CryptoServers

Self-hosted VPN server on offshore hardware

Run your own WireGuard or OpenVPN egress on hardware you control — no shared concentrators, no third-party logs, no lifetime-deal asterisks.

No KYC, ever DMCA ignored No traffic logs Live in 60 seconds
1 Tbps
DDoS absorption
41s
Median deploy
3
Recommended locations
$16.99
Entry plan / month
Built for the workload

Why Self-hosted VPN server runs better here

Specific technical alignment, not generic copy. Each point below is something the workload needs and we provide by default.

Full root, kernel modules permitted, raw sockets allowed. Required for WireGuard tun/udp.
IPv4 + /64 IPv6, BGP announcements on dedicated tiers if you bring your own range.
Egress IPs not part of any commercial VPN range — fewer apps auto-flag the traffic.
AES-NI on every CPU tier. WireGuard saturates 1 Gbps on a single core on Starter.
No traffic mirroring, no netflow retention beyond 24 hours. Documented on /privacy/.
Workload notes

What you should know about Self-hosted VPN server on Cryptoservers

WireGuard, OpenVPN, Shadowsocks, Outline and Tailscale exit nodes are all permitted, with raw socket access on every plan and IPv6 announced by default. Because we publish the AS-path, your VPN egress IP isn't a known commercial-VPN range — apps that block major VPN providers won't auto-flag you.

For a personal egress, vps-starter is enough; for a small team or a self-hosted exit-as-a-service, vps-growth handles 50–80 concurrent peers comfortably with kernel WireGuard. Everything is full root, KVM-virtualized — load whatever module the kernel ships, including ones that need raw network access.

Sysadmin FAQ

Self-hosted VPN server — questions answered

WireGuard or OpenVPN — does it matter which I run?
WireGuard is faster (kernel module on Linux 5.6+, hard to beat for raw throughput) and uses less CPU. OpenVPN is more permissive about NAT traversal and has older client support. Both work fine; we don't restrict either.
Will major sites detect this as a VPN and challenge me?
Less than commercial VPN ranges, but it isn't magic. Cloudflare and others increasingly fingerprint based on TCP/IP characteristics, not just IP reputation. If you're hitting CAPTCHAs everywhere on a particular IP, we re-IP you to a fresh /29 within the same prefix free of charge.
How many peers can a vps-growth handle?
Empirically 50–80 active WireGuard peers with light traffic, or 30–40 with sustained 5 Mbps each. Memory is the gating factor at scale, not CPU; WireGuard is cheap. If you outgrow it, vps-business at 16 GB DDR5 takes you to ~250 peers.
Can I announce my own /29 or /48 over BGP?
Yes — on dedicated tiers (ded-bastion and up). VPS plans share our prefixes. You bring an LOA and the IRR records; we provision the session within a day.
What logs do you keep on the host?
Billing records, panel actions (provisioning, reboots), and 24-hour ARP/MAC tables. No netflow, no NIC mirrors, no traffic captures of any kind. Full text is in /privacy/.

Self-hosted VPN server — deploy in 60 seconds

No email, no ID, no account. Pick a plan, pay in crypto, get root.