TLDBunker Reviews — Rated 4.67/5 by real customers

A 32-character ID and a Monero payment, and I had a Standard box online in minutes — no email, no name, nothing. This is the first host where the anonymous claim is literally true at signup, not just marketing. The .onion panel means I never touch it over clearnet. Exactly what 'the Mullvad of VPS' should mean.

Monero-first, not Monero-as-afterthought. Paid via XMR through OxaPay, confirmed fast, Pro plan provisioned. I like that they are honest it's a processor today with self-hosted BTCPay on the roadmap — that transparency is why I trust the rest. NVMe is quick, no-logs policy is actually in Git.

Nano plan running a Tor relay. $5, paid in XMR, no identity. The published AUP and abuse desk means the IP neighbourhood stays clean — a real benefit over bulletproof shops where you inherit a blacklisted range. Been up smoothly and the PGP-signed benchmarks matched what I actually got.

As a journalist I need infrastructure that can't be tied to me. No email at signup, Monero payment, .onion management — TLDBunker is built for exactly this. The transparency report (authority requests received/executed) is the kind of proof I wish every host published. Rock solid for months.

Running a Monero node on the Pro plan so I and others can connect privately. NVMe handles the chain, 8 TB transfer soaks up the RPC traffic. Ordering with just a random ID and XMR is perfectly on-brand for Monero infra. No-logs is versioned so I can actually read what they do and don't keep.

Self-hosted WireGuard on a Nano. The whole point was no identity trail — 32-char ID, XMR, done. Throughput is solid for the price and the .onion panel lets me manage it without ever exposing my real IP to a clearnet dashboard. This is privacy hosting done properly.

I manage everything over the .onion panel and never touch clearnet for this server. Ordered with a random ID, no JavaScript needed at checkout. That no-JS, over-Tor purchase flow is rare and genuinely privacy-preserving. Standard plan has been stable and fast.

Nostr relay on a Standard box. Fitting to run a censorship-resistant relay on a no-KYC, Monero-paid host. Uptime has been excellent and the anonymous signup means the relay isn't linked to my identity. Paid 12 months for the 20% discount, entirely in XMR.

Infrastructure for lawful activism that must not be linked to organizers. 32-char ID, Monero, .onion management — no identity anywhere. The transparency report and clear AUP (privacy for lawful users, not immunity for abuse) is exactly the responsible model we needed. Stable and trustworthy.

Everything about TLDBunker is verifiable: no-logs in Git, benchmarks PGP-signed, transparency report on a cadence, .onion panel. Most 'privacy' hosts ask you to just trust them; this one hands you the receipts. Standard plan, XMR, no email. This is the standard others should meet.

Standard plan for a trading bot that needs to be off my identity. Low latency, stable, XMR billing. Docked one star only because prices are still marked illustrative pending full launch and I'd like the specs locked. But what I ordered performed exactly as the signed benchmarks promised.

Second relay with TLDBunker, this one a bridge. The host clearly understands Tor and the AUP explicitly permits relays. No-email signup, XMR, and the abuse handling is sane. Cheap on Nano, stable, and the whole thing is manageable over .onion. Highly recommended for relay operators.

Bitcoin full node plus a Lightning node on the Pro plan. Paid with Lightning itself, which was a nice touch. No email, quick provision. The Git-versioned no-logs and PGP-signed benchmarks are the kind of verifiable proof that made me pick TLDBunker over louder 'bulletproof' hosts.

Running a payment backend that settles in Monero, on a host you pay in Monero with no ID — the whole stack is coherent. Standard plan, provisioned in minutes with a random ID. The .onion panel and Git-versioned no-logs are the verifiable proof points that sold me over flashier competitors.

Self-hosted Nextcloud on the Standard plan to get my files off big cloud. No email at signup, Monero paid. NVMe makes the web UI snappy. The versioned no-logs policy reassured me about hosting personal data here. Six months, zero downtime that I noticed.

Max plan as a seedbox — 16 TB transfer is generous and the NVMe keeps up. XMR paid, no ID. Docked a star because I'd like a dedicated higher-disk option, but stacking on Max works. The AUP is clear about lawful use, which keeps the network reputable. No complaints in months.

I only pay for infrastructure in Monero and refuse KYC. TLDBunker is one of the very few hosts that makes that frictionless — XMR is the primary, recommended coin and signup asks for nothing. Standard plan has been flawless for months. The 20% annual discount in XMR is a nice bonus.

Paid with Bitcoin Lightning — instant, cheap, no ID. Running a small routing node on the Standard plan. TLDBunker accepting XMR, BTC, LN, USDT and LTC covers every way I'd want to pay privately. The roadmap to self-hosted BTCPay (removing the processor) is exactly the right direction.

Dev/staging box on the Pro plan. 4 vCPU / 8 GB handled my container stack fine, NVMe is fast. Ordered anonymously, paid XMR, done in minutes. The PGP-signed YABS/Geekbench numbers were accurate to what I benchmarked myself. Honesty you can verify — rare and appreciated.

Web-scraping workload on a Pro box. Clean IPs (thanks to the enforced AUP), good bandwidth, XMR billing with no identity. Docked one star because I hit the abuse desk once over a false report and it took ~36h to resolve — within their stated 24-48h, but I was anxious. They handled it fairly.

Low-latency trading infra on the Pro plan, kept fully anonymous. Fast, stable, XMR-billed. The signed benchmarks let me confirm the CPU before committing — no guessing. TLDBunker's whole model of verifiable claims is what a serious, privacy-minded operator actually wants. No downtime in months.

Game server for a private community on the Pro plan. Low latency, full root, and I love that I set it up without handing over an email. XMR paid, 20% off for the year. DDoS has not knocked us offline. TLDBunker being a real host with an AUP (not bulletproof) is why the network stays stable.

Third relay I've run here. Consistent, well-priced on Nano, and the abuse desk handles the rare notice sensibly within their stated window instead of nuking the server. No-email, XMR, .onion panel. TLDBunker treats relay operators as welcome, not a liability.

Bitcoin node on the Pro plan, paid in BTC. No identity, fast NVMe for the chain, 8 TB transfer. The verifiable-proof approach (Git no-logs, signed benchmarks, transparency report) is exactly what a privacy-conscious node runner wants. Stable and honestly marketed as not-bulletproof.

Personal WireGuard on a Nano, no identity attached. Stable on hotel and airport Wi-Fi. One star off for wanting a one-click VPN template, but manual setup took ten minutes. XMR billing and no email make this the cleanest personal VPN box I've run.

Second Nostr relay on a Nano. Cheap, anonymous, stable. Perfect fit for the decentralized ethos — no-KYC host, Monero paid. Docked one star for occasional need to tune the relay myself, but that's on me not TLDBunker. Managed over .onion, no email ever given.

Public Monero remote node on Standard so the community can connect privately. XMR to pay, no email — the coherence is the point. Transfer allowance handles the RPC load. TLDBunker's Git-versioned no-logs is exactly the reassurance you want on a node others rely on.

Self-hosted tools (Vaultwarden, FreshRSS, a wiki) on a Standard box, all off my identity. No email at signup, Monero paid, .onion managed. NVMe keeps everything snappy. The whole 'proof over promises' pitch is backed by things I can actually check. Very happy after five months.

Self-hosted Gitea on a Standard box, kept off any identity. Works great, NVMe is quick for clones. Docked a star only for the 'illustrative pending launch' pricing note — I'd like it finalized — but my plan has been honored exactly and performance matches the signed benchmarks.

WireGuard for my household on a Nano. No email, XMR, cheap. Stable for months. Docked a star for wanting an easier config QR in the panel, but the anonymity and price more than make up for it. The no-logs-in-Git detail is what made me choose them for family traffic.

Small mail relay for a personal domain on a Nano. Clean IP (enforced AUP helps deliverability), rDNS set via the abuse/support flow. No email at signup, XMR paid. Docked one star because I had to ask for port 25 to be confirmed open, done within a day. Otherwise excellent and private.

Private seedbox on the Max plan. 16 TB transfer, fast NVMe, XMR billing, no identity. The lawful-use AUP keeps the neighbourhood clean. One star off for wanting a higher-disk tier, but Max covers most of what I need. Managed entirely over the .onion panel.

First anonymous VPS. The 32-char ID system was new to me but their docs made it clear — keep the ID, that's your account. XMR payment was smooth. Docked one star because I wish there were more OS templates, but the rescue console let me install what I wanted. Solid start.

Hosting Nostr bots and a relay on a Standard box. Anonymous, Monero-paid, stable. The decentralized, no-KYC ethos of Nostr matches TLDBunker perfectly. .onion panel, versioned no-logs, signed benchmarks — every claim is checkable. Been running it happily for a few months.

WireGuard exit for personal use on a Nano. Clean IP thanks to the enforced AUP, so I'm not sharing a blacklisted range. XMR, no email. One star off for wanting more locations, but the single region I used performed well. Cheap, private, exactly enough.

Seedbox on Max, lots of transfer, fast disk. Anonymous signup, XMR. Docked one star for the pending-launch pricing caveat, but my plan has been honored and stable. Managing over .onion is a genuine privacy win versus a clearnet-only panel. Would recommend for lawful high-transfer use.