VPS for VPN
Your own VPN on a private VPS
Commercial VPNs share IP addresses between thousands of users. Running your own VPN on a VPS gives you a dedicated IP address that only you use, and you control the logs because you own the server.
WireGuard takes about ten minutes to set up. Follow our step-by-step guide.
Your own IP
A dedicated US IPv4 address that is not shared with other VPN users.
Unmetered traffic
Stream and download without a data cap.
Fast WireGuard
Modern, lightweight VPN protocol that runs great even on the cheapest plan.
East or West
Choose Virginia or Oregon.
Plans
Ripple
- vCPU 2
- RAM 4 GB
- SSD 40 GB
- Traffic Unmetered
- Port 500 Mbps
- DDoS protection Included
- Daily backups Included
Wave
- vCPU 4
- RAM 8 GB
- SSD 75 GB
- Traffic Unmetered
- Port 1 Gbps
- DDoS protection Included
- Daily backups Included
Swell
- vCPU 6
- RAM 12 GB
- SSD 100 GB
- Traffic Unmetered
- Port 2 Gbps
- DDoS protection Included
- Daily backups Included
Surge
- vCPU 8
- RAM 24 GB
- SSD 200 GB
- Traffic Unmetered
- Port 3 Gbps
- DDoS protection Included
- Daily backups Included
Tsunami
- vCPU 16
- RAM 64 GB
- SSD 350 GB
- Traffic Unmetered
- Port 2.5 Gbps
- DDoS protection Included
- Daily backups Included
Maelstrom
- vCPU 24
- RAM 96 GB
- SSD 400 GB
- Traffic Unmetered
- Port 3 Gbps
- DDoS protection Included
- Daily backups Included
Frequently asked questions
Which plan do I need for a personal VPN?
The entry Ripple plan is more than enough for a personal or family VPN.
Is running a VPN allowed?
Yes, for your own use. Reselling VPN access or using it for abuse breaks our Acceptable Use Rules.
Ready to buy?
Pick your plan and location. Your server is usually online within minutes.
You'll create a free account at checkout to manage your server, invoices and support anytime.