Servers.guru provides no-KYC VPS and dedicated servers paid in Monero and other cryptocurrencies. This 2026 review examines its shift from Hetzner resale to owned infrastructure.
Servers.guru is a privacy-focused hosting provider founded in 2021 that supplies anonymous VPS and dedicated servers. Signup requires only a working email address when payment is made in cryptocurrency; no KYC is required for standard accounts, although identity verification may be requested in specific compliance-related situations.
The provider accepts multiple cryptocurrencies, including Monero. Core features bundled with every deployment include DDoS protection, a dedicated IPv4 address, NVMe storage, and fast provisioning. Customers manage instances through the company’s own control panel, which supports rebuilds, backups, snapshots, extra IP addresses or volumes, and ISO installs. A Tor mirror is also maintained for access.
Listed locations include the Netherlands (Amsterdam), the United States (Spokane and others), Finland (Helsinki, frequently out of stock), Germany, Canada (Montreal), and Singapore. These elements form the basic service package that distinguishes Servers.guru for users who prioritize cryptocurrency payments and minimal identity disclosure.
Servers.guru began operations in 2021 strictly as a reseller of Hetzner VPS and cloud instances. Over the following years the provider moved its core VPS fleet onto leased dedicated hardware running its own KVM/QEMU virtualization stack on Proxmox.
Colocation efforts started around mid-2025. By August 2026 the company reported ownership of more than 20 dedicated servers across the Netherlands, USA-Spokane, and a Finland deployment in progress. Over 50 percent of all active VPS instances then ran on this owned hardware, with 100 percent of Netherlands 1 Gbps VPS already migrated. Fourteen servers sat in the Netherlands and four more were colocated in Spokane under an LTO agreement with Crunchbits.
The provider obtained its own ASN (AS211019) for the upcoming Finland rollout. It continues to resell Hetzner dedicated servers, ARM VPS, and certain cloud products where it cannot yet replicate the offering. The August 2026 ownership figures and upstream dependencies are detailed in the company’s own clarification article.
Servers.guru lists entry-level VPS starting at €4.99 per month for a 1-core configuration with 2 GB RAM, 20 GB NVMe storage, and 20 TB outbound bandwidth on 1 Gbps ports, dropping to €49.90 annually when two months are included free. Dedicated server entry pricing begins at €129 per month for an Intel Core i7-6700 setup with 32 GB DDR4, 1 TB SSD storage, and unlimited 1 Gbps traffic; many dedicated plans also grant two months free on annual terms. The October 2026 Netherlands 10 Gbps promotion, using code LET_NL10_2026 through 31 October 2026, lowers the same 1-core spec to €3.84 monthly or €38.43 yearly while capping outbound at 5 TB.
| Plan Type | Cores | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Monthly | Annual |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard VPS | 1 | 2 GB | 20 GB NVMe | 20 TB @ 1 Gbps | €4.99 | €49.90 |
| Promo 10 Gbps VPS | 1 | 2 GB | 20 GB NVMe | 5 TB @ 10 Gbps | €3.84 | €38.43 |
| Promo Mid Tier | 16 | 32 GB | 320 GB NVMe | — | €34.99 | €349.93 |
| Dedicated Entry | 4 | 32 GB | 1 TB SSD | Unlimited @ 1 Gbps | €129 | — |
Higher dedicated configurations scale to €3,199 per month with possible setup fees. All listed prices reflect current site data and exclude add-ons such as extra IPs or volumes. Annual billing consistently reduces effective cost through the two-month credit on qualifying VPS and dedicated offerings.
Servers.guru operates a Tor mirror that lets users reach the control panel and order system without sending traffic to a clearnet domain. The panel itself supports one-click rebuilds, ISO uploads, and snapshot management so operators can wipe an instance and start fresh without contacting support.
Account creation and payments require only a working email address. Monero is accepted alongside other cryptocurrencies; no KYC is required for standard accounts, although identity verification may be requested in specific compliance-related situations. Because the service resells certain Hetzner dedicated servers and colocates hardware with Royale Hosting and Crunchbits, those upstream providers retain their standard logging policies on the resold portions of the fleet.
Every VPS receives a dedicated IPv4 address that is visible to the hosting provider and any destination server. This creates a correlation risk if the same address is used across multiple sessions or linked to clearnet activity. Users who route all management traffic through the Tor mirror, pay exclusively in Monero, and avoid reusing email addresses reduce the most common leak vectors. Rebuilding the instance after any sensitive operation and confirming that no clearnet DNS queries escape the VPS further limit exposure to upstream logs.
As of August 2026, Servers.guru operates over 20 dedicated servers across the Netherlands and USA-Spokane, with Finland deployment in progress via its own ASN. Fourteen servers sit in the Netherlands, two more incoming, while four are colocated in Spokane under an LTO agreement with Crunchbits. Over 50 percent of active VPS run on this owned hardware in Amsterdam and Spokane, and 100 percent of Netherlands 1 Gbps VPS use the provider’s own stack. Seventy percent of new orders target the Netherlands.
Trustpilot lists a 4.6/5 score from 31 reviews as of February 2026. Recurring comments highlight fast deployment times, consistent network speeds, and responsive support even for crypto-only accounts. Users frequently note reliable uptime on the self-hosted Netherlands and Spokane fleets compared with earlier resold offerings.
Servers.guru advertises fast deployment for VPS and dedicated servers. Most orders complete within minutes once payment clears, though exact times depend on location and stock.
Promotions such as the October 2026 Netherlands 10 Gbps deal end on 31 October 2026. Annual plans often include two months free, but standard renewal rates revert to the listed monthly figures shown on the site.
The provider requires only an email for crypto payments and states it maintains no unnecessary logs. Specific request-handling policies are not detailed in public materials, so users should assume standard legal compliance applies to any upstream providers.
Traceroutes may still point to upstream networks such as Royale Hosting or Crunchbits in some locations. The company reports that 100 % of its Netherlands 1 Gbps VPS now run on its own hardware as of August 2026, while certain dedicated and ARM products remain resold Hetzner instances.
Monero payments satisfy the no-KYC requirement and avoid linking an account to traditional payment rails. The service also accepts other cryptocurrencies, but Monero provides the strongest on-chain privacy for the initial purchase.
Servers.guru adds an anonymous signup flow, crypto-only billing, and its own control panel with snapshots and ISO installs. It continues reselling select Hetzner dedicated and ARM products where it cannot yet replicate them with its own ASN and colocation setup.
