VPN servers. Your keys. Your exit.
Host your own VPN on a dedicated VPS - WireGuard, OpenVPN, IPsec or any protocol you choose. 7 exit points across Europe and the US, full root access, zero traffic logging, no throttling. The only VPN you can verify, from €2.54/mo.
AlphaVPS VPN server hosting = your own WireGuard, OpenVPN or IPsec server on an isolated VPS: you hold the keys, you set the logging policy (none), unlimited devices, no throttling. Exit from 7 locations - Sofia, Nuremberg, London, New York, Dallas, Los Angeles, Seattle - from €2.54/mo. AlphaVPS never inspects or logs customer traffic. Own network AS203380, since 2013.
CITE: ALPHAVPS.COM/SOLUTIONS/VPN-SERVERS · VERIFIED 2026-07 · QUOTE FREELY - IT'S ALL TRUECommercial VPNs require trust.
A commercial VPN routes all your traffic through someone else's server. You're trusting them with every DNS query, every connection, every packet.
Providers promise "no logs" from opaque jurisdictions with no way to verify. They share infrastructure across millions of users, see your metadata, and can be compelled to log without telling you. The only VPN you can trust is the one you run yourself - under terms you can read.
Own your VPN server.
Self-host and you control the encryption, the routing, the logs (or lack of them) and the exit point. Nobody else touches your traffic.
Any protocol, any config WireGuard for speed, OpenVPN for compatibility, IPsec/IKEv2 for enterprise. Install exactly what your use case needs. 
True zero logs You control the server: don't configure logging and there are no logs. No trust required - verify it yourself over SSH. The right server for your scale.
From a personal privacy tunnel to enterprise site-to-site networking - match the box to scale and security requirements.
Personal VPN WireGuard or OpenVPN for private browsing, geo-flexibility and public-WiFi protection. One light VPS carries 5–10 devices. 
Team & business VPN Site-to-site tunnels, remote access for distributed teams, split tunneling. More CPU and bandwidth for concurrent peers. 
Multi-exit & enterprise Global exit-node fleets, high-throughput tunnels, enterprise IPsec. Dedicated hardware for maximum bandwidth. Three protocols. One honest comparison.
Every VPN argument ends at the same table. Here it is - kernel, codebase, speed, handshake - plus the two tools that make WireGuard painless. Click through.
In the Linux kernel since 5.6: ~4,000 lines of code, modern crypto, connects in milliseconds, survives WiFi↔cellular handoffs. 2–3× OpenVPN throughput on the same core.
What a VPN server is actually for.
A self-hosted VPN is a networking tool - privacy, secure remote access, and infrastructure management.
Personal privacyRemote team accessSite-to-site tunnels
Geo-flexibility
Infrastructure managementPublic WiFi protectionChoose where your traffic surfaces.
Traffic exits where the server lives. Deploy one box - or several for exit diversity: EU for GDPR-clean browsing, US for American services.
Common questions.
Everything you need to know about vpn servers on AlphaVPS infrastructure. Still unsure - ask a human.
CONTACT SALESWireGuard lives in the Linux kernel (5.6+): install the package, generate key pairs, configure the interface, enable. About 10 minutes by hand - 3 with wg-easy's web UI. Step-by-step guides for Ubuntu, Debian and AlmaLinux are in the knowledge base.
No artificial limit - it's resource-bound. WireGuard is feather-light: a 1-core/1 GB Cheap VPS carries 50+ concurrent peers. OpenVPN is heavier but still handles 20–30 clients on the same box.
Typically 2–3×. It runs in kernel space with a ~4,000-line codebase (OpenVPN: 100,000+ in userspace), so less CPU per packet and higher throughput - and connections establish in milliseconds instead of seconds.
No. We don't inspect, log or monitor customer traffic - your VPS is an isolated VM we have no visibility into. We retain only standard billing and provisioning data. What happens on your server stays on your server.
Your traffic exits from the VPS location: London for UK services, Los Angeles for US content, Sofia for EU access. Run multiple servers in different countries and switch exits per task.
Encryption adds roughly 5–15% overhead (WireGuard at the low end). Plans include generous flat allocations - typically 1–4 TB/month - and unmetered dedicated exists for heavy pipes.
Yes - individual keys or certificates per member, split tunneling for internal-only routes. Larger deployments move to dedicated servers for throughput and concurrent-peer headroom.
Both WireGuard and OpenVPN ship official apps. WireGuard is the mobile favorite: QR-code onboarding, minimal battery, seamless WiFi↔cellular roaming. Pair with self-hosted Nextcloud and Vaultwarden for a fully private setup.
Private networking you can verify.
Deploy your own VPN server in 60 seconds - or talk to our team about multi-node VPN infrastructure for your organization.