VPS for security and privacy — from €5.49/mo
An isolated server for your own workloads only — NVMe, root access and KVM, 5-hour test period, nothing to lose
Take a server for a test
A VPS for security and privacy is a virtual server with full root access and its own IP, where your data and services live apart from anyone else's. You choose the OS, close everything unnecessary with a firewall, switch to key-based access and keep the logs yourself. Plans from €5.49/mo with a 5-hour test period — try the server before you pay.
VPS plans
Standard, Power and Max — monthly or yearly at a discount.
Standard 1
| 4 vCPU · AMD EPYC |
| 4 GB RAM |
| 40 GB NVMe |
| Unlimited traffic |
| 1× IPv4 · KVM |
| 24/7 support |
Standard 2
| 4 vCPU · AMD EPYC |
| 6 GB RAM |
| 45 GB NVMe |
| Unlimited traffic |
| 1× IPv4 · KVM |
| 24/7 support |
Standard 3
| 6 vCPU · AMD EPYC |
| 8 GB RAM |
| 60 GB NVMe |
| Unlimited traffic |
| 1× IPv4 · KVM |
| 24/7 support |
Isolated from other projects
Your own kernel, file system and processes. Neighbours on the node cannot see your data or affect your configuration.
Your own IP and access rules
A dedicated IPv4, your own firewall rules and logs. You decide which ports are open and who may connect to them.
Encryption and key-based access
TLS for services, passwordless SSH, encrypted disk partitions — installed and configured the way your policy requires.
How to lock a server down properly
Three steps — from choosing a plan to a server where only what you need is open.
Choose a plan and an image
Pick Mini, Pro or Max to match your workload and choose a Linux image — Ubuntu, Debian or another distribution.
Install the OS yourself
You deploy the chosen OS on a KVM server from the control panel — the configuration is entirely under your control.
Close what you don't need
Over SSH or the KVM console set up the firewall, key-based login, automatic updates and fail2ban. Only what you need stays open.
A server built around your privacy requirements
We will suggest a configuration for your workload and help with the firewall, service isolation and secure remote access over SSH.
The same server can host the rest of your private infrastructure — Docker workloads, internal applications and databases reachable only by you.
See Linux VPSFrequently asked questions
Didn't find an answer?
Write to us through the form on the contacts page.
A personal tunnel for your own access is fine. Public or commercial VPN and Proxy services, resale of traffic and handing access to third parties are not covered by these plans: such use is subject to a separate offer — write to us through the contact form. The full rule is in the public offer, clauses 2.2–2.4.
Yes, a VPS has its own IPv4 address — it is yours for as long as the service runs and is not shared with other clients.
With the firewall: leave only the ports you need open, move SSH off port 22, disable password login and install fail2ban. With root access this is an evening's work.
Only you: files, keys and logs stay on your server and we do not look into them. We need hypervisor access solely to maintain the node.
Yes, LUKS on a separate partition works. Bear in mind that after a reboot the partition has to be unlocked — the passphrase is entered through the KVM console in the panel.
It is not part of the plan — it is a paid option arranged for a specific service. Tell us what traffic needs protecting and we will propose a solution.
You make backups yourself in the control panel, in a couple of clicks — automatic copies are not part of the plan. Configuration files weigh kilobytes, so keeping a local copy is easy too.
If attacks, scanning or bulk mail originate from the server, we suspend the service and write to you. What is prohibited is listed in the terms of service, clause 3.7.