Use cases

Run your OpenClaw gateway on a server that never sleeps, without putting a shell-capable agent on the open internet. Non-root user, loopback-only gateway on port 18789, SSH tunnel, pairing and backups.

Host Open WebUI on a VPS as a private chat front end for any OpenAI-compatible API or local Ollama models: Docker setup, safe access and sizing.

Give an AI agent its own Windows desktop to click, type and run GUI apps — provisioned over API/MCP, paid in crypto, no KYC. From $11/mo, BYOL.

Yes — an AI agent can open an account, pay in crypto, and provision a server on EQVPS with no human, no card, no KYC. Full flow, real transcript.

Run autonomous AI agents 24/7 on a server that never sleeps. Full root, crypto payment, no KYC — and an MCP server so the agent can provision its own infrastructure. From $10/mo.

Run Claude Code on a server that stays awake — long agentic sessions, persistent context, remote access from any machine. Crypto payment, no KYC. From $10/mo.

Host your own MCP server so Claude, Cursor, and other clients can reach your tools 24/7. Dedicated IP, TLS, full root. Crypto payment, no KYC. From $8/mo.

Self-host small language models on a CPU server — private, unmetered, paid in crypto. Honest about what CPU inference can and can't do. From $12/mo.

Your agent writes code it has never run before. A Firecracker microVM sandbox gives that code a disposable Linux box with no access to your machine, your keys or your network — started in about a second, billed per second.

Run tests for code you don't trust — a pull request from a stranger, a generated patch — in a fresh microVM that's deleted after the run. Per-second billing, Python/TS SDK, honest about the concurrency limits.

Scoring a model on coding tasks means executing thousands of programs nobody wrote by hand. Run them in disposable microVM sandboxes instead of on your laptop — per-second billing, with an honest note on throughput and CPU limits.

Reading a diff tells you what a patch claims. Running it tells you whether it's true. Check out a pull request in a disposable microVM, reproduce the bug before and after, run the tests, and review with evidence — for about half a cent per pass.

Retrieval-augmented generation stops being a laptop demo once the corpus is real. A vector index wants RAM, and your embeddings are your private data. Here's the sizing math and why high-memory, no-KYC hosting fits. From $55/mo.

One agent is cheap to host. A crew of ten holding shared state is a memory problem. Sizing a CrewAI/LangGraph fleet, why state eats RAM, and where no-KYC high-memory fits. From $40/mo.

Bigger quantized models need real RAM, not a GPU you don't have. Where a high-memory CPU box runs 30B-class models privately, what's realistic, and where it isn't. From $70/mo.

Some bots only run on Windows, and some services only trust a fixed IP. A Windows Server VPS with its own IPv4 covers both: RDP on 3389, a stable address for allowlists, and setup tips so the bot survives disconnects and reboots.

Run Windows-only trading terminals and bots on an always-on RDP VPS. 24/7 uptime, crypto payment, no KYC, from $11/mo. Bring your own Windows licence.

A Windows VPS that runs MetaTrader 4/5 and your EAs 24/7 — RDP desktop, auto-restart after reboot, crypto payment, no KYC. From $11/mo. BYOL.

A server placed close to your exchange for latency-sensitive crypto trading — scalping, market-making, fast reaction bots. Honest about where a VPS wins the millisecond race and where you'd need co-location. No KYC, pay in crypto or SOL. From $8/mo.

A server for Solana work: trading and sniper bots, RPC clients, indexers and webhook consumers that need low latency to a node and steady uptime. No KYC, pay in SOL or USDC. From $8/mo, root in about a minute.

Arbitrage and MEV bots live and die on latency to the exchange or the mempool. A server in the right region, a stable IP, no KYC, paid in crypto. From $8/mo, root in about a minute.

Host a Telegram bot that stays online 24/7. Full root, NVMe, crypto payment, no KYC. From $3/mo — one server holds dozens of bots.

Keep a Discord bot online 24/7 — full root, NVMe, unmetered traffic, crypto payment, no KYC. From $3/mo, and one server holds several bots.

Run Freqtrade, Hummingbot, or a custom ccxt bot 24/7 on a server that doesn't sleep. Pay in USDC/USDT, no KYC, full root. From $5/mo.

Host a site, landing page or app on a server nobody else shares — your own public IP, ports 80/443 open, crypto payment, no KYC. From $16/mo, unmetered.

Run your own email on a server with a dedicated IP and clean reverse DNS — the two things that actually decide whether your mail lands. Crypto payment, no KYC. From $16/mo.

Run your app, database, n8n, a dashboard and more behind a single dedicated IP with a reverse proxy. One box, one monthly crypto payment, no KYC. From $20/mo.

Run code-server on a VPS and code from any device: install, private access over an SSH tunnel or HTTPS, sizing for real projects, and the limits.

Run BookStack on a VPS as your team's documentation wiki: Docker setup with MariaDB, HTTPS on your domain, first login, backups and sizing.

Host a small Mastodon instance on a VPS: honest RAM and disk sizing, Docker setup, email via an SMTP relay, and media cleanup so the disk doesn't fill.

Deploy apps from Git with automatic HTTPS on your own server. What Coolify needs, which plan to pick, the install command and the real trade-offs.

Reach Home Assistant from anywhere without opening ports at home: a small VPS runs WireGuard and HTTPS, your house dials out to it. Setup, cost, limits.

Self-host Plausible Community Edition for privacy-friendly site stats without cookies. Requirements, Docker setup with HTTPS, and what ClickHouse needs.

Collect CPU, RAM, disk and service metrics from all your servers in one place: Prometheus, node_exporter and Grafana on a VPS, behind HTTPS.

A Windows Server 2022 VPS for .NET and SQL Server development and testing — IIS, SQL Server Express, RDP. Crypto payment, no KYC, from $19/mo. BYOL.

Self-host PostgreSQL on a VPS with superuser and the whole postgresql.conf — any extension (pgvector, PostGIS, TimescaleDB), your own version, your own backups. A managed-Postgres alternative you fully control. No KYC, pay in crypto. From $8/mo.

Run your own self-hosted GitHub Actions runner on a VPS — faster CI, no per-minute billing, full control over the build environment. Crypto payment, no KYC. From $8/mo.

Self-host Vaultwarden — a lightweight Bitwarden-compatible password manager — on your own VPS. Your vault, your server, your keys. Crypto payment, no KYC. From $8/mo.

Self-host n8n on your own server — unlimited workflows, no per-execution pricing, your data stays yours. Crypto payment, no KYC. From $8/mo.

A clean Linux box with root, NVMe, and unmetered traffic — run your whole Docker Compose stack on it. Crypto payment, no KYC. From $8/mo.

Self-host Jitsi Meet for private video calls: what a VPS really handles, the apt install, UDP port 10000, HTTPS and locking rooms against strangers.

Run Headscale on a small VPS and keep your mesh VPN's coordination server under your own control. Install, first user, connecting devices, and the limits.

Run encrypted storage on a VPS with LUKS on a data volume, no-KYC signup and crypto payment. Straight about what encryption on a VPS does and does not protect against — and why a warrant canary matters more than a marketing promise.

Self-host a VLESS + Reality proxy on your own VPS — traffic looks like ordinary HTTPS to a real site, so deep packet inspection in Iran, China and Russia can't fingerprint it. Dedicated IP, crypto payment, no KYC. From $8/mo.

Run your own SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy on a server with a dedicated IP nobody else uses. A fixed exit address you control — for API allowlists, geo-testing, or a private outbound route. Crypto payment, no KYC, from $16/mo.

When WireGuard and OpenVPN get killed by DPI, a self-hosted VLESS + Reality server on your own VPS still gets through. Here's why it works, what it costs, and where it doesn't.

Run your own WireGuard VPN on a server nobody else shares. Your IP, your keys, no logs but yours. Crypto payment, no KYC. From $8/mo, unmetered.

Rent a server with an email address and a stablecoin transfer. No ID, no card, no verification queue. Full root, NVMe, from $3/mo. Honest about what anonymity does and doesn't mean.