Re-checked September 2026 against their public pages. Privex is one of the most technically sophisticated privacy hosts. Crypto-only payments, Belize jurisdiction, in-house payment processor, and Tor/I2P access. Here's how it compares to Servury's zero-email, instant-deployment model.
| Feature | Servury | PRIVEX |
|---|---|---|
| Signup requirement | Token only. Zero identity | Email and a name (pseudonyms allowed), plus the purpose of use (their privacy policy) |
| Encrypted memory (AMD SEV-SNP) | Yes, Blackbox line from $9.99 | No |
| Measured boot (verifiable boot chain) | Yes, reproducible artifacts and a published verifier | No |
| Host access to your VM | None on Blackbox: no guest agent, disk encrypted inside the guest | Standard: the host can read the VM |
| Crypto processing | Own nodes, no third-party gateway | In-house processor |
| VPS entry price | From $9.99 a month | $0.99/mo (IPv6-only tier) / $8.00 V1 (2 cores, 1 GB, 50 GB, Germany) |
| Crypto payments | BTC, XMR, LTC, ETH, BNB, TRX, USDT, USDC | BTC, LTC, XMR, DOGE, HIVE/HBD, EOS |
| Card payments | Yes (Stripe) | No, crypto only |
| Cash by mail | Yes, any currency | Not stated |
| Monero (XMR) | Yes | Yes |
| Payment processor | In-house, no third party sees your tx | In-house, no third party sees your tx |
| Tor / I2P access | Yes | Yes, .onion + I2P eepsite |
| Jurisdiction | Montreal, Canada | Belize: Privex Inc., founded 2017 (their about page); servers in SE, DE, US |
| Server locations | 8 (US, CA, UK, NL, FR, DE, SG, HK) | SE, DE, US on their homepage (FI, NL offered previously) |
| Short rentals | Yes, 7-day minimum, custom renewal cycles | Monthly billing |
| Deployment speed | ~30 seconds | Manual, slower |
| Consumer-friendly | Yes | Technical audience only |
| Proxy network | Datacenter + residential (availability varies) | No |
| Reseller API | Yes | No |
| Dedicated servers | Yes, from $73.99/month, no setup fee, 6 datacenters (US, NL, MX), automatic deployment in about 10 minutes | Yes, $50 to $1,360+/month |
| Founded | 2025 | 2017 |
| Works without JavaScript | Yes. Every page works with JavaScript off, signup and checkout included; Stripe's script loads only if you pick card. | Order form needs it, in their words: "it looks like you've disabled Javascript (JS) in your browser... For the best order experience..." |
Both providers accept Monero (XMR), so payment-level privacy is strong on either side, and both now run their own in-house cryptocurrency payment processor, so no third-party intermediary ever sees or can link your transaction to your account. Privex doesn't accept credit cards at all, enforcing crypto-first by design; Servury also accepts Stripe for users who need it.
Despite Privex's payment privacy edge, they still require a name and email address to create an account. Servury requires nothing. Your account is a generated token. For users who want zero personal data tied to their account at the provider level, Servury's model is architecturally cleaner.
Both Servury and Privex are accessible via Tor and I2P. You can interact with either provider without exposing your IP at the website level. This is a meaningful privacy feature that most hosts don't offer at all.
Privex is built for technically sophisticated users. Their interface and documentation assume comfort with Linux administration, crypto payments, and privacy tooling. Servury is designed to be approachable. Deploy in 30 seconds, manage from a clean dashboard, and get support without needing a technical background. Both serve legitimate privacy needs, but for different audiences.
Privex offers dedicated servers from $210 a month plus a $50 setup fee (DX64-SSD: 4-core Xeon E3, 64 GB ECC, 2 x 240 GB SSD, 10 TB) in Germany and the US, with larger configurations above that. Servury sells single-tenant dedicated servers from $73.99 a month with no setup fee, in six datacenters across the US, the Netherlands and Mexico, with the same credential-only account, crypto, card or cash payment, and automatic deployment in about 10 minutes. One honest difference: Servury's dedicated line runs in partner datacenters that keep standard network access logs, unlike the Blackbox VPS line on Servury's own hardware.
What Privex says where customers look, next to what the same company says in its own terms, privacy policy or page source. Quoted verbatim, source under each pair, checked 5 September 2026. Every provider, same test.
“We do NOT share your order details with any third parties.”
Their own policy says“In some rare cases, for specific products, we may be required to share some, or all of your personal details with one or more third parties in-order to provide the service.”
Same page, a few paragraphs apart.
“Privex also does not accept any forms of fiat payments to ensure our customers' privacy.”
Their own policy says“we can accept payments via domestic / international bank transfer so long as you're paying at LEAST $100 / EUR100 / GBP100 or equivalent currency.”
“For most of our services, we'll give you a full refund if you contact us within 14 days of purchase”
Their own policy says“We offer a 7 day refund policy for VPS's and dedicated servers.”
Both accept Monero and both offer Tor/I2P access. Privex's remaining edge is their in-house crypto processor, so no third-party sees your transaction. Servury's edge is account anonymity. Zero identity required, while Privex requires a name and email. The "more private" provider depends on which layer matters most to you.
No. Privex accepts cryptocurrency only. Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Monero, Dogecoin, HIVE, HBD, and EOS. They do not accept credit cards, debit cards, or PayPal. If you need card payment as a fallback, Servury accepts Stripe in addition to crypto.
Servury is significantly more accessible. The dashboard is clean, deployment takes 30 seconds, and you don't need deep technical knowledge to get started. Privex is designed for developers and technical privacy advocates. It's excellent in that context, but not built for mainstream users.
Yes. Alongside shared-resource (S-series) and dedicated-CPU (D-series) VPS plans, Servury sells bare metal dedicated servers from $73.99 a month in six datacenters (US, Netherlands, Mexico), ordered with the same anonymous credential and paid by crypto, card or cash. Rapid Deploy machines are online in about 10 minutes; a few storage machines are assembled by hand. Privex remains an option if you specifically want dedicated hardware in Germany.
No email, no KYC, crypto accepted, live in thirty seconds across eight locations.
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