1 GB RAM VPS
$0.063/dayRegular rate: $0.07/day
10% discount included
- 1 CPU core
- 1 GB RAM
- 10 GB NVMe
- 1 TB traffic
Choose a VPS configuration, fund the account with an available Bitcoin payment option, and deploy an NVMe server in Amsterdam. Verify the BTC amount, destination and checkout instructions before sending funds. Prices include a 10% discount, which also applies to renewals.
The prices below include a 10% discount. The discount applies to VPS charges and renewals. Use the VPS buttons on this site to order at the displayed rates. Discount details.
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Prices shown use the current site offer. Confirm the final VPS configuration, Bitcoin payment availability and checkout amount before ordering.
Select CPU, RAM, NVMe storage, traffic and the operating system for the workload.
At checkout, confirm the exact BTC amount, destination and any invoice instructions before sending Bitcoin. Do not reuse an old payment address unless the provider explicitly permits it.
Server charges are deducted from the account balance. Once the payment is credited and the server is ordered, typical deployment takes about 60 seconds. Payment confirmation time is separate from server installation time.
The standard VPS infrastructure is in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Check latency and routing for your users before ordering.
Current VPS configurations use NVMe storage and a 10 Gbit/s internet port, with traffic allowances depending on the selected plan.
Linux servers support standard administrator workflows, root-password changes and SSH-key authentication. Windows options use Remote Desktop where applicable.
VPS service is billed daily, allowing short-term use without committing to a full month.
Paid services renew automatically under the selected subscription term. Keep enough account balance available for the next charge.
Paying with BTC does not by itself determine verification policy. Account or identity checks remain governed by provider terms and risk controls.
Bitcoin transfers are not card payments. Confirm the destination, amount and current checkout instructions before broadcasting the transaction. Network conditions can affect confirmation time, so do not treat a fixed confirmation time as guaranteed.
For the broader decision across Bitcoin, USDT and other payment methods, use the Buy VPS With Crypto guide. For stablecoin-specific network selection, use the USDT VPS guide.
A Bitcoin payment has three checkpoints: the transaction is sent, the payment is credited to the account, and the VPS is ordered. A transaction ID confirms that a transfer exists; it does not by itself mean the hosting balance is ready to spend.
| Stage | Check | Next action |
|---|---|---|
| Before sending | Current BTC amount, destination, invoice expiry and payment instructions. | Copy the details from the current invoice and check the wallet's final confirmation screen. |
| After sending | Transaction ID, transfer status and the amount sent to the destination. | Keep the invoice and transaction ID while the payment is pending. |
| After account credit | Available balance and the chosen VPS configuration. | Order the VPS, wait for installation and record its IP address and access details. |
Check whether the wallet or exchange has actually broadcast the transfer. A withdrawal request can still be waiting inside the exchange. If a transaction exists, compare its destination and amount with the invoice, then check the payment status in the account. Avoid sending a second payment just because the first is delayed.
For a payment query, keep the invoice ID, transaction ID, amount and time sent. Never share a wallet seed phrase or private key. If the invoice expired before you sent funds, get a fresh invoice instead of relying on an old quote.
The VPS rate is shown in dollars; the BTC amount is calculated by the current payment quote. A later top-up can require a different amount of Bitcoin. Keep enough account balance for the next charge rather than relying on a last-minute transfer.
Bitcoin is available among the cryptocurrency payment options presented for the VPS offer. Confirm current BTC availability and payment details at checkout before sending funds.
Typical server deployment takes about 60 seconds after ordering with a credited balance. Bitcoin confirmation, payment processing and VPS deployment are separate stages. Network conditions and the invoice requirements affect when funds become available.
Paid services renew automatically under the selected subscription term. Keep sufficient funds on the account balance for renewal.
No. Bitcoin payment and identity-verification policy are separate. Verification can still be requested under provider policies.
Verify the destination and current checkout instructions before sending. Do not assume an incorrect or outdated transfer can be recovered automatically; contact provider support if a payment is not credited as expected.
Prepaid subscription fees are generally non-refundable, subject to applicable law and the provider's service terms.
Check the current configuration and Bitcoin payment details before ordering.