VPSbitVPSbit vs NulNet — 12 elite locations, token-only, from $4.80
NulNet (nulnet.com) is the catalog this one forked from and then cut down: six VPS tiers on annual-only billing, 40 flags, 19 coins. VPSbit runs twelve elite sites on monthly-or-annual terms with a dated warrant canary.
NulNet (nulnet.com) is the catalog this one forked from and then cut down: six VPS tiers on annual-only billing, 40 flags, 19 coins. VPSbit runs twelve elite sites on monthly-or-annual terms with a dated warrant canary.
12 locations · 19 coins · SLA 99.95% · no KYC · public canary
Verified snapshot — checked 2026-10-03
- Six VPS tiers: Scout $3.00 → Sentinel $26.80 list, billed as an annual subscription (−20% term) — there is no month-to-month invoice.
- Storage Depot 1–5 at $24–56 and a five-unit dedicated line from Shield $30.80 to Citadel $238.80 annual-eff.
- 40 flags across 37 countries with published premiums: Iceland and Norway +20%, Switzerland +35%, Luxembourg, Cyprus and Panama +15%.
- 19 coins led by XMR, BTC and USDT on seven networks; token or email signup, no KYC; copyright-only mail logged and closed; contract with WESTFALL AND CO, a Nevis Warden Corporation.
- No dated warrant canary and no SLA figures published on the site face.
VPS from $4.80* — Core on the annual term (list $6/mo), one invoice for 12 months, no auto-charges. Dedicated with IPMI from $39.20/mo. Crypto invoice, no KYC.
Launch nowSame root, different cuts
NulNet is where this catalog started: the same six-tier VPS ladder, the same Depot storage line, the same Shield-to-Citadel metal we shipped before the 2026 elite cut. The 2026 repositioning split us. We keep twelve elite facilities in Europe and Asia — Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Zurich, Luxembourg, Reykjavik, Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki, Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taipei — and retired the rest; NulNet kept the full 40-flag map with premiums up to +35% on far-flung sites. Their site is the reference for what this catalog looked like at forty.
| Line | VPSbit | NulNet |
|---|---|---|
| Locations | 12 elite, Europe & Asia, one list price, 4 published premiums | 40 in 37 countries, 6 published premiums up to +35% |
| Entry VPS | Core: $6 list / $4.80 annual-eff, 2 vCPU / 4 GB DDR5 / 80 GB NVMe | Scout: $5.49 list / $3.00 annual-eff, 1 vCPU / 2 GB / 40 GB |
| Top VPS | Titan: $24 / $19.20, 8 vCPU / 32 GB / 320 GB | Sentinel: $33.50 / $26.80, 12 vCPU / 32 GB / 640 GB |
| Billing terms | Monthly or annual (−20%) | Annual subscription only |
| Silicon | Ryzen 9 9950X / EPYC 9354P / 2× EPYC 9554P | EPYC 7443P–9474F generation |
| Storage line | Retired — big NVMe lives in the VPS tiers (up to 320 GB) | Depot 1–5, $24–56 |
| Warrant canary | Dated, public | Not found on the site face |
Where NulNet genuinely wins
Stated plainly. Catalog breadth: forty flags if your threat model wants a specific small jurisdiction — Almaty, Bangkok, Cape Town, Sao Paulo — that we no longer sell. Entry price: Scout bills $3.00 annual-eff against our Core at $4.80, if you are happy committing to a year and giving up 2 GB of RAM. Storage SKUs: the Depot line persists there; we folded bulk NVMe into the VPS tiers and metal. If one of those three is your hard requirement, NulNet is a coherent choice — it is the same checkout discipline we taught it.
Why the elite cut wins for most buyers
Three answers over breadth. Capacity per dollar: our Core carries twice the RAM (4 GB against 2) and double the disk at a list price $0.51 higher; Prime carries twice Titan-class disk at $12. Silicon currency: the whole ladder runs Ryzen 9 9950X and EPYC 9354P/9554P, not the previous EPYC generation. Accountability: a dated warrant canary is published where NulNet shows none, and month-to-month billing exists for workloads that should not prepay a year to an anonymous entity. The twelve sites we kept are the ones with the strongest peering and the cleanest legal notes — the map is curated, not trimmed for cost.
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Is this page affiliate?
No. Nothing on it earns either vendor a cut; every NulNet figure comes from their own site, stamped 2026-10-03.
Is NulNet the same host as VPSbit?
No. VPSbit forked from the same catalog and repositioned to twelve elite locations with new silicon; NulNet continues the forty-flag, annual-only original.
Can I pay Monero on NulNet?
Yes - their nineteen-coin checkout includes XMR, BTC and USDT on seven networks, the same rails we run.
Which is cheaper?
Their Scout bills $3.00 annual-eff against our Core at $4.80. Per gigabyte of RAM and NVMe the picture flips: Core ships 4 GB / 80 GB against Scout's 2 GB / 40 GB.
I have a NulNet server - can I move it?
Yes. Provision here, rsync the data, flip DNS. The coin list is identical, so nothing about payments changes; annual prepay remains with them until the term ends.
Ready to launch?
Build the box — VPS or bare metal — create the password, pay the invoice that follows.