Anonymous VPS Hosting - Root Access with No Identity Required

A VPS - Virtual Private Server - gives you root access to a Linux (or Windows) environment on shared hardware. At AnubizHost, every VPS is provisioned anonymously: no name, no ID, no credit card. Your server is identified by an internal numeric ID and your crypto payment hash. That is all.

With root access, you control everything: the operating system, installed software, firewall rules, network configuration, and cron jobs. We provide the hardware and network; you operate the stack entirely as you see fit.

Our anonymous VPS plans use NVMe SSD storage for fast I/O, KVM virtualization for hardware isolation between tenants, and 1Gbps network ports. RAM ranges from 1GB on entry plans to 32GB+ on higher tiers. CPU allocation uses dedicated vCPU cores - no shared CPU bursting that degrades under load.

DDoS protection is included on all VPS plans at no extra charge. Layer 3 and Layer 4 mitigation handles volumetric attacks automatically. Layer 7 protection is available as an add-on for web applications that need application-layer filtering.

Choose from Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, or bring your own ISO. Windows VPS is also available in select locations with BYOL licensing (you supply the license key). OS selection happens at checkout with no additional verification required regardless of choice.

Custom kernel builds, specialized security OS distributions like Whonix or Tails as a remote desktop, and containerized environments are all supported. Root access means real root - you can install anything the hardware will run.

Anonymous VPS deploys in minutes after crypto payment confirmation. You receive server credentials - IP address, root password, and SSH port - by email. There is no provisioning queue, no manual review, and no business-hours limitation. Servers deploy at 3am on a Saturday the same as noon on a Monday.

Support for anonymous VPS customers is available via ticket system. You do not need to provide identity to open a support ticket - your account email and order ID are sufficient. Technical issues, OS reinstalls, and network questions are all handled through the anonymous ticket workflow.