List · 12 providers · Updated

No-logs hosting

Providers that explicitly commit to not keeping connection or activity logs.

Top 3 in this list

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  1. GhostRDP
    RDP · VPS
    5.0/5

    Remote desktop and VPS buyers who want a pseudonymous signup, Monero payments and a written no-ID promise

    KYC
    0Never
    From
    $8.71/mo
    Visit
  2. VPSLab
    RDP · VPS · Storage
    4.5/5
    KYC
    0Never
    From
    $5.44/mo
    Visit
Provider KYC Rating Jurisdiction From Crypto
#1
GhostRDP
RDP · VPS
 Visit 0 Never 5.0/5
$8.71/mo Only
#2
VPSLab
RDP · VPS · Storage
 Visit 0 Never 4.5/5
$5.44/mo Yes
#3
Njalla
VPS
 Visit 0 Never 3.0/5
$16.35/mo Yes
#4
PrivateAlps
VPS · RDP · Storage
 Visit 0 Never 3.0/5
$14.06/mo Yes
#5
SwissRdp
VPS
 Visit 1 Not mentioned 3.0/5
$12.00/mo Only
#6
Privex
VPS
 Visit 1 Not mentioned 3.0/5
$5.00/mo Yes
#7
Hiddence
VPS
 Visit 1 Not mentioned 3.0/5
$19.62/mo Only
#8
Virtualine
VPS
 Visit 1 Not mentioned 3.0/5
$19.99/mo Yes
#9
BitLaunch
VPS
 Visit 1 Not mentioned 2.5/5
$13.00/mo Only
#10
SporeStack
VPS · Dedicated
 Visit 1 Not mentioned 2.5/5
$3.00/mo Only
#11
Cockbox
VPS
 Visit 1 Not mentioned 2.5/5
$10.00/mo Only
#12
Hostcay
VPS
 Visit 3 Possible 2.0/5
$9.27/mo Yes

12 verified providers qualify · median starting price $11.00/mo · 11 accept Monero · 6 crypto-only · Full statistics

Sponsored placements are labeled AD and never change scores. See the methodology.

What a no-logs policy covers

A no-logs policy is a provider's written commitment not to record connection metadata, IP addresses, or activity on your server beyond what is needed to run the service. Policies differ in scope: some cover only the control panel, others cover network traffic as well. Read the provider's policy to see exactly what is and is not retained.

A no-logs policy is a promise, not a technical guarantee. It is most meaningful when paired with a no-KYC signup and a private payment method, so there is little data to log in the first place.

How providers qualify

Providers are included when their published policies contain an explicit no-logs commitment. If a policy is removed or weakened, the provider's change history records it and the provider drops off this list.

Frequently asked questions

Can a no-logs provider still hand over data?

A provider can only hand over data it has. A genuine no-logs policy limits what exists, but billing records, emails, and payment data may still be kept. Pair no-logs hosting with minimal signup data.

Are no-logs claims audited?

Rarely for hosting providers. This list reflects published policies; it does not certify them.

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