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Tor-friendly VPS

Hosts that do not drop you for using Tor.

Tor-friendly VPS means signup, panels, or running Tor (clients, relays — check the notes) is described as allowed. Exit policy is almost always stricter.

A Tor VPS search is usually one of two jobs: reach the checkout without a clearnet IP, or run Tor software on the server. Those are different policies. The tags here come from public notes about signup, clients, and relays — not from us probing every order form over an onion.

Expect exits to be banned even when relays are fine. Expect “Tor-hostile” hosts (listed elsewhere) to reset the cart the moment the IP is an exit. If the profile mentions an onion site, that is a stronger signal than a blog post from 2019.

Pay with Lightning or Monero when those coins are tagged. A Tor signup plus BitPay is a contradiction.

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Questions people bring to the scope

Can I sign up for a VPS over Tor?+

Some hosts allow it; others block Tor, ProtonMail, or VPN ranges at registration. This list is the ones tagged Tor-friendly from public notes. Captchas and fraud tools still break a lot of onion-side signups — try a second browser path if the form dies.

Can I run a Tor relay on these VPS hosts?+

Only if the notes say relays are allowed. “Tor OK” on a profile often means Tor clients or signup, not an exit. Exits get abuse mail; many privacy hosts forbid them outright.

Does Tor-friendly mean no KYC?+

No. A host can let you open the order form over Tor and still ask for ID. Filter no KYC separately.