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Nano
€1.90/mo
billed €22.80 oncesave 21% vs 6-month
- vCPU
- 1 × EPYC
- Memory
- 2 GB DDR5
- NVMe storage
- 25 GB NVMe
- Traffic
- 2 TB
- Port
- 1 Gbit/s
NL · Europe
VPS NetherlandsNo-KYC VPS
NVMe KVM instances in Amsterdam, from €1.90 a month on a twelve-month term. Email address only, crypto accepted, live in under a minute.
- Site
- 1
- Live since
- 2014
- Edge capacity
- 1.28 Tbit/s
- from
- €1.90/mo
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NL · The legal picture
Why host in Netherlands?
Amsterdam carries the peering-heavy end of the fleet: VPN endpoints, Tor exits, mirrors, and egress-heavy pipelines that would rather sit on an exchange than on transit. That openness has a second side: abuse reports arrive here more often than at the quiet sites, and every one gets the same twenty-four hours to answer.
The legal picture
The GDPR applies here, implemented by the Dutch execution act and supervised by the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens. The blanket retention law was annulled by a Dutch court and successive replacements have not passed, so the position is unsettled — though what sits on the disk in Amsterdam is the short published list we hold everywhere, and no national position moves it either way. The Netherlands also has a long-standing industry notice-and-takedown code: manifestly unlawful material is acted on quickly, and everything short of that needs a court order rather than an email.
Privacy notice →Questions specific to Netherlands
01Will a complaint about my content get my server pulled in Amsterdam?
Not on its own. We forward the complaint to you with its evidence and give you twenty-four hours to respond. The Dutch notice-and-takedown code is about material that is manifestly unlawful; a disagreement about lawful content is not that, and we do not act on it. Outbound attacks and material involving minors are the exceptions, cut first and discussed after.
02Amsterdam or Frankfurt?
Frankfurt is larger and one hop from more German eyeballs; Amsterdam has AMS-IX, NL-ix and SpeedIX and permits Tor exits, which Frankfurt does not. For a European audience either is defensible and the price is the same. Pick Amsterdam when the policy question matters, Frankfurt when the audience is German-speaking.
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Footprint
What runs here
Latency from Amsterdam
Modelled from great-circle distance between our own sites — not a probe measurement.
Düsseldorf, DE4 ms
Roubaix, FR7 ms
London, GB6 ms
Frankfurt, DE7 ms
Paris, FR6 ms
Manchester, GB7 ms
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Fleet
Seven sizes. Two terms. No surprises. — Netherlands
Prices are per month, charged once for the whole term. Every plan includes a dedicated IPv4, a routed /64 IPv6, full root, and unmetered inbound traffic.
TERM
Longer term, lower monthly rate
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Micro
€3.10/mo
billed €37.20 oncesave 21% vs 6-month
- vCPU
- 2 × EPYC
- Memory
- 4 GB DDR5
- NVMe storage
- 50 GB NVMe
- Traffic
- 4 TB
- Port
- 1 Gbit/s
PART EVPS-BASEMost chosen
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Base
€5.50/mo
billed €66.00 oncesave 20% vs 6-month
- vCPU
- 4 × EPYC
- Memory
- 8 GB DDR5
- NVMe storage
- 100 GB NVMe
- Traffic
- 8 TB
- Port
- 2.5 Gbit/s
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Work
€10.40/mo
billed €124.80 oncesave 19% vs 6-month
- vCPU
- 6 × EPYC
- Memory
- 16 GB DDR5
- NVMe storage
- 200 GB NVMe
- Traffic
- 12 TB
- Port
- 2.5 Gbit/s
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Payment
Payment from Netherlands
No local bank account, card or tax identifier is needed. Any of 42 crypto assets works from anywhere, including from Netherlands.
- ×Government identity documents
- ×Phone number verification
- ×A card on file or a billing name
42 · 42 accepted assets
- BTC
- XMR
- LTC
- ETH
- USDT
- USDC
- TON
- SOL
- TRX
- BNB
- DOGE
- DAI
- MATIC
- ADA
- XRP
- AVAX
- DOT
- ATOM
- NEAR
- ALGO
- BCH
- ETC
- FIL
- ICP
- APT
- ARB
- OP
- SHIB
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Questions
Questions about hosting in Netherlands
01Do I really not have to verify my identity?
Correct. Ordering requires an email address and a payment, and that is the whole list. There is no document upload, no selfie, no phone verification, no address check and no card on file. We have never run identity verification and we do not plan to start — the cheapest way to protect customer documents is to never hold any.
02What do you actually store about me?
Your email address, your invoices, the configuration of your servers, and 72 hours of NetFlow-level connection metadata used only for abuse investigation. Nothing else. When you close the account, all of it is erased within 24 hours except invoices, which accounting law makes us keep for ten years — those hold an invoice name of your choosing and no verified identity.
03Why can I only buy six or twelve months at a time?
Because it is what makes the price possible. Monthly billing means churn, idle capacity kept warm for people who might come back, payment retries and support load. Selling in terms removes all of it, and lets us buy hardware against known demand rather than a forecast. The saving goes straight into the rate card — a twelve-month Base works out around 20% below the six-month rate, and both are below what monthly billing would cost us to offer.
04How many IP addresses do I get?
One dedicated IPv4 and a routed /64 of IPv6 with every plan. Up to eight extra IPv4 addresses can be added at €1.20 each per month, assigned from the region's own prefix so geolocation stays consistent. A routed /48 of IPv6 is €2 a month if you are running your own network behind us.
05Is DDoS protection included?
Yes, on every plan, with no separate charge and no traffic threshold. Volumetric attacks are absorbed by hardware scrubbers at the edge and mitigation engages in under four seconds. The advanced tier adds layer-7 scrubbing and rules you write yourself, which matters for game servers and public APIs but not for much else.
06Is port 25 open? Can I run a mail server?
Port 25 is closed by default on new instances and opened on request — send a ticket saying what you are sending and to roughly how many recipients. It usually takes under an hour. Custom reverse DNS on both v4 and v6 is self-service from the console, which is the part that actually determines whether your mail lands.
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