About Kvantis
Kvantis is a no-KYC cloud host you pay for with crypto. This page explains who runs it, what you actually rent, and how it makes money.
Who runs Kvantis
Kvantis is a small independent team, and the people who built it are the people who run it. Server provisioning, hourly billing, crypto payments and abuse handling are all operated in-house — there is no reseller chain between you and us.
Support is answered by a person. When you write in the chat you get an automatic “we’ve got your message”, and then a real reply, usually within a few hours. Anything that touches your account, your servers or your money is handled by a human, never by a script.
What you rent
Kvantis is a privacy and payment layer on top of established cloud infrastructure. Your server runs on Vultr hardware in 30+ locations across Europe, the Americas, Asia, Oceania and Africa. Your relationship with us stays as simple as an email address and a crypto balance.
Plans start at $10/month (billed by the hour), with High Frequency and High Performance options on AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon. Every server gets a dedicated IPv4, IPv6 and full root access, and one balance, one dashboard and one REST API cover all of it. Hetzner and DigitalOcean are coming next — same balance, same API, no new accounts.
How Kvantis makes money
You pay per server, per hour, from a prepaid balance. Our margin sits on top of the provider’s cost — that is the whole business. Optional paid extras (automatic backups, DDoS protection, a Windows licence) are priced right on the deploy page. Prices exclude 19% VAT, which is added and shown in the order summary before you deploy. Nothing is added later, we don’t sell data and we don’t run ads.
Top-ups pay for the service and are non-refundable, but your balance never expires (see Refunds & Billing). Hourly billing keeps that fair: top up a little, use what you need, and billing stops as soon as you destroy a server. Crypto network and payment-processor fees are added to the invoice, so your balance always receives the full amount.
Privacy, not abuse
We collect only what it takes to run the service: an email address, the on-chain record of your payment, and the operational logs behind billing and the API. Our own site analytics measure how the website is used. We don’t ask for names, documents or phone numbers, and we don’t look at the traffic or the files on your server. See the Privacy Policy.
Spam, phishing, malware, botnets and attacks are banned by our Acceptable Use Policy. To keep the IP space clean, we check our servers from the outside for commonly abused services left open to the internet and warn the owner — nothing more. How reports are handled is described on the Abuse reports page.
About our articles
Articles on the Kvantis blog are written for Kvantis, not rewritten from other sites. Plans, prices, locations and accepted coins in them are checked against the live dashboard.
When a provider changes something or a reader spots a mistake, we fix the page rather than leave outdated information up. Found something wrong? Tell us in the support chat.