Where to rent a server

Five hosts with verified prices and locations - useful for tooling you run yourself, and explicitly not something the platform requires you to buy.

Checked August 2026 · 5 providers

Read this category with one thing clear: running accounts on Teleliner does not need a server of your own. The engine that holds sessions, the warming worker and the monitoring all run on our infrastructure, and adding a VPS changes nothing about how your accounts behave.

What a server is genuinely useful for is everything adjacent: your own scripts and bots, a place to test integrations against our API, or an always-on box in a particular jurisdiction. That is a real need, and these are the hosts we priced while researching the rest of this catalogue.

Two criteria separate them in practice: where the datacenter is, and whether you can pay the way you want to. Everything below is cheap enough that the monthly price should not be the deciding factor.

The hosts

Badges say how a price was obtained: read off the provider's own list, taken from a “from” claim we could not confirm, or pieced together from third-party sources because the site blocked automated checks.

SpaceCore

EU locations with crypto payment stated outright

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The only provider here that confirms crypto payment in plain text on its own page, and it pairs that with European locations rather than Russian ones. Entry configurations are generous on traffic, and the company also sells prepared images for adjacent tooling and will help with ASN and subnet questions.

Price

From €4.80 / month (1 vCore, 2 GB RAM, 25 GB SSD, 20 TB traffic)

Good for

Infrastructure outside Russian jurisdiction
Paying in cryptocurrency
Traffic-heavy side tooling

Watch out

The page title advertises the EU, the US and Asia, but only Dutch and German configurations actually rendered with prices - confirm the location you want exists before ordering.

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VDSina

Moscow and Amsterdam, plus a pay-once tier

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A long-running general-purpose host - operating since 2014 - with TIER IV datacenters in both Moscow and Amsterdam, which makes it the straightforward pick when you want a Russian and a European node from the same panel. Alongside monthly plans it sells an unusual pay-once “eternal” VDS, and DDoS protection is included rather than upsold.

Price

From 150 ₽ / month; pay-once tier from 20 000 ₽

Good for

Russian and European nodes under one account
A cheap always-on box for side tooling
Avoiding a recurring bill entirely

Watch out

We found no confirmation that crypto is accepted, which is not the same as it being refused - check at checkout if that matters to you.

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MaCloud

Daily billing and a build-your-own configurator

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Bills by the day rather than the month and lets you assemble a machine component by component - so much per core, per gigabyte of RAM, per gigabyte of disk - which suits short experiments better than a fixed tariff grid. Wide uplink, DDoS protection and round-the-clock support come as standard, and there is a public API.

Price

From 5 ₽ / day; configurator at 10 ₽ per core and 8 ₽ per GB RAM

Good for

Short-lived boxes you tear down again
Sizing exactly rather than rounding up to a tariff
Low-latency Russian hosting

Watch out

Moscow is the only location, so this cannot be your European node. Crypto payment was not confirmed on the page.

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Xorek

The cheapest entry point in the group

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The lowest monthly price here by a clear margin, on modern Ryzen hardware with NVMe storage, and a wide choice of operating systems including Windows and Astra Linux. A sensible pick for throwaway environments and load tests where an hour of downtime costs nothing.

Price

From 149-249 ₽ / month; 8 vCPU with 16 GB RAM at 1 399 ₽

Good for

Test environments on a tight budget
Windows or Astra Linux images
Temporary tasks with a short life

Watch out

Crypto is explicitly absent from their payment list, and the catalogue we started from reports having had to rebuild servers here more than once - which is why it recommends a steadier host for anything that matters.

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AEZA

Could not be reached during this research

Secondary sources only

Recommended in the source catalogue as the option worth comparing when a minimal machine is not enough. We have nothing first-hand: the site answered HTTP 429 and then stopped responding altogether across repeated attempts over the research window.

Price

Not obtainable - the site was unreachable

Good for

A name to check by hand when the site is up

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Entirely unverified. Compare its prices against the four providers above before assuming it is competitive.

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