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BITCOIN VPS

Bitcoin VPS hosting. Pay from your wallet.

Choose a server, open your BTC invoice and pay from your wallet. Track payment and delivery in your customer account.

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  • Bitcoin network
  • Invoice specifies the amount
One wallet. Your hosting.
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Choose the server

First compare the resources and terms of the offer.

Read the BTC invoice

Your invoice provides the amount, address, network and deadline.

Track the order

Payment and VPS delivery have separate statuses.

VPS CONFIGURATIONS

Resources for your next project.

Compare configurations and choose resources that fit your applications.

Offers

Libre 1

Your first site or development environment.

From
€11.52for 3 months

EUR reference · crypto payment

  • 1 vCPUProcessor
  • 4 GBMemory
  • 50 GB NVMeStorage
  • 4 TBIncluded transfer
  • 3 monthsPeriod
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A BALANCED CHOICE

Libre 2

More room for applications and containers.

From
€16.77for 3 months

EUR reference · crypto payment

  • 2 vCPUProcessor
  • 8 GBMemory
  • 100 GB NVMeStorage
  • 8 TBIncluded transfer
  • 3 monthsPeriod
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Libre 4

Resources for several services and their data.

From
€23.07for 3 months

EUR reference · crypto payment

  • 4 vCPUProcessor
  • 16 GBMemory
  • 200 GB NVMeStorage
  • 16 TBIncluded transfer
  • 3 monthsPeriod
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Libre 8

A larger configuration for demanding projects.

From
€46.17for 3 months

EUR reference · crypto payment

  • 8 vCPUProcessor
  • 32 GBMemory
  • 400 GB NVMeStorage
  • 32 TBIncluded transfer
  • 3 monthsPeriod
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THE DIFFERENCES AT A GLANCE

Compare what matters to your project.

Choose a term to compare the base plan amount. Select additional options in the hosting configurator.

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These are the resources listed for the base plan.
ConfigurationLibre 1Libre 2Libre 4Libre 8
Processor1 vCPU2 vCPU4 vCPU8 vCPU
Memory4 GB8 GB16 GB32 GB
Base storage50 GB NVMe100 GB NVMe200 GB NVMe400 GB NVMe
Included transfer4 TB8 TB16 TB32 TB
Initial environmentUbuntu 24.04 LTSUbuntu 24.04 LTSUbuntu 24.04 LTSUbuntu 24.04 LTS
Total for this term3 months€11.52€16.77€23.07€46.17
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Base plan amount before extras. Your quotation confirms the complete selection.

START WITH YOUR PROJECT

Find a plan to compare.

Choose how you will use the server, then compare the actual resources with your application inventory. A workflow alone cannot determine the right server size.

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These are the available server configurations to compare. Measure the combined CPU, memory, storage and transfer needs of your applications before selecting a size.

  • Budget resources for concurrent processes and the operating system together.
  • Assign responsibility for system updates, access security and data recovery.
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PAYMENT IN THREE STEPS

From choosing a server to payment.

A clear flow with your invoice instructions at the centre of each payment.

01

Choose your resources

Compare CPU, memory, storage and traffic for the project you want to host.

02

Check your BTC invoice

Check the address, Bitcoin network, amount and validity before sending.

03

Track confirmation

Check invoice status, then service status. Sending and confirmation are separate steps.

Prepare the BTC payment for your selected VPS

Complete the configuration before obtaining the BTC amount

Choose the VPS resources, compatible Linux environment, options and service period first. Review the quotation for the entire period, including any selected extras. The monthly indication helps compare offers; the complete order and its invoice establish what you are paying for.

Select Bitcoin from the available payment methods after the order is created. Use the exact BTC amount, destination, network and expiry shown on that invoice. Keep it open while preparing the payment so you can compare the wallet’s proposed transfer with the instructions associated with this specific order.

Compare and configure a Linux VPSFollow the hosting crypto-invoice checklist

Check native Bitcoin and the amount reaching the destination

The BTC payment method uses the Bitcoin network. Check the asset and network in the sending wallet and compare the full destination address with the invoice. Use the invoice amount rather than calculating a new conversion from the euro total or a rate shown by another application.

Review how your wallet or sending platform handles its fee. The amount reaching the invoice destination must match the requested recipient amount; a fee deducted from that amount can leave a payment short. A wallet’s transfer summary is useful here: check the recipient amount and fee separately before sending.

Compare the supported hosting payment networksCheck exact invoice amounts and payment attribution

Follow confirmation and VPS readiness in your account

Keep the order and invoice references after sending. The account distinguishes the payment’s status from the service’s delivery status. A transaction sent from a wallet still needs to be checked against the invoice and confirmed before the paid order can move through the service-delivery workflow.

If a transfer is pending, consult that invoice before initiating another payment. An expired, partial or otherwise unmatched transfer can require review. Once service details are available, verify the requested configuration and record its actual expiry. Renewals use a new quotation and crypto invoice for at least three months.

Review invoice confirmation and exception handlingPrepare a VPS renewal and check its period

FROM CONFIGURATION TO YOUR ACCOUNT

A clear path from your project to your service.

  1. Configure your hosting

    Choose your plan, term, software and extras. Your quotation breaks down the amount due.

  2. Pay the crypto invoice

    Find the exact amount, asset, network and destination on your invoice.

  3. Track your order

    Follow payment and service setup in your account. Access details appear after delivery.

FREQUENT QUESTIONS

Before you begin.

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Which crypto payments are supported?

Checkout methods are BTC on Bitcoin; ETH, USDT and USDC on Ethereum; SOL on Solana; TRX and USDT on Tron; LTC on Litecoin. Choose an available method and follow the asset, network and exact amount shown on your invoice.

Can I pay via Lightning?

The current flow supports the native Bitcoin network identified on the invoice. Do not substitute another network or asset for those instructions.

How does renewal work?

Renewal uses a new crypto invoice for the same service and its purchased options, with a minimum three-month period. Review the total and next deadline in your account. The initial payment does not schedule an automatic wallet debit.

Learn more

A Bitcoin VPS is a virtual server whose order is paid in BTC. Choosing a server remains a technical decision; the invoice then specifies the payment amount, destination address and network.

From choosing your VPS to a Bitcoin invoice

Select an offer suited to your website, application or development environment. Check the published memory, compute resources, storage and options. Paying in Bitcoin does not change the specifications of your selected VPS.

Configure a three-, six- or twelve-month term, your Linux distribution and compatible preparation options. Extra storage and optional backups have separate lines in the full-period quotation. Then select Bitcoin from the available payment methods. The invoice supplies the exact BTC amount, destination address, network and expiry time.

Reference prices are displayed in euros. The crypto amount to pay is the one on the invoice: do not recalculate it from an exchange rate found elsewhere or reuse old instructions for a new order.

Send the payment on the correct network

The BTC checkout uses the Bitcoin network specified on the invoice. Check this network in your wallet or withdrawal platform. An asset with a similar name on another blockchain is not a substitute for BTC on Bitcoin.

Check the complete address, the amount to be received and the deadline before confirming the transfer. If your platform deducts fees from the withdrawal amount, make sure the recipient will receive the requested amount. Network fees are separate from the VPS specifications.

After sending, keep the transaction reference and follow the invoice from your account. Never send your seed phrase or private key to a hosting service: neither is required to receive a payment.

Understand confirmations and delivery

A sent transaction may wait to be included in a block and then receive confirmations. Invoice tracking distinguishes the payment stages. A transfer visible in your wallet is not enough to conclude that the order has been paid.

Timing depends on factors such as network conditions and the fee you choose; no fixed confirmation time is guaranteed here. An incomplete amount, a transfer after expiry or another exception may require review. Follow the invoice status and associated instructions.

Paid status and VPS delivery are separate. Access details and service status appear in your account when supplied. For renewal, use the invoice linked to the relevant VPS to preserve the tracking of that service.

Before sending BTC
  • Check the VPS configuration in the order summary.
  • Select the Bitcoin network specified on the invoice.
  • Check the address, amount received and deadline.
  • Keep the transaction reference and track the invoice.

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