VPS for VPN and Tor: Swedish Server with No Logging from 70 SEK/month

Run Your Own VPN or Tor Node on a Swedish KVM VPS — With No Restrictions

Many hosting providers shut down your server at the first abuse email. At No-Ack Hosting, things work differently. We fully support VPN services and Tor — and abuse emails are ignored. Your privacy and your business are our priority.

Why Run Your Own VPN Instead of a Shared One?

Shared VPN services (Mullvad, NordVPN, etc.) have their advantages, but your own VPS gives you:

Dedicated IP — nobody else shares your IPv4/IPv6 address
Full control — choose WireGuard, OpenVPN, or whatever you prefer
No NAT — your IP is public and directly reachable
No third-party logging — you control the server entirely yourself
Unlimited devices — connect as many as you want at no extra cost

Recommended Plans for VPN/Tor

Budget — KVM VPS Mini (150 SEK/year)

Perfect for a personal WireGuard tunnel. 256 MB RAM is more than enough for WireGuard, which is extremely lightweight. Ideal if you just want a Swedish IP address.

Standard — KVM VPS 1G (70 SEK/month)

Great choice for a VPN server with multiple users or a Tor relay. 1 GB RAM, 15 GB SSD, and a 1 Gbps network port provide plenty of capacity.

Premium — KVM VPS 1G Premium (60 SEK/month)

Best value: 2 cores, 2 GB RAM, and 100 GB SSD. Run VPN + Pi-hole + any other service on the same server.

Quick Setup with WireGuard

Setting up WireGuard on your VPS takes about 5 minutes:

Order a VPS at order.noackhosting.se
Install Ubuntu or Debian via the web panel
Install WireGuard: apt install wireguard
Configure keys and interface
Connect from your computer or phone

Need help? Our support is available 24/7 via chat, IRC, email, and phone.

Tor-Friendly Hosting

We welcome Tor nodes — exit, relay, and bridge. No questions, no restrictions. Our policy is simple: we don’t log and we don’t act on abuse emails.

This makes us one of the few hosting companies in Sweden that actively supports internet freedom and privacy.

Swedish Data Centre, Swedish Law

Your data is stored in Stockholm under Swedish legislation. Sweden has strong privacy laws and is not subject to the CLOUD Act (unlike American providers). Your data stays in Sweden.