Monero VPS Hosting

Pay in XMR.
Privacy by default.

Name: Cloudzy Monero VPS
Brand: Cloudzy
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (685 reviews)

Pay your invoice in XMR, then run Monero infrastructure on the same VPS.
Independent since 2008 · NVMe + 40 Gbps in 12 regions.

4.6· 685 reviews on Trustpilot

Pay with XMR Compare plans

Starting at $2.48/mo · 50% off · 14-day money-back · XMR accepted

~ monero-vps live

root@monero-node:~# monerod --version
Monero daemon
root@monero-node:~# systemctl status monerod
● monerod.service — Monero daemon
 Active: active (running)
 Tasks: 12 (limit: 4915)
 Memory: 1.2G
root@monero-node:~# monerod status
Monero version 0.18
root@monero-node:~# _

Monero VPS at a glance

Cloudzy accepts XMR as a first-class payment method and runs Monero nodes on Linux VPS plans across 12 regions. Plans start at $2.48 / month on AMD EPYC + pure NVMe with 40 Gbps uplinks and a dedicated IPv4. Servers deploy in 60 seconds. Cloudzy is independent since 2008, used by 122,000+ builders, rated 4.6 / 5 on Trustpilot.

Pay with: XMR, BTC, card
Starting price: $2.48 / month
Provisioning: 60 seconds
Regions: 12 worldwide
Money-back: 14 days
Founded: 2008

Why builders pick Cloudzy

Sovereign infrastructure, your choice of payment.

Pay in XMR, deploy in 60s

XMR is a first-class payment method. Send to the invoice address, get a Linux VPS in 60 seconds. No card on file required.

Fast initial sync on NVMe

Pure NVMe + 40 Gbps means a fresh node sync in hours, not days. Pruned setups are minutes after pickup.

99.95% uptime SLA

A node that goes offline can miss critical events. Independent monitoring across 12 regions keeps it up.

Privacy-aware support

We don't ask why you're running a node. Live chat in minutes, engineers who actually know the daemons.

Run Monero stack

Monero clients.
All on Linux.

Monero reference daemon, wallets, block explorers, light-wallet servers — anything that runs on Linux runs on this VPS. Pay invoices in XMR, run on the same box.

Pay invoices in XMR · 14-day refund applies

monerod

Reference daemon

Monero CLI

Wallet + RPC

Monero GUI

Self-hosted backend

P2Pool

Decentralized pool

Tor / I2P

Onion routing

monero-lws

Light wallet server

Cake / MyMonero

Light-wallet backend

Custom builds

Any Linux process

Use cases

What Monero node operators run on
a Cloudzy VPS.

Full Monero node

Run monerod with full validation, expose RPC over Tor, broadcast your own transactions without trusting public remote nodes.

Tor + I2P hidden node

Hidden-service Monero node is the privacy default. Easier on a VPS than at home behind CGNAT.

P2Pool mining backend

Run a P2Pool node and point your hashrate at it. No pool operator, no payout custody, decentralized rewards.

Self-hosted light wallet

Run monero-lws or MyMonero backend on the VPS. Fast wallet sync without leaking your view-keys to a public node.

Privacy-aware development

Test integrations against your own node. No rate limits, no API keys, no third-party telemetry.

Pay-with-XMR anonymously

XMR is the obvious payment choice when you don't want a card on file. Get a Linux VPS without revealing more than you have to.

60s

Provisioning

40 Gbps

Uplink

NVMe-only

Storage

Regions

99.95%

Uptime SLA

14 days

Money-back

Pick a region

12 regions. Permissionless.

Pick the region nearest to where you'll work from. 12 regions, one click.

See all 12 regions

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Pricing

Pay in XMR. Or cards if you must.

Hourly, monthly, or yearly. Currently 50% off all plans.

512 MB DDR5

Pruned light · monitor

$2.48/mo

$4.95/mo−50%

Deploy now

14-day money-back · XMR accepted

1 vCPU @ EPYC
20 GB NVMe
1 TB · 40 Gbps
Dedicated IPv4 + IPv6
Root SSH · KVM

1 GB DDR5

Pruned full node

$3.48/mo

$6.95/mo−50%

Deploy now

14-day money-back · XMR accepted

1 vCPU @ EPYC
25 GB NVMe
1 TB · 40 Gbps
Dedicated IPv4 + IPv6
Root SSH · KVM

2 GB DDR5

Standard full node

$7.475/mo

$14.95/mo−50%

Deploy now

14-day money-back · XMR accepted

1 vCPU @ EPYC
60 GB NVMe
3 TB · 40 Gbps
Dedicated IPv4 + IPv6
Root SSH · KVM

Common questions, straight answers.

Can I really pay for the VPS with XMR?

Yes. XMR is a standard payment method on Cloudzy. Pick it at checkout, send to the on-chain invoice address, and your VPS deploys in 60 seconds after the first network confirmation.

Can I run a full Monero node on this VPS?

Yes. The 4 GB plan with 120 GB NVMe handles a pruned Monero node comfortably; the 8 GB plan with 240 GB NVMe is the sweet spot for a full archival node depending on chain size and growth rate.

Why Monero on a VPS instead of at home?

Two reasons: stable uptime (residential connections drop, mobile drops), and bandwidth headroom. A VPS with 40 Gbps uplink and a dedicated IP serves the network reliably; a home node behind CGNAT often can't accept inbound connections at all.

Will my Monero sync faster on this VPS?

Almost always. Initial sync is bottlenecked by disk IO and bandwidth. Pure NVMe + 40 Gbps means a fresh sync in hours, not days, vs spinning rust + a residential connection at home.

Is the crypto payment anonymous?

We don't require KYC for the standard crypto payment paths. We do collect an email for billing and account access, and we comply with applicable AML laws if there's a clear case for compliance review. Most users pay with crypto with no friction.

Is bandwidth metered?

Each plan has a transfer allotment. Most full nodes use 200-800 GB/month outbound depending on peer count and chain. The 4 GB plan's 5 TB allotment covers that comfortably; we alert you instead of throttling.

What other software can I run alongside the node?

Anything Linux-compatible — block explorers, wallet backends, custom RPC proxies, Docker containers, nginx, your own apps. The VPS is yours; install whatever you'd run on a desktop.

Money-back guarantee on a XMR-paid VPS?

Yes, 14 days. If we refund a XMR payment, we return XMR at the original USD-equivalent value — we don't take crypto-FX risk on your behalf. Email [email protected].

Which region should I pick?

Any of the 12 regions works for a node — these networks are globally distributed. Pick the region nearest to where you'll SSH from for low management latency. Frankfurt and Singapore are the most peer-dense for European and Asian operators respectively.