More server per dollar in the US
The Ryzen 5 3600 brings 6 cores and 64 GB for $55 per 30 days: twice the memory of RedSwitches' cheapest US server at under half the price, with 5–10% off orders of 2 or more identical servers.
Ryzen 5 3600 specs →Provider comparison · as of 25 September 2026
We compared nine hosts that sell dedicated servers for crypto. They differ on price, term, setup fee, signup data, Monero, regions and delivery time. For a whole US bare-metal server paid in crypto, with no email at signup, choose Tungsto: $55 per 30 days for 64 GB in Dallas, Ashburn or Portland, or $17 for 7 days, with no setup fee.
Create your account, deposit from $20, credited in about one minute.
The short answer
One pick per buyer profile, from the tables below.
Side by side
From each provider's own pages, checked on 25 September 2026. "Not published": not stated by the provider.
What it means for your budget. A first month-length term in the US costs $55 at Tungsto (30 days, 64 GB), $129.58 at RedSwitches (32 GB) and $260 at Privex once its $50 setup fee is added. Tungsto is $74.58 cheaper than RedSwitches with twice the memory, and $205 cheaper than Privex.
Where the others lead. Dedisetup, RedSwitches and Cherry Servers publish delivery in minutes, Dedisetup and Privex cover Europe, and Cherry Servers, like HOSTKEY below, bills by the hour.
Also checked
Four more hosts that take crypto.
Servers.guru and SuperBitHost suit European or offshore buyers who accept an email-based account. HOSTKEY's BitPay ID requirement rules it out for a no-KYC buyer.
Why Tungsto
Five differences you can verify in the tables above.
The Ryzen 5 3600 brings 6 cores and 64 GB for $55 per 30 days: twice the memory of RedSwitches' cheapest US server at under half the price, with 5–10% off orders of 2 or more identical servers.
Ryzen 5 3600 specs →All 15 configurations rent for 7 days, from $17 to $216. RedSwitches, Dedisetup, Privex, Servers.guru and SuperBitHost start at a month, so a benchmark costs a month there and a week here.
Weekly dedicated server rental →Signup is a username, a password and a recovery code you keep, so no inbox, phone number or document is attached to your account. Dedisetup, Privex, Servers.guru and SuperBitHost need an email; HOSTKEY requires a BitPay ID.
What no-KYC covers at Tungsto →Once deposits open at launch, you fund a USD balance with BTC, ETH, USDT-TRC20, USDC-ERC20, XMR, SOL or LTC. Orders are debited in dollars, so your price does not move with the coin. Cherry Servers, HOSTKEY and Hivelocity list no Monero.
All 7 payment assets →Every server includes an IPv4 /29, an IPv6 /64, an unmetered port, IPMI/KVM and baseline DDoS protection, so the list price is what the term costs: no per-GB charge and no setup fee, unlike Privex or Servers.guru.
Pricing and cost calculator →FAQ
Short answers for buyers comparing hosts that take crypto.
In this comparison, Tungsto, RedSwitches, Dedisetup, Servers.guru and Privex accept Monero; SuperBitHost lists it inconsistently. Cherry Servers, HOSTKEY and Hivelocity list no XMR.
Among the providers compared here, Hivelocity's entry US listings from $50 per month (16 or 32 GB, 20 TB of traffic, Bitcoin through BitPay only) had the lowest headline price on 25 September 2026. Tungsto's Ryzen 5 3600 costs $55 per 30 days with 64 GB and an unmetered port, or $17 for a single week; RedSwitches' cheapest US server is $129.58 per month.
Yes, at Tungsto: signup is a username, a password and a recovery code, and orders open in that account at launch. Dedisetup, Privex, Servers.guru and SuperBitHost tie the account to an email, and HOSTKEY requires a BitPay ID.
For crypto payers at account creation, yes: its Terms exempt crypto payers from KYC, while card payers must complete it. Its processor, Cryptomus, handles compliance for crypto transactions.
Tungsto, if you want US bare metal without an identity step at signup: three US regions instead of Chicago only, plus Monero and USDT-TRC20. Stay with Cherry Servers for hourly billing.
After launch, the published window runs from 20–45 minutes on entry models to 50–90 minutes on the largest builds; it starts when cleared balance is available (deposits are credited within about a minute once the network confirmations are reached) and runs inside your paid term.
No. No KYC removes the identity profile at signup, but exchanges, blockchains and operational records can still link a payment to a person.
You can create your username account today. Deposits and orders open inside it at launch, so send no funds until your Billing page shows deposits enabled.