Pay with Bitcoin Bitcoin dedicated servers. One confirmation away.
Pay for bare-metal servers with on-chain Bitcoin. After a single confirmation — about ten minutes — provisioning starts, and your server is online within 2–4 hours.
- 1confirmation needed
- ~10 mintypical wait
- $0.01–0.40typical network fee in 2026
- $110from, per month
BTC at checkoutAccepted
- Network
- Bitcoin (on-chain)
- Credited after
- 1 confirmation
- Typical wait
- ~10 min
- Network fee
- $0.01–0.40Paid by the sender, September 2026 levels
- Privacy
- Transparent
- Rate lock
- 30 minutesUSD price fixed while you pay
- Surcharge
- None — same price as every other coin
How to pay for a dedicated server with Bitcoin
Open the invoice
Choose Bitcoin at checkout. You get a fresh bc1… address, the exact BTC amount and a QR code; the USD rate is locked for 30 minutes.
Send from any wallet
Hardware, desktop or mobile wallet — or an exchange withdrawal. Pay the exact amount in one transaction if you can.
Wait for 1 confirmation
Once the transaction is in a block (about ten minutes on average), the invoice is paid and provisioning starts automatically.
Fees are low in 2026. A normal payment costs a few cents to a few tens of cents. Pick the fee your wallet suggests for confirmation within the next few blocks.
Bitcoin is public. Anyone can follow the funds on-chain. Avoid paying from an address linked to your identity, or pay with Monero for private payments.
Popular servers to pay with Bitcoin
Every server in our catalog can be paid in BTC — here are the most deployed. See all 12.
+1AMD Ryzen 9 9950X16 cores · 128 GB DDR5 ECC2 × 1.92 TB NVMe1 Gbps unmetered$125/mo+5AMD EPYC 922424 cores · 128 GB DDR5 ECC2 × 1.92 TB NVMe1 Gbps unmetered$149/mo
+3AMD Ryzen 9 5900X12 cores · 128 GB DDR4 ECC8 × 16 TB HDD1 Gbps unmetered$245/moAMD EPYC 9455P48 cores · 128 GB DDR5 ECC2 × 1.92 TB NVMe1 Gbps unmetered$255/mo
AMD EPYC 9555P64 cores · 256 GB DDR5 ECC2 × 3.84 TB NVMe1 Gbps unmetered$475/mo Included with every server, whichever coin you pay with
Full root & IPMIKVM console, power control and virtual media, even when the OS is down.
DDoS filteringAlways-on L3/L4 filtering on every IP, at no extra cost.
Unmetered port1 Gbps as standard (10 Gbps on selected servers). Nothing counted, nothing throttled.
IPv4 + IPv61 dedicated IPv4, a routed /64 IPv6 block and self-service reverse DNS.
Hardware replacementFailed disk swapped within 2 hours, any other part within 4 hours, free.
Delivery reportCPU, memory, disks, burn-in and network tested on the exact machine you get.
Panel & APIReboot, reinstall, rescue mode, rDNS and traffic graphs.
Engineers 24/7Median first reply under 15 minutes, from the people who run the servers.
Bitcoin payment questions
Customers ask the engineers who run the servers, in a ticket from the client area — median first reply under 15 minutes, 24/7.
How support worksDo you accept Lightning payments?
Not yet: invoices are on-chain only for now. On-chain fees are low in 2026, and one confirmation keeps delivery fast.
What if my transaction is stuck with a low fee?
Bump it with replace-by-fee (RBF) or child-pays-for-parent (CPFP) from your wallet. If it confirms after the 30 minutes lock, it is credited at the rate at confirmation time and any difference is settled on the invoice or your balance.
Can I pay from an exchange?
Yes. Make sure the withdrawal is on the Bitcoin network (not a wrapped token on another chain) and that the amount received after the exchange’s fee matches the invoice.
Will you accept a payment with zero confirmations?
No. Unconfirmed Bitcoin transactions can be replaced; one confirmation protects both of us and takes about ten minutes.
Do I need to verify my identity to pay with Bitcoin?
No. An email address is all we ask for — no ID, no selfie, no phone number — and our own payment gateway means no processor asks either. See what no-KYC means here, and its limits.
Prefer another coin?
14 coins are accepted at the same price.
