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Self-host WireGuard on a no-KYC VPS
Run your own personal VPN with a dedicated IP that no one else shares. Anonymous signup, no email required, no KYC. Pay with crypto or card, full root, no logs.
Quick start: WireGuard on Servury via wg-easy
Tested on Ubuntu 24. Pick a 1 GB+ plan, deploy, SSH in.
# 1. Install Docker
curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com | sh
# 2. Run wg-easy (WireGuard with a web UI)
docker run -d --name wg-easy --restart unless-stopped \
-e WG_HOST=$(curl -s ifconfig.me) \
-e PASSWORD_HASH='$(docker run --rm ghcr.io/wg-easy/wg-easy wgpw YOURPASSWORD)' \
-v wg_data:/etc/wireguard \
-p 51820:51820/udp \
-p 51821:51821/tcp \
--cap-add=NET_ADMIN --cap-add=SYS_MODULE \
--sysctl="net.ipv4.conf.all.src_valid_mark=1" \
--sysctl="net.ipv4.ip_forward=1" \
ghcr.io/wg-easy/wg-easy
# 3. Open http://YOUR_SERVER_IP:51821, log in
# 4. Add a client, scan QR with WireGuard mobile app, you're connected
Why a self-hosted WireGuard beats commercial VPNs
Your VPS IP is yours alone. No more "this site is blocked because the VPN IP is blacklisted." Stripe, banks, Netflix, Google all work normally.
No oversold shared servers. WireGuard saturates your VPS link, usually 1 Gbps on Servury. Latency stays low because you control the route.
You own the server. There is literally no third party that can be subpoenaed for your traffic logs because no one else is between you and the exit.
$5-7/mo for a dedicated VPS beats most commercial VPN annual plans, and you also get a real server you can run other things on.
Official WireGuard apps for iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux. Add a client in seconds with wg-easy's QR code.
Phone, laptop, family, server backups, all connect at once. Add as many WireGuard clients as you want, no extra charge.
Frequently asked questions
Is a VPS-hosted WireGuard really more anonymous than NordVPN?
Different threat model. Commercial VPNs hide you in a crowd of users behind shared IPs (good for hiding among normies, bad for fingerprinting). A self-hosted VPS gives you a dedicated IP (good for not being lumped in with VPN abusers, neutral on the "lost in a crowd" front). With Servury's no-KYC anonymous signup, the link from "you" to "this VPS IP" is broken, which is what most people actually care about.
Will the VPS IP be flagged as a VPN by sites?
Almost certainly no. Commercial VPN IPs are aggressively blocklisted because thousands of users abuse them. A regular cloud-provider IP that hosts only your traffic does not trigger most VPN-detection heuristics.
How much bandwidth do I get?
Servury VPS plans include generous monthly bandwidth and 1 Gbps unmetered ports. For typical personal VPN use (streaming, browsing) you will not hit the cap.
Will it run on a 1 GB plan?
Easily. WireGuard is a kernel module that uses essentially no RAM. The wg-easy web UI uses ~30 MB. Even a 512 MB plan is fine.
Can I bypass geo-blocks?
Yes, by deploying in the country you want to appear to be in. Servury has US, CA, UK, FR, DE, NL, SG locations. Pick one near your target and route through it.
Will torrenting work?
Technically yes, the VPN tunnel does not care what kind of traffic flows over it. Make sure your usage complies with Servury's ToS and the laws of the location you pick.
What about kill-switch?
WireGuard clients have a "block traffic if VPN is down" option (mobile and desktop). Combined with a self-hosted exit, you have full kill-switch behavior.
Does Servury log my traffic?
No application-level logging. Combined with anonymous signup and crypto payment, the entire stack stays private.
