ServGhost vs ClientVPS
A transparent, feature-by-feature comparison. Both hosts serve the privacy-oriented market, but they optimise for different things. Here is how they stack up on no-KYC, crypto support, jurisdictional coverage and hardware.
Complete Comparison
Every attribute is verified from public documentation at the time of writing. We will update this page if either side changes its policy.
| Feature | ServGhost | ClientVPS |
|---|---|---|
| No email required | ||
| Token-based authentication | ||
| Jurisdictions | 7 | 6 |
| DMCA-ignored policy | ||
| Full KVM virtualization | ||
| Bare-metal servers | ||
| Custom ISO upload | — | |
| DDoS protection included | ||
| Unmetered bandwidth | — | |
| IPv6 /64 included | — | |
| 99.9% SLA with credits | — | |
| Monero (XMR) payment | ||
| Years in operation | 1 | 9 |
| Entry VPS specs | 2 vCPU · 4 GB DDR4 · 60 GB NVMe | 2 vCPU · 2 GB · 50 GB |
| Dedicated starting at | $48.50/mo | — |
Strengths on both sides
Where ServGhost wins
- Token-only authentication, no email field
- Cheaper entry RDP ($11.00 vs $35)
- Bare-metal dedicated available alongside RDP
Where ClientVPS is strong
- Multi-crypto incl. Monero (BTC / XMR / ETH / LTC / USDT-TRC20)
- 6 offshore datacenters incl. Netherlands, Finland, Russia, Singapore
- Wide Windows coverage (Win 7-11, Server 2012-2022)
Our honest verdict
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ServGhost vs ClientVPS — FAQ
01 Which is better, ServGhost or ClientVPS?
It depends on your priority. ServGhost wins on raw operator privacy (token-only auth, no email, no phone, no name, no fiat), a 7-jurisdiction footprint and AI-agent purchasing (MCP, OpenAPI, x402). Where ClientVPS is genuinely strong: Multi-crypto incl. Monero (BTC / XMR / ETH / LTC / USDT-TRC20); 6 offshore datacenters incl. Netherlands, Finland, Russia, Singapore. Pick whichever maps to your actual threat model.
02 Is ServGhost cheaper than ClientVPS?
ServGhost VPS starts at $7.50/mo and dedicated at $48.50/mo. The ClientVPS entry tier is "2 vCPU · 2 GB · 50 GB" — the comparison table above shows the full pricing picture for both providers. Multi-month cycles unlock additional discounts on both sides.
03 Can I pay ClientVPS with Monero, like ServGhost?
ServGhost accepts 8 native crypto coins including Monero (XMR), with per-order deposit addresses and any-coin checkout. Does ClientVPS take Monero? Yes (see the feature comparison above for the exact payment rail). Crypto-only operators should always confirm before ordering.
04 How do I migrate from ClientVPS to ServGhost?
Snapshot or `rsync` your existing server to a new ServGhost VPS in your chosen jurisdiction, restore data, reconfigure DNS, then cancel the ClientVPS instance and rotate any exposed keys. Our /alternative-to-clientvps page has the full step-by-step. Total migration usually takes 30–90 minutes for a small server.
Other Comparisons
- Token-only access, no email required at signup
- Entry VPS $7.50/mo with 2 vCPU / 4 GB vs. €29.90/mo base
- Seven jurisdictions vs. Iceland-only
- 7 jurisdictions including Iceland, Panama and Switzerland that BlueAngelHost does not cover
- Token-only signup with zero personal data vs. BlueAngelHost's standard registration
- SLA credits + transparent operations vs. BlueAngelHost's mixed-review track record on suspensions
- Token-only signup vs OperaVPS account form
- Native Monero (not bridged via gateway)
- 4 offshore jurisdictions instead of US/UAE-heavy footprint
- Token-only signup vs email account
- Larger crypto roster (8 coins vs 3)
- Multi-jurisdiction Linux VPS line beyond Windows
- Zero-identity signup vs. email-required
- Seven jurisdictions vs. Iceland-only
- Full dedicated bare-metal catalog
- 7 jurisdictions vs. PRQ's single Swedish location — no single-raid risk
- Token-only signup, zero personal data vs. PRQ's manual identification
- 8 crypto coins including Monero (XMR) — no fiat or card option that leaks identity
Try ServGhost
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