Provision first, migrate second
Bring up the Incognito VPS server while your ServPrivate instance is still serving. Nothing is disrupted and you can take as long as the initial sync needs.
Privacy-first hosts · Undisclosed · 2025
An alternative to ServPrivate
A recent entrant in offshore no-KYC hosting covering seven jurisdictions, with a very large programmatic content footprint and an agent-purchasable API.
Answer
Incognito VPS serves as a replacement for ServPrivate hosting when you want no identity verification. Incognito VPS offers 16 locations with token-only accounts and crypto-only payments in twelve coins, starting at $4.00 per month. ServPrivate is the better option if you need their machine-readable commerce layer—an agent card, an OpenAPI document, and x402 settlement—which is ahead of the market; that same interface is also available at Incognito VPS.
What they do better
Their machine-readable commerce layer is ahead of the market — an agent card, an OpenAPI document and x402 settlement mean an AI agent really can buy a server end to end. That is a good idea and we have built the same interface.
We list what every competitor does better than us. A comparison with no concession is an advertisement.
§01 Where we differ
Four things Incognito VPS does that ServPrivate does not
- 01
Operating since 2020 with a published, verifiable incident history
- 02
Eight jurisdictions including Bulgaria, with statute-level legal dossiers rather than adjectives
- 03
Storage-server line and 32 TB RAID-10 capacity they do not offer
- 04
Comparison pages that state what competitors do better — theirs do not
§02 Side by side
Incognito VPS and ServPrivate, feature by feature
| Incognito VPS | ServPrivate | |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2020 | 2025 |
| Headquarters | Distributed · 8 jurisdictions | Undisclosed |
| Identity required | None | None |
| Cryptocurrency | Native · 12 coins | Native |
| Monero | Yes | Yes |
| Locations | 16 | 7 |
| Bare metal | Yes | Yes |
| GPU compute | Yes | Yes |
| Entry price | $4.00/mo | $7.50/mo |
| Five Eyes country | No | No |
Figures for ServPrivate are taken from their published pricing and documentation and were last checked on 2026-08-13. If something here is out of date, tell us at [email protected] and we will correct it — an inaccurate comparison helps nobody.
§03 Switching over
Moving from ServPrivate
Lower the TTL 48 hours ahead
Drop DNS records to a 300-second TTL two days before the cutover. This is the step everyone skips and everyone regrets.
Cut over and verify
Final rsync, promote the database replica, update DNS. Wait 72 hours and watch the old logs before destroying anything.
Where Incognito VPS operates
16 locations against ServPrivate’s 7, 8 of ours chosen for their legal properties rather than their latency. Each location page publishes the statutes behind its claims and an explicit account of what it does not protect against.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01 What is the best alternative to ServPrivate?
Incognito VPS runs in 16 locations versus ServPrivate's 7, and both require no identity. ServPrivate's agent commerce API is ahead of the market; we built the same interface. Incognito VPS starts at $4.00 per month, takes native crypto including Monero, and lists its legal-property locations.
02 Is Incognito VPS cheaper than ServPrivate?
Incognito VPS starts at $4.00 per month; ServPrivate at about $7.50. Compare specifications before choosing, since entry tiers differ a lot.
03 How do I migrate from ServPrivate?
Provision the target first, sync with rsync or a database replica, lower your DNS TTL 48 hours ahead, then switch over. Expect minutes of downtime rather than hours. Our migration guide walks through the full sequence.
04 When should I stay with ServPrivate?
ServPrivate's machine-readable commerce layer is ahead of the market: an agent card, an OpenAPI document and x402 settlement mean an AI agent can buy a server end to end. We agree and have built the same interface.
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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.