No documents, hourly billing, 33 cities on four clouds. Cards accepted too.
A site, a bot, a VPN. The usual answer.
77 sizes, up to $1730/mo
Cores nobody else touches.
119 sizes, up to $5760/mo
NVIDIA by the hour, drivers ready.
5 sizes, up to $2.40/hr
The whole machine, no neighbours.
11 sizes, up to $2175/mo
Pay with USDT, BTC, ETH or 300+ coins, no KYC. Credited after confirmation, usually minutes. Prefer a card? That works too.
A shared-vCPU VPS, a machine with dedicated cores, or an NVIDIA card by the hour, in any of our locations.
Your server boots with a dedicated IPv4 and root access.
Addresses get flagged — a previous tenant spammed, a blocklist overreacted, a service you need decided your range looks wrong. On most hosts the fix is to destroy the server and build a new one.
Here it takes a couple of minutes and one click. Your disk, your files and your root password come across untouched — only the IPv4 changes. No re-deploy, no new order, no reconfiguring anything you already set up.
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We deploy on the infrastructure you already trust - billed hourly from your balance. Exact pricing is shown at deploy time.
High-performance compute across every region we cover. From click to root shell in about 60 seconds.
The developer cloud, with reliable servers across Asia, Europe and the US, deployed from the same balance.
Europe's price-performance leader — plus US and Singapore. Same balance, same 60-second deploy.
Akamai's global network — Tokyo, Osaka, Singapore, Mumbai and 16 more, on the same prepaid balance.
Same balance, same API. New clouds appear in your dashboard — no new accounts, no new payment methods.
Everything you can do in the dashboard, you can do with a single HTTP call. Spin up a fleet, tear it down, watch your balance - from scripts, CI or your own panel.
# Deploy 10 servers in one click
curl -X POST https://api.nocthost.com/servers/bulk \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"label": "web", "count": 10, "planId": "vc2-2c-4gb", "regionId": "ams", "password": "your-strong-password"}'
# Check your balance and hourly spend
curl https://api.nocthost.com/billing \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY"
# Poll statuses and IPs of the whole fleet
curl https://api.nocthost.com/servers \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY"No. You only need an email address. We do not ask for documents or phone numbers, and a crypto top-up needs nothing else.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, Litecoin, Monero and 300+ other coins - pick any of them on the secure checkout.
Yes. Visa and Mastercard work, plus Apple Pay or Google Pay where your browser supports it. Cards are processed by our payment partner, which asks for the usual billing details and may add local VAT at checkout. The minimum card top-up is $20. If you want to stay no-KYC, pay with crypto.
Shared-vCPU virtual servers, machines with dedicated cores, and NVIDIA GPU servers by the hour - and whole physical machines with no hypervisor at all, all from one balance and one API.
You top up a balance and we deduct the hourly price only while a server exists. Destroy it any time and you stop paying the same hour. A calendar month never costs more than the monthly price on the card: in a long month the charge stops there and the rest of the month is free.
Vultr, DigitalOcean, Hetzner and Linode. Your server is a real cloud instance on that provider - NoctHost is the email-only, crypto-first layer in front of it, not a separate small host.
Neither. NoctHost provisions genuine cloud servers on top-tier providers through their APIs, with hourly billing and a REST API - the same model as services like BitLaunch, just cheaper and broader. It is not a Proxmox reseller and billing is hourly, not a fixed monthly plan.
Nothing is switched off. Extra traffic is billed at $0.01/GB from your balance, so 100 GB over costs $1, and we email you at 80% of the allowance. The included amount depends on the size, and the only hard limit is your balance.
Your servers are suspended with a grace period to top up before anything is deleted, and we send warnings well in advance. Two exceptions, both stated before you buy: a GPU server and a bare metal machine are deleted rather than snapshotted, because their disks are too large to keep for what the server earns.
More questions? Read the full FAQ or browse the docs