Most mainstream hosting providers explicitly prohibit Tor exit nodes and hidden services in their terms of service. They view Tor traffic as a liability because of abuse complaints, potential legal issues, and the association with illicit activity. Even providers that do not explicitly ban Tor will often suspend accounts that generate Tor-related network traffic.
This creates a problem for legitimate Tor users - journalists, privacy researchers, human rights organizations, and anyone who needs to communicate or publish anonymously. Without Tor-friendly hosting, setting up a reliable hidden service becomes extremely difficult.
Offshore hosting providers in privacy-friendly jurisdictions are the natural solution. They operate under laws that protect anonymity and free expression, and they build their business model around serving customers who need these protections. AnubizHost, which operates from a Romania-primary jurisdiction with a real Iceland node available, is specifically built to support Tor hosting without restrictions.