Anonymous VPS hosting
Order a box in one step, pay from crypto credit, and have root on it from the first boot. No name, no card, no identity check.
A server without an account manager
Ordering hosting usually means a signup form that wants a company name, a billing address and a card, followed by a fraud review that occasionally decides you are not real. None of that exists here. You fund an account with crypto and order a box against the balance; the provisioning step asks for a hostname, a size, an operating system, and a key.
Servers are billed monthly from the same dollar credit as domains, so one deposit covers both.
Access from first boot
There is no emailed root password, because a password emailed in plaintext is a credential with an audience.
- Bring your own key. Supply an OpenSSH public key and it is installed at build time.
- Or have one minted. Omit the key and Offbook generates an ed25519 pair, installs the public half, and hands you the private half once.
Either way you hold the only credential that opens the box.
Sizes
| Size | Cores | Per month |
|---|---|---|
| VPS 15 | 1 core | $30 |
| VPS 30 | 2 cores | $60 |
| VPS 45 | 3 cores | $90 |
| VPS 60 | 4 cores | $120 |
| VPS 75 | 5 cores | $150 |
| VPS 90 | 6 cores | $180 |
Provisioning is not instantaneous — a new box takes a short while to come up, and the desk shows it as provisioning until an address is attached.
Common questions
Do you require KYC or identity verification?
No. There is no identity check because there is no payment processor demanding one — funding is crypto only, so no bank ever sits between you and the account.
What cryptocurrencies can I pay with?
USDC on Solana, Base and Ethereum; native ETH on Base and Ethereum; Bitcoin; and Zcash. Every account gets its own dedicated address on each chain — they are not shared deposit addresses with a memo field.
USDC credits one-for-one: one USDC is one dollar of credit, with no spread and no conversion step. ETH, BTC and ZEC post at the fill price when the transfer confirms.
Do I get root on the servers?
Yes. Bring your own SSH public key and it is installed at build time, or let Offbook mint an ed25519 pair and hand you the private half once. Either way access is yours from first boot.
Keep reading
Payment
USDC, Bitcoin, Ethereum or Zcash into a dedicated address; dollar credit out. No bank sits in the middle, and no process…
Domains
Register a name without ever stating who you are. No identity check, no card on file, and nothing of yours in the public…
Programs
Issue a key, quote a purchase, spend from credit. Domains, DNS and servers are all reachable by a program acting on your…
Nothing on file. Nothing to leak.
An email you invent, an invite code, and crypto. That is the entire relationship.