Re-checked September 2026 against their public pages. IncogNET is a US-based host founded in 2020 with points of presence across the United States and Europe, Monero processed in-house, Windows Server on offer, and a stated position against collecting personal information. It asks for an email address. We ask for nothing, and we sell a line whose memory the host cannot read.
| Feature | Servury | INCOGNET |
|---|---|---|
| Signup requirement | Nothing. A 32-character credential | Email address |
| 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 for XMR, BTC, LTC, DOGE; stablecoins via a third party |
| Crypto payments | BTC, XMR, LTC, ETH, BNB, TRX, USDT, USDC | XMR, BTC, LTC, DOGE, stablecoins and altcoins (third party) |
| Card payments | Yes, through Stripe | PayPal and ACH (GoCardless) |
| Cash by mail | Yes, any currency | Not stated |
| VPS entry price | From $9.99 a month | $4.62/month: 1 vCPU, 512 MB, 15 GB NVMe, 5 TB |
| Billing terms | Any term from 7 to 365 days | Monthly |
| Server locations | 8 (US, CA, UK, NL, FR, DE, SG, HK) | Liberty Lake WA, Kansas City, Valley Forge, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Sofia |
| Jurisdiction | Canada (Montreal) | IncogNET LLC (their footer); state not stated |
| Hardware | Owned (Montreal) plus partner locations | Not stated |
| Zero logs policy | Yes, with a PGP-signed warrant canary | 'No tracking, no invasive data collection' (their words) |
| Tor and I2P access | Yes, .onion and .i2p mirrors | Tor, I2P, Yggdrasil |
| Windows | Yes | Yes, Windows Server 2025 (4 GB / 2 vCPU minimum) |
| Reseller or API | Full white-label reseller API | Not stated |
| Founded | 2025 | 2020 |
IncogNET wants an email and nothing else, which puts it well ahead of the industry and one step behind zero. An email is an identifier: it is what gets subpoenaed, breached and correlated. We issue a credential and keep no email because we do not want to hold one.
On raw price IncogNET wins the entry tier: $4.62 for half a gigabyte. Our $9.99 buys 2 vCPU, 4 GB and encrypted memory, so the comparison is between a cheap small box and a mid-size confidential one. On locations, IncogNET covers the US well; we cover Asia (Singapore, Hong Kong) and Canada, which they do not.
This is the line that separates us from every provider on this page. On IncogNET, as on any standard KVM host, the operator can read your VM's memory and disk. On our Blackbox line it cannot: AMD SEV-SNP encrypts memory with a key the hypervisor never holds, there is no guest agent, and disk encryption happens inside your VM.
Price at the low end, more US locations, Windows on cheaper plans, PayPal and bank transfer for people without crypto, and a stated free-speech position. For a small US box on a budget with an email address you do not mind giving, it is a solid pick.
What IncogNET 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.
“Anonymous registration, no tracking, no invasive data collection.”
Their own policy says“We may log IP addresses associated with new customer orders and account sign-ups, as well as standard webserver access logs generated when users interact with our website or service panels.”
“We don't need to know who you are and cannot share what we do not know.”
Their own policy says“Card payments are processed through PayPal. [...] If we are presented with a valid and legally binding order requiring disclosure of customer information, we may be required to comply.”
PayPal knows exactly who you are.
“We don't police your opinions or voice.”
Their own policy says“We reserve the right to cancel, suspend, or terminate your service for any reason and without prior notice.”
“Warrant Canary”
Their own policy says“Warrant Canaries are practically meaningless, but with that said we'll try to do better to keep this more up to date since the last update was almost a year ago.”
That is the canary text itself, dated August 3rd, 2025. It has not been updated in the thirteen months since.
IncogNET has run since 2020 with a consistent position on data collection and a broad payment list. We started in 2025 and are the newer company; what we bring is the part nobody else on this page has shipped, encrypted-memory VMs with no host access, and a signup with literally no fields.
No. It requires an email address to register and nothing else. Servury requires no email or identity at all.
Yes, processed in-house, along with Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin, plus PayPal and ACH. We accept Monero, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, BNB, Tron, USDT, USDC and cards.
For a standard VPS both keep identity out of it, IncogNET one email short of zero. For a machine the host cannot read, only our Blackbox line offers encrypted memory and in-guest disk encryption.
No email, no KYC, crypto accepted, live in thirty seconds across eight locations.
Debian 13
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS
Rocky Linux 9
AlmaLinux 10
FreeBSD 15
OpenBSD 7.9
Windows Server 2025
