BitCloudVPS vs NulNet

New no-KYC crypto-only host (VPS, storage, dedicated) that undercuts most of the field on entry dedicated pricing; we keep the deeper catalog, longer track record and four-USDT-network checkout. Compare crypto checkout, KYC, and whether you can pay a VPS or dedicated server in Bitcoin or USDT.

Published 2026-08-30 · Updated 2026-10-21 · BitCloudVPS Editorial

Position

New no-KYC crypto-only host (VPS, storage, dedicated) that undercuts most of the field on entry dedicated pricing; we keep the deeper catalog, longer track record and four-USDT-network checkout. Specs, coin lists and KYC rules on their side change. Check their site before you buy. We do not paste their price tables.

What NulNet gets right

NulNet is the newest name in the no-KYC field, and it arrives with a serious spec sheet: plain email signup with no ID at any tier, crypto-only billing with BTC, XMR, LTC and DOGE, and nine locations across Europe and the Americas. The VPS line starts at $4.90/mo (1 vCPU EPYC, 2 GB RAM, 25 GB NVMe) — about $3.90/mo billed annually — and the dedicated line undercuts most of this list at $38.50 for an 8-core Xeon with IPMI, with 1 Tbps-class DDoS filtering included on every plan instead of sold as an add-on. Storage runs 500 GB–4 TB of NVMe from $27.50/mo ($22 billed annually). Prices checked September 2026.

Where NulNet is still green

The brand launched in 2026, so there is no multi-year uptime history yet. Support is tickets only — about two hours during staffed hours, not 24/7 — the refund window is 48 hours, and the minimum balance top-up is $20. The published 99.95% SLA and warrant canary are the right promises; now they need uptime history behind them. Launch pricing changes often — check the current pricing page before you buy.

Bottom line

NulNet sells privacy as the product, so the honest test is what identity and logs their infrastructure actually holds — not the landing page copy.

NulNet at a glance

Public positioning only — specs, coin lists and KYC rules change. Check their site before you buy. We do not paste their price tables.

Paying with crypto

BitCloudVPS checkout is email, password, then a separate invoice page with a live USD rate. You can pay for a VPS with Bitcoin, USDT (seven networks), ETH, BNB, SOL, LTC, TRX, XRP, DOGE, DASH, ADA, GRAM (TON) or XMR. Dedicated servers use the same coins and the same no-KYC rule. NulNet is crypto-only like us — BTC, XMR, LTC and DOGE on every product, with no ID demanded at any tier — so the usual hedge about partial crypto acceptance does not apply; what does apply is depth: four coins against our nineteen and no USDT on any network, so there is no stable-unit rail when you want the invoice held at a fixed dollar value. Confirm current coins on their checkout. If you need crypto plus metal plus racks on four continents on one account, that is the usual reason people move here.

When to pick NulNet

If NulNet already has your workload, a domain product, a region we do not rack, or a support relationship you trust, stay. Switching hosts for a slogan is a waste of a DNS TTL. Dual-home first: provision here, copy data, flip DNS.

When to pick BitCloudVPS

Twenty-one locations across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa, SKU-named CPUs, 16 crypto checkout options and four USDT networks, no KYC at any VPS or dedicated tier, and included DDoS filtering. Dedicated IPMI starts at $79.50/mo list.