No KYC. Anonymous signup, paid in Monero & 20+ coins. Tbps DDoS included. Deploy in minutes.
Why offshore

Privacy is a posture, not a feature

Anyone can rent you a server. We engineer the legal, network and operational layers so that what you host stays yours — resilient to takedowns, surveillance overreach and the attacks that knock others offline.

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The full picture

What “built for privacy” actually means here

Six concrete commitments, not marketing.

No KYC, email only

No name, no ID, no phone, no verification. We collect the single email needed to deliver your server, and nothing more.

Jurisdiction of your choice

Six legal climates from EU-lenient to non-EU max-leniency. Match the law to your threat model at checkout.

No-logs operation

No access logs, no deep packet inspection, no traffic analytics. There’s nothing to hand over because we never collect it.

Full-disk encryption

Optional LUKS encryption means your data at rest is unreadable without your key — even to us.

Crypto-only, no banks

Monero, Bitcoin and 20+ assets. No card networks, no banks, no chargebacks, no paper trail through the financial system.

Takedown resistance

Foreign copyright notices carry no automatic legal force where your server lives. Lawful content stays online.

DDoS protection

Stay online through the storm

Every plan sits behind always-on, Tbps-class mitigation. Volumetric floods are scrubbed upstream before they ever reach your port, and optional Layer-7 filtering inspects application traffic to stop the slow, clever attacks that bypass raw bandwidth defenses.

  • Always-on L3/4 scrubbingNo “detection delay” — protection is live the moment you deploy.
  • Optional Layer-7 filteringApplication-aware rules for HTTP floods and bot abuse.
  • No clean-traffic chargesMitigation is included, not metered against you.
How DDoS protection works
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Acceptable use

Clear lines, honestly drawn

Offshore means resilient, not lawless. Knowing exactly what’s welcome — and what never is — keeps our network clean and your service stable.

Welcome here

  • Privacy & anonymity tools (VPN, Tor, proxies)
  • Lawful but controversial speech & journalism
  • Content targeted by foreign DMCA notices
  • Cryptocurrency nodes, bots & trading systems
  • Adult content that is legal and consensual
  • Research, archives, mirrors & forums

Never permitted

  • Child sexual abuse material (CSAM)
  • Fraud, phishing & identity theft
  • Spam & unsolicited bulk mail
  • Malware command-and-control & botnets
  • Attacks against third-party infrastructure
  • Anything that endangers our network or others

Read the full Acceptable Use Policy

FAQ

Common questions

What exactly makes hosting “offshore”?
It means your server is physically located and legally domiciled in a jurisdiction chosen for its privacy and free-speech protections — outside aggressive enforcement regimes — rather than wherever is cheapest. The legal climate, not just the data center, is the product.
Do you keep logs of what I do?
No. We operate a strict minimal-data, no-logs policy: we store only the email you give us for delivery. There is no traffic inspection, no access logging and no analytics on your server’s activity.
Is everything allowed on an offshore server?
No. Offshore means resistant to foreign takedown notices and surveillance overreach — not lawless. Genuinely illegal material is always forbidden; see our Acceptable Use Policy for the precise line.
Can you read my data?
If you deploy with optional LUKS full-disk encryption, no — your volume is unreadable at rest without your key, including to us. Without encryption, standard operational access applies, but we never inspect customer data as policy.
Ready when you are

Host on your terms

Choose your jurisdiction, pay in crypto, and run a server nobody can quietly switch off.

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