VPS you can pay for with crypto
278 servers from 10 providers, from €4.46 a month. Prices checked 7 hours ago
These are VPS plans from providers whose own payment pages say they accept cryptocurrency, usually Bitcoin, often also Ethereum, Litecoin or stablecoins such as USDT, and sometimes Monero. The list ranks them by the monthly bill over the period you choose, with the IPv4 address, setup fees and renewal prices included. Providers we have not checked yet are left out, which does not mean they refuse crypto: the payment filter shows only what we could confirm.
- Lowest bill
- €4.46(The lowest bill with every charge known. Rows priced lower leave out a charge their provider doesn’t publish.)
- Typical hidden fees
- +€5.78/mo(4% of these servers cost more than their price tag once the required fees are added (IPv4, setup, traffic, minimum term). On those, the extra is typically €5.78 a month. The list is always sorted by the full bill.)
278 servers match, sorted by bill per month.
| Tick 2 to 4 servers to compare their bills side by side | Traffic | Locations | Total | Actions | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dedicated 32vCPU | 256 GB | NVMe 5.76 TB | 12.29 TB +€8.91/TB |     +9 | €1,781.90(lowest complete bill on this page) | €21,382.75 12 mo | |||
 Vultr VX1 Memory Optimized 64 vCPU · 512 GB RAM · 3,840 GB NVMe · 10.24 TB traffic +€8.91/TB Check due | Dedicated 64vCPU | 512 GB | NVMe 3.84 TB | 10.24 TB +€8.91/TB | | €2,007.11 | €24,085.32 12 mo | ||
| Dedicated 96vCPU | 256 GB | NVMe 1.28 TB | 12.29 TB +€8.91/TB |  +2 | €3,421.24 | €41,054.88 12 mo |
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How paying with crypto works: most providers take crypto through a payment processor that shows an address and an amount fixed for a few minutes, then credit your account or pay the invoice. Some only accept it as account credit, not for automatic renewals, so you pay each month or top up ahead. Network fees are yours, and a refund, if there is one, is often paid as account credit rather than coins. Each provider page names the coins it takes.
The price is still in dollars or euros: the bill on this page is in the currency the provider prices in, and the amount of crypto you send follows the exchange rate on the day you pay. A plan that is cheaper in euros stays cheaper in Bitcoin.
Privacy: paying with crypto keeps your card out of the order, but it does not make you anonymous. You still sign up with an email address, the provider sees the addresses you connect from, and some providers ask for ID if their fraud checks flag an order. If that matters to you, see the servers whose providers ask for no ID document.