Since 2020 · 16 locations · 8 jurisdictions · AS204287

Servers that never learn your name

Offshore VPS, bare metal and GPU compute in eight jurisdictions chosen for their legal properties, plus eight mainstream sites chosen for latency. No identity layer, crypto-only settlement, and a legal dossier for every location that cites the actual statute.

No account. No email. A token and a payment.

No identity
zero fields
12 coins
on-chain
No logs
no netflow
Full root
own kernel
Clean IPs
60+ RBLs
99.9% SLA
auto credit

$ incognito deploy --plan hv-4 --region switzerland

→ invoice created · awaiting payment xmr

→ payment confirmed · 10/10 confirmations

→ provisioning · 55s

plan
HV-4 · VECTOR
region
Zürich, Switzerland
cpu
4 vCPU · AMD EPYC 9354P
memory
8 GB DDR5 ECC
disk
140 GB NVMe Gen4
network
2 Gbps · 8 TB
ipv6
routed /64
price
$20.50/mo
no identity no logs full root luks ready

root@hv-4:~#

Real plan data · 341 purchasable configurations

What Incognito VPS is

Incognito VPS is an offshore hosting provider operating since 2020 across 16 locations, 8 of them privacy jurisdictions chosen for their legal properties and the rest chosen for latency. It sells Linux VPS, dedicated servers, GPU compute, Windows RDP and storage servers with no identity requirement, settles payment in 8 cryptocurrencies including Monero, and deploys in 55 seconds. Prices start at $4.00 per month.

§01 Five product lines

One stack, five shapes

The same sixteen locations, the same no-identity checkout, the same crypto settlement. Pick the shape that fits the workload.

Pricing
§02 Sixteen locations

Choose your legal distance

Each location page publishes the statutes and court decisions behind its claims, plus a section on what that jurisdiction does not give you.

All locations
Incognito VPS facility chart Facilities plotted by latitude and longitude: Reykjavík, Iceland; Zürich, Switzerland; Amsterdam, Netherlands; Bucharest, Romania; Sofia, Bulgaria; Chișinău, Moldova; Panama City, Panama; Moscow, Russia; Paris, France; London, United Kingdom; Frankfurt, Germany; New York, United States; Toronto, Canada; Singapore, Singapore; Tokyo, Japan; Sydney, Australia. 100°W80°W60°W40°W20°W20°E40°E60°E 60°N45°N30°N15°N Iceland IS · $5.5 Switzerland CH · $6 Netherlands NL · $4.5 Romania RO · $4 Bulgaria BG · $4 Moldova MD · $4 Panama PA · $5 Russia RU · $4 France FR · $4.5 United Kingdom GB · $4.5 Germany DE · $4.5 United States US · $4.5 Canada CA · $4.5 Singapore SG · $5.5 Japan JP · $5.5 Australia AU · $5.5
Facility locations: Reykjavík, Iceland (64.15, -21.94); Zürich, Switzerland (47.38, 8.54); Amsterdam, Netherlands (52.37, 4.90); Bucharest, Romania (44.43, 26.10); Sofia, Bulgaria (42.70, 23.32); Chișinău, Moldova (47.01, 28.86); Panama City, Panama (8.98, -79.52); Moscow, Russia (55.76, 37.62); Paris, France (48.86, 2.35); London, United Kingdom (51.51, -0.13); Frankfurt, Germany (50.11, 8.68); New York, United States (40.71, -74.01); Toronto, Canada (43.65, -79.38); Singapore, Singapore (1.35, 103.82); Tokyo, Japan (35.68, 139.65); Sydney, Australia (-33.87, 151.21).

Iceland

Free-speech haven

IS Jurisdiction
  • No general data-retention obligation applies to hosting providers (2022)
  • Constitutional free-expression protection with narrow, enumerated exceptions (1995)

VPS

$5.5

Dedicated

$60.5

Switzerland

Premium neutrality

CH Jurisdiction
  • Revised federal data-protection statute with criminal liability for unlawful disclosure (2023)
  • Foreign requests must run through mutual legal assistance with dual-criminality review (1983)

VPS

$6

Dedicated

$66.5

Netherlands

Best peering on earth

NL Jurisdiction
  • Blanket telecom data retention struck down and never re-enacted (2015)
  • Hosting providers benefit from conditional liability exemption (mere conduit / hosting) (2024)

VPS

$4.5

Dedicated

$53.5

Romania

Anti-retention precedent

RO Jurisdiction
  • Data-retention law struck down as unconstitutional — twice (2014)
  • Follow-up retention bill also declared unconstitutional (2014)

VPS

$4

Dedicated

$49

Bulgaria

Low-cost EU edge

BG Jurisdiction
  • Blanket retention provisions annulled as unconstitutional (2015)
  • Retention now requires prior judicial authorisation per request (2015)

VPS

$4

Dedicated

$46

Moldova

Outside the EU perimeter

MD Jurisdiction
  • Non-EU state — EU instruments including European Investigation Orders do not apply (2022)
  • No general data-retention mandate on hosting providers (2007)

VPS

$4

Dedicated

$47

Panama

No MLAT with the West

PA Jurisdiction
  • Constitutional protection of private communications requiring judicial authorisation (2004)
  • No general data-retention statute covering hosting providers (2009)

VPS

$5

Dedicated

$57

Russia

Beyond Western reach

RU Jurisdiction
  • EU and US court orders have no enforcement path; MLAT cooperation suspended since 2022 (2022)
  • US DMCA and EU DSA carry no legal force in Russian courts (2008)

VPS

$4

Dedicated

$47

France

Western Europe, lowest latency

FR Latency
  • Connection-data retention is mandatory and applies to hosting providers (2021)
  • General retention upheld for national-security purposes (2021)

VPS

$4.5

Dedicated

$51.5

United Kingdom

London transit hub

GB Latency
  • Retention notices may compel operators to keep communications data for 12 months (2016)
  • Technical capability notices may require removal of electronic protection (2016)

VPS

$4.5

Dedicated

$54.5

Germany

DE-CIX, best peering in Europe

DE Latency
  • General data retention struck down as unconstitutional and unenforced since (2010)
  • German general retention held contrary to EU law by the Court of Justice (2022)

VPS

$4.5

Dedicated

$49.5

United States

North American reach

US Latency
  • No federal general data-retention mandate applies to hosting providers (2026)
  • Providers must disclose data under warrant regardless of where it is stored (2018)

VPS

$4.5

Dedicated

$53

Canada

North America, softer copyright

CA Latency
  • No general data-retention mandate for hosting providers (2000)
  • Copyright notices are forwarded, not enforced — no takedown obligation (2015)

VPS

$4.5

Dedicated

$52.5

Singapore

Asia-Pacific gateway

SG Latency
  • No documented participation in any Eyes intelligence-sharing tier (2026)
  • Government may order correction or removal of online statements (2019)

VPS

$5.5

Dedicated

$61.5

Japan

East Asia, constitutional secrecy

JP Latency
  • Constitutional secrecy of communications with narrow statutory exceptions (1947)
  • No general data-retention mandate for hosting providers (1984)

VPS

$5.5

Dedicated

$63.5

Australia

Oceania coverage

AU Latency
  • Two-year mandatory retention of telecommunications metadata (2015)
  • Providers may be compelled to assist with access to encrypted communications (2018)

VPS

$5.5

Dedicated

$65

§03 What is different here

Verifiable beats persuasive

Every hosting company claims privacy. The difference is whether the claim is checkable. Four things on this site you can verify without trusting us.

§01

Legal dossiers, not adjectives

Every location page cites the actual statute or court decision behind each claim, with its year. Romania says “Constitutional Court Decision 440/2014”, not “privacy-friendly”. You can look it up; that is the point.

Read a dossier
§02

The trade-off is on the page

Amsterdam says it participates in Nine Eyes. Russia says SORM interception is mandatory. Panama says it has a US MLAT. A page that only lists advantages is not information, it is copy.

See the hardest one
§03

Comparisons that concede

Each of our 37 comparison pages names something the competitor genuinely does better. Hetzner is cheaper. SporeStack is more anonymous. Vast.ai wins on GPU price. Saying so is what makes the rest credible.

See all comparisons
§04

Outages published in full

Including the 2021 Amsterdam line-card failure that took 40% of the site down for three hours because the spare was in the wrong building. Uptime numbers mean nothing without the incident log behind them.

Read the incident log

Worst outage on record

“40% of AMS-3 unreachable for 3 hours 12 minutes. A line card failed and the spare was held at a different facility.”

Spares for every chassis are now held on site at every location. This is the worst outage in our history and the reason for that policy.

November 3, 2021 Amsterdam 3h 12m SLA credited automatically

41,800

servers deployed

since 2020

99.987%

uptime, 12 months

99.9% SLA

55s

median deploy

after confirmation

11 Tbps

scrubbing capacity

never null-routed

§05 Starting prices

What each location costs

Every plan includes DDoS scrubbing, a routed IPv6 /64, full root and a 99.9% uptime SLA with automatic credits.

Full price list
§06 Reference

Written to be useful whether or not you buy

The guides and topic pages are the part of this site we are most confident about. They answer the question rather than routing you to a product.

Guides
§07 FAQ

Frequently asked questions

01 What is Incognito VPS?

An offshore hosting provider operating since March 2020 in eight jurisdictions. We sell Linux VPS, dedicated servers, GPU compute, Windows RDP and storage servers, with no identity requirement and crypto-only settlement.

02 Do I need to give you an email address?

No. There is no email field at signup, at checkout or in the account record. You receive a 20-character access token at checkout, shown once, and that token is the account.

03 What happens if I lose my token?

The account becomes permanently unreachable. We store only an Argon2id hash and cannot recover it. Servers run until the paid term expires and then terminate. Write the token down — the checkout flow warns you three times.

04 Which cryptocurrencies do you accept?

Twelve: Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, Tether, USD Coin, Litecoin, TRON, Solana, BNB, Dogecoin, Toncoin and Dai. Lightning is supported for invoices under $500.

05 Do you accept credit cards or PayPal?

No. A card rail would bring chargeback liability, which would force identity collection, which would defeat the product. Crypto-only is structural rather than stylistic.

06 Is there a refund policy?

Seven days on first orders, credited to your account balance rather than refunded on-chain, since we cannot send funds to an address we have no way to verify belongs to you. Balance can be spent on anything we sell.

55-second deploy

Pick a jurisdiction. Pay in crypto. Be running in a minute.

No account to create, no email to confirm, no card to enter.