Dedicated IPv4 VPS for websites, mail and public services
When something has to be reached from the outside — a website, a mail server, a VPN, a proxy — you need your own public IPv4 with every port open and reverse DNS you control. Pay in crypto, no card, no KYC.
- ▸2 vCPU
- ▸1 GB RAM
- ▸15 GB NVMe
- ▸Dedicated IPv4 · all ports open
- ✓Dedicated IP included
- ▸2 vCPU
- ▸2 GB RAM
- ▸25 GB NVMe
- ▸Dedicated IPv4 · all ports open
- ✓Dedicated IP included
- ▸4 vCPU
- ▸4 GB RAM
- ▸40 GB NVMe
- ▸Dedicated IPv4 · all ports open
- ✓Dedicated IP included
- ▸4 vCPU
- ▸4 GB RAM
- ▸35 GB NVMe
- ▸Dedicated IPv4 · all ports open
- ✓Dedicated IP included
- ▸6 vCPU
- ▸6 GB RAM
- ▸45 GB NVMe
- ▸Dedicated IPv4 · all ports open
- ✓Dedicated IP included
- ▸4 vCPU
- ▸4 GB RAM
- ▸50 GB NVMe
- ▸Port 150 Mbit/s
- ▸Dedicated IPv4 · all ports open
- ✓Dedicated IP included
- ▸6 vCPU
- ▸6 GB RAM
- ▸60 GB NVMe
- ▸Port 150 Mbit/s
- ▸Dedicated IPv4 · all ports open
- ✓Dedicated IP included
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Prices are live from our API. Every plan includes a dedicated public IPv4, all ports, reverse DNS you set yourself, full root and NVMe. Pay in USDC/USDT — no card, no ID.
Who dedicated IP is for
A browser has to connect in on 80/443. No public IP, no site — this is the baseline for hosting anything people visit.
Inbound port 25 plus reverse DNS that matches your hostname — deliverability depends on an IP that's yours alone.
WireGuard, Xray or a proxy — your client connects in to a port you open. Needs an addressable public IP.
Game servers, reverse proxies, webhooks, self-hosted apps — anything where the internet starts the connection.
Built for these jobs
Dedicated IP is for anything the outside world connects to. Pick your use case:
What a dedicated IP gives you
A Dedicated-IP plan hands you your own public IPv4 with every port open — so the outside world can start a connection to you. That's the whole point for websites, mail and anything public. You also control the IP's reputation and its reverse DNS.
Dedicated-IP VPS — FAQ
When do I actually need a dedicated IP?+
Whenever something on the internet has to start a connection to your server — a website, a mail server, a VPN endpoint, a game server. If your workload only makes outbound calls (bots, agents, scrapers), a cheaper NAT plan is enough.
Which plan should I pick?+
Small-IP ($16) is the bestseller — enough room for a couple of services at once. Nano-IP ($8) suits a single light service; step up to Medium-IP ($20) for heavier sites or multiple apps.
Can I set reverse DNS (PTR) myself?+
Yes — it's a field in your dashboard. Type the hostname and it writes to the registry in seconds. That's essential for a mail server, where the PTR must match your hostname.
Is a dedicated IP more private?+
It's the opposite trade-off. A dedicated IP is yours alone — great for reputation and reliability, but your traffic doesn't blend into a crowd. Choose by what the server does, not a vague privacy sense.
How do I pay?+
USDC, USDT, BTC, XMR on Base, Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin, Tron, BNB Chain, Polygon or Monero — no card, no KYC. Email signup only. Root in about a minute after payment.
Put something on the internet
Your own IPv4, all ports, reverse DNS — root in about a minute. Pay in crypto, no card, no KYC.
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