Anonymous hosting
These hosts advertise anonymity as the product: an account needs nothing but an email address, and payment in cryptocurrency keeps even that loose. The same feature serves opposite ends. A journalist protecting a source, a whistleblower platform, an activist or an opposition campaign under a hostile government, a researcher publishing what a company would rather keep offline: for them, a host that cannot hand over a name is the point. The same shield draws people who have a reason to hide from the law rather than from a state that abuses it: pirated software and film, phishing pages, scam shops, malware and the servers that control it. Whatever their terms ban, none of them knows who runs the server next to yours. That is why they sit beside the register rather than in it. The test is the provider’s own wording, quoted on each record: a host that asks for no identification without selling the fact stays in the register. The list asks less than the register does: a price and a self-serve sign-up, but no public documentation and no independent coverage, since a host selling anonymity tends to keep itself out of view too. Where the servers stand matters here more than anywhere, so read the regions of each record as a legal question.
11 records, kept out of the register and out of its count.
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- bithost
Reseller of DigitalOcean, Linode and Vultr servers, paid in cryptocurrency without an identity check.
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- FlokiNET
Hosting built for journalists, whistleblowers and projects that need a jurisdiction, sold without identification and paid for in cryptocurrency if wanted.
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- Incognet
Hosting provider selling shared hosting and virtual servers with sign-up by email address alone.
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- Mynymbox
Shared hosting, virtual servers and domains sold without personal details, from a company in Saint Kitts and Nevis.
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- NiceVPS
Host selling shared hosting, virtual and dedicated servers and domains as uncensored hosting, with sign-up that asks for little.
- NjallaOne we like
Privacy service that registers domains in its own name on the customer's behalf and rents self-managed Linux servers in Sweden, with sign-up by email or XMPP.
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- OrangeWebsite
Icelandic hosting sold on free-speech grounds, with anonymous sign-up, cryptocurrency payment and renewable power from the grid it sits on.
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- Packetra
Privacy-oriented European host selling shared, WordPress, cloud VPS and dedicated hosting from Finland and Switzerland, with sign-up by email and payment in cryptocurrency.
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- Servury
Virtual and dedicated virtual servers sold without an email address or identity check, paid in cryptocurrency.
- SporeStack
Virtual servers bought with a token rather than an account, with no email address and no identity check.
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- VSYS
Ukrainian host selling shared hosting, virtual and dedicated servers without personal information, paid in cryptocurrency.