AWS Alternative: Offshore VPS, No KYC

The case for us

Why OffshoreVps wins here

No name, email or ID required at all — not even the Email + verified account that AWS asks for.

10 global locations, not locked to a single jurisdiction (vs AWS's 30 locations).

9 cryptocurrencies accepted, including Monero, paid directly on-chain — no card, no processor.

Feature comparison

OffshoreVps vs AWS

10Locations

9Cryptocurrencies

$6From /mo

0Data points collected

Feature	OffshoreVps	AWS
Identity & payment
Signup requires	A generated login, no email	Email + verified account
Cryptocurrency accepted	9 coins incl. Monero	No
Monero (XMR) accepted	Yes	No
KYC / identity verification	None, ever	Full identity + card verification
Reach & trust
Locations	10	30
Founded	2025	2006

Competitor facts are sourced from AWS's own site or independent privacy trackers at time of writing and can change — confirm current terms before switching. We only show rows we've actually verified; nothing here is a guess.

Conclusion

Should you switch from AWS?

Pick OffshoreVps if

You want real infrastructure without a card, a billing address, or an identity check at any point.

Stay with AWS if

You need AWS's specific enterprise support tier, compliance certification, or an existing contract that's working fine.

Where AWS is genuinely established

AWS has been running since 2006 (about 20 years) with a wide, 30-location footprint. We'd rather give a fair account than pretend an established company has no track record.

FAQ

Switching from AWS: common questions

01Is OffshoreVps cheaper than AWS?

Our VPS plans start at $5.76/mo for a custom build (1 vCPU, 2 GB) and $8.16/mo for Comet (2 vCPU, 4 GB DDR4). Pricing varies by plan and location on both sides, so check AWS's current pricing directly before comparing.

02Does AWS accept Monero?

OffshoreVps accepts 9 cryptocurrencies including Monero, with a unique deposit address per order. Confirm AWS's current payment options directly with them.

03Do I need to give AWS my ID?

We can't speak to AWS's exact requirements — confirm with them directly. OffshoreVps never asks for a name, email or ID at any point; your account is a generated login with no inbox and no real email address.

04How do I move from AWS to OffshoreVps?

Snapshot or copy your data to a new OffshoreVps server in your chosen location, restore it, point your DNS at the new server, then cancel the old service once everything checks out.

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