, replicated storage.
Asia's offshore hub: no DMCA regime, strong peering to mainland China and APAC, a common-law tradition.
Five years of silence
Since March 2021 we have run servers for people who value not being asked questions. The numbers are the whole story.
Two products. Both private.
We don't do shared hosting, domains, or "cloud". Virtual servers, done properly, in places that respect your business.
Linux KVM VPS
The flagship. AMD EPYC nodes, NVMe storage, your choice of 15 jurisdictions and 7 OS images.
- 1–16 vCPU AMD EPYC, 2–32 GB DDR4
- NVMe SSD · unmetered from SV-Pro up
- Debian, Ubuntu, AlmaLinux, Alpine, Arch
- Full root, median deploy 55 seconds
Windows VPS (RDP)
Windows Server 2022 with full administrator RDP, in every location. Bring your own license when the evaluation ends.
- 2–8 vCPU, 4–16 GB RAM, 80–320 GB NVMe
- 180-day evaluation included
- Full admin RDP, all 15 locations
- Ready in about 4 minutes (sysprep)
What "DMCA-ignored" actually means
The DMCA is US law. Our datacenters aren't in the US. We respond to valid court orders from the hosting jurisdiction — everything else goes to /dev/null. But privacy is not lawlessness, and our AUP has teeth.
What we ignore
- US DMCA takedown notices. Not law here. We don't forward them and we don't suspend for them.
- Bulk copyright complaints from automated enforcement bots and settlement-letter mills.
- Foreign court orders with no jurisdiction over the datacenter hosting your server.
- Identity demands. There is nothing to subpoena: we hold a token hash and a txid, not you.
What we enforce
- No spam. Port 25 is filtered by default; bulk mailers are terminated, not warned.
- No botnets or C2. Malware infrastructure gets the node killed and the wallet banned.
- No CSAM. Immediate termination and report to the jurisdiction's NCMEC equivalent. No exceptions, ever.
- No network attacks or scanning. Outbound DDoS, port scanning and brute-forcing violate the AUP.
Online in three steps
No account form. No verification email. The slowest part is choosing a plan.
Pick a plan
Five Linux plans, three Windows, fifteen jurisdictions. Configure it in under a minute — upgrades later are in-place and prorated.
Pay with crypto
BTC, XMR, ETH, LTC, USDT or SOL via Paymento. No cards, no PayPal, no banks in the loop — we never touch card rails.
Root access in 55s
Your access token is shown exactly once — we store only its hash. Then: IP, root password, SSH in. Done.
Handles, not names — quoted with permission
Handles, not names — that's the point. Long-term customers, quoted with permission.
"Migrated 40 boxes from Hetzner after the second identity request. Deploy times are faster and nobody has asked me who I am in four years."
"2 TB/month was never going to be enough. Unmetered on SV-Pro is real — I've pushed 38 TB in a month, zero tickets."
"Our investigative outlet got three DMCA threats last year. VPSRento's reply was one line: valid court order from the hosting jurisdiction or nothing. We're still online."
"Clean IPs actually matter for my work. Every VPSRento IP I've had passed 40 blacklist checks. That's rare."
"Token login felt weird for a day. Now the idea of a password reset email feels insane. This is how accounts should work."
"Asked support a BGP question at 3 AM. Got a real answer from a real engineer in 11 minutes. No scripts, no tier-1 bots."
Straight answers
The questions everyone asks before their first deploy.
Correct. No email, no name, no phone. Signup generates a 24-character access token like VPR-7K2M-9QX4-PL3D-8RWN — shown once, stored only as a hash. Your account is that token.
You don't. We can't reset what we never knew — that's the feature, not a bug. Generate a sub-token in settings and store both somewhere safe. A password reset email is just an attack vector with a friendly name.
BTC, XMR, ETH, LTC, USDT (TRC-20 and ERC-20) and SOL, processed by Paymento. No cards, no PayPal, no bank transfers — we never touch card rails.
The DMCA is US law with no force where our servers sit, so a valid local court order is required before anything happens to your server — read what DMCA-ignored hosting actually means.
Median 55 seconds for Linux, about 4 minutes for Windows (sysprep). Provisioning starts the moment the transaction confirms.
Yes: spam, botnets, CSAM, network attacks and port scanning — see the AUP. Privacy is not lawlessness, and the rule is what keeps IPs clean for everyone else.
How we compare
The big hosts are good at what they do. What they do includes knowing exactly who you are.
| Feature | VPSRento | Hetzner | Contabo | DigitalOcean |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sign-up requirements | None — token | ID verification | KYC checks | Card on file |
| DMCA notices | Ignored | Enforced | Enforced | Full pipeline |
| Crypto payments | BTC · XMR · USDT · SOL | No | No | No |
| Activity logs | None kept | German retention | German retention | US jurisdiction |
| Entry price | $5.99/mo | ~€4/mo | ~€5/mo | ~$4/mo |
Deploy something nobody can trace back to you.
A token, a payment, and root in under a minute. No form, no email, no name.