Which New York VPS providers accept cryptocurrency?

Who sells a crypto-paid VPS in New York, and at what price?

**These hosts passed every rule in New York: InterServer, VirMach, MivoCloud, Evoxt, HostHatch, Ultahost, Cloudzy, is*hosting, Hosteons, ExtraVM, RDP.monster, MonoVM, Zomro, 1Gbits, Servury, OperaVPS, NoctHost, GreenCloudVPS, KernelHost.** A plan counted when the host takes crypto for it, asks no ID at signup, includes an IPv4 address, bills month to month, does not mark it sold out, runs KVM and allows at least 1 TB a month on a port of 100 Mbps or more.

InterServer was first in New York at all five sizes, from one slice at $3.00 to fifteen at $45.00, and it charges the same in Dallas and Los Angeles. The next New York host sat well behind: VirMach at $5.00 for the smallest size, MivoCloud at $17.95 for 2 vCPU / 5 GB / 80 GB. Against Europe, New York's floor was under every European city up to that Mega size; from 4 vCPU / 8 GB / 160 GB up, Amsterdam's was lower ($18.00 against $21.00).

The leaders show their crypto in different ways, read on 3 November 2026. InterServer names Coinbase as its crypto processor in its privacy policy and lists no coins. VirMach's pricing page says it takes cryptocurrencies through Coinbase, without a coin list. MivoCloud, which sells in New York but not in Dallas or Los Angeles, shows a "Pay with Bitcoin" icon in its site footer.

Is a "New York" VPS always in New York?

Often it sits in New Jersey, across the Hudson, and that is normal. The survey counted the whole metro area as New York: Secaucus, Piscataway, Newark, Edison, Clifton and Staten Island. Vultr calls its region New Jersey, Akamai (Linode) writes Newark, NJ, and ExtraVM sells its plan as Secaucus, New Jersey (NYC Metro). OVHcloud's New York entry is a Local Zone with two small plans.

The practical rule: read the city the host writes on the order page, not only the label in its menu. For VPS With Crypto: Your VPS runs in a data centre in the city you pick, on IP addresses registered in that country (US, GB, NL or DE in the registry whois).

Why can the same plan cost more in New York than in Europe?

A few hosts add a fee for the US East Coast. On 3 November 2026, KernelHost's KVM 1 (2 vCPU, 4 GB, 40 GB NVMe) cost €14.99, about $16.81, in Frankfurt and London, and €24.99, about $28.03, in New York, where its order page adds a €10 location fee. Most hosts do the opposite and keep one price list: Ultahost charged $6.89 for VPS Basic in New York, Dallas, Frankfurt and London alike.

At VPS With Crypto the city never moves the bill. New York, Dallas and Los Angeles in the United States; London, Amsterdam and Frankfurt in Europe: every plan in every city, at one price.

What do Vultr, DigitalOcean, Linode and OVHcloud charge in New York?

$5 to $6.54 a month for the smallest plan, before tax, and none of them is a crypto-without-ID option. Akamai (Linode) and OVHcloud take no crypto. Vultr accepts coins through BitPay but asks for a payment method "for verification purposes"; DigitalOcean's stablecoin option is "currently limited". Hetzner has no New York site: its nearest US location, Ashburn in Virginia, is outside the survey's six cities.

Who is a New York server for?

People and services on the US East Coast, and teams that work across the Atlantic. By distance, New York is the closest of our three US cities to London, Amsterdam and Frankfurt, which suits a project whose users are split between the two continents. Typical uses: an API with customers in Boston, Toronto and Philadelphia, a CI runner for a team on Eastern time, a Matrix server for a group spread between New York and London.

One caution about what the outside world sees. Geolocation databases and websites decide for themselves where a data-centre IP address is; we make no promise about how they label yours.