Commercial VPN apps
- Exit IPs shared with thousands of strangers
- Rate-limited, captcha-walled and blocklisted addresses
- Their servers, their logging
×VPN on Nxeon
Host your own VPN on a real VPS.
Spin up a private WireGuard or OpenVPN server on your own NVMe VPS — a dedicated IPv4, full root, and no shared exit node. One-click images, from $8.88/mo for your first term, then renews at $12.78/mo.
- One-click WireGuard or OpenVPN
- Dedicated IPv4
- Full root
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Idlefirst boot
- Provisioning NVMe server
- Installing Docker Engine
- Starting WireGuard (wg-easy)
- Opening UDP 51820
- Ready to add peers
Why host your own VPN?
Commercial VPN apps route you through IPs shared with thousands of strangers — the same addresses that get rate-limited, captcha-walled, and blocklisted. When you host your own VPN on a VPS you get a dedicated IPv4 that is yours alone, so services see a stable, clean address you control.
A Nxeon VPS
- A dedicated IPv4 that is yours alone
- A stable, clean exit address
- You decide what is logged
- Full root over SSH
WireGuard and OpenVPN are both recognised one-click images on Nxeon: pick one at deploy and your server boots with the VPN stack in place, ready for you to add peers. WireGuard is the modern, lean choice — a tiny codebase and fast handshakes — while OpenVPN is the battle-tested option with the widest client support.
Build your VPN stack
Because it is a full VPS with root over SSH, this is a real server, not a locked-down appliance. Tune the config, add DNS filtering, route only certain subnets, or run other services alongside the tunnel. Everything sits on enterprise NVMe over a self-healing ZFS mirror, deployed from one of our three real datacenters — Singapore, Falkenstein, Germany or Beauharnois, Canada.
Built for a private VPN
WireGuard or OpenVPN, one click
Both are recognised one-click images. Choose your protocol at deploy and the server comes up with the VPN stack installed and ready to add peers.
A dedicated IPv4 that's yours
Every plan includes a dedicated IPv4, so your tunnel exits from a stable address you alone use — not an IP shared with a crowd of other subscribers.
Full root over SSH
It's your machine. Edit the WireGuard config, rotate keys, add DNS-level ad blocking, or split-tunnel specific routes — nothing is locked down.
Three low-latency regions
Singapore, Falkenstein, Germany or Beauharnois, Canada mean consistent, low-latency routing across Asia-Pacific, Europe or — pick whichever's closer if you or your team are based in either region.
DDoS protection + firewall
Always-on network DDoS mitigation and a managed firewall guard the endpoint, so your tunnel stays up even under unwanted attention.
Snapshots before you tinker
Take an instant snapshot before you change the config or upgrade the kernel, and roll back in seconds if a peer setup goes sideways.
Up and running in minutes
- 1
Create your account
Sign up with no credit card required and open the deploy wizard.
- 2
Pick WireGuard or OpenVPN + a plan
Select the one-click VPN image and a plan — a small 2 GB server handles a personal or small-team tunnel easily. It's live in under a minute.
- 3
Add your first peer
SSH in, generate a client config or QR code for your phone or laptop, and import it into the WireGuard or OpenVPN client.
- 4
Connect and verify
Bring the tunnel up and confirm your traffic now exits from your server's dedicated IP. Add more peers whenever you need them.
Pick your size
A 2 GB Starter comfortably serves a personal VPN or a handful of devices. Move up to Standard (4 GB) for a small team or heavier throughput — and resize any time without a rebuild.
Starter
$8.88$12.78
First term, then $12.78 a month
- CPU1 vCPU
- Memory2 GB
- NVMe25 GB
- Bandwidth1 TB
Standard
$12.99$18.70
First term, then $18.70 a month
- CPU2 vCPU
- Memory4 GB
- NVMe50 GB
- Bandwidth2 TB
Pro
$20.99$30.22
First term, then $30.22 a month
- CPU3 vCPU
- Memory8 GB
- NVMe80 GB
- Bandwidth4 TB
Max
$32.99$47.50
First term, then $47.50 a month
- CPU4 vCPU
- Memory16 GB
- NVMe120 GB
- Bandwidth8 TB
VPN hosting, answered
Anything else? Our support team answers around the clock.
WireGuard or OpenVPN — which should I pick?
Both are one-click images. WireGuard is the modern default: a tiny codebase, very fast handshakes, and excellent mobile battery life. OpenVPN is older and slightly heavier but has the widest client and router support and is easier to push through restrictive networks. If you're unsure, start with WireGuard.
Do I get a dedicated IP for my VPN?
Yes. Every plan includes a dedicated IPv4, so your VPN exits from an address that is yours alone — not shared with other subscribers the way commercial VPN apps work. That means a stable, clean IP you fully control.
How many devices can I connect?
As many as you like — you add peers yourself. A 2 GB Starter easily handles a personal setup or a small household; for a team or higher sustained throughput, choose a larger plan. You can resize vCPU, RAM, and disk any time with no rebuild.
Is this a no-logs VPN?
It's your server, so you decide what is and isn't logged. By default a fresh VPN server keeps only standard system logs, and with full root you can configure logging exactly how you want. We don't inspect your tunnel traffic.
Can I run other things on the same VPS?
Absolutely. With full root you can run a DNS resolver (for network-wide ad blocking), a small web service, or other workloads alongside the VPN — it's a complete server, not a single-purpose box.
Your own VPN, on a server that's all yours.
Creating an account is free and takes no card details.