Vps for running hacking tools

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Hi. I'm a bug bounty hunter. I'm looking for some great uptime and reasonable price vps providers that allows, or completely ignore, running hacking tool on their server to replace vultr.

For details, what I need is 3-4 vps, each $10 or less; 2vcpu, 4 gb ram, 30gb storage minimum.
 
Hey, for that budget and specs, you've got a few options beyond Vultr. Check out Hetzner Cloud or DigitalOcean. They both offer reliable instances around that price point with good performance for general tasks. Linode is another solid choice, though prices can sometimes be a touch higher for the same specs. Contabo could also work if you're looking for raw specs for the money, but check their network quality for your specific location. Just make sure to read their terms of service carefully for your intended use case. Good luck.
 
Hi. I'm a bug bounty hunter. I'm looking for some great uptime and reasonable price vps providers that allows, or completely ignore, running hacking tool on their server to replace vultr.

For details, what I need is 3-4 vps, each $10 or less; 2vcpu, 4 gb ram, 30gb storage minimum.
Privatelayer.com allows that
Alexhost.com allows that if they don't receive any abuse.
privatealps maybe is also a good option.
 
Hetzner or OVH are good choices thanks to their stability, strong performance, and generally more relaxed policies toward these kinds of tools compared to other providers.
 
Hetzner or OVH are good choices thanks to their stability, strong performance, and generally more relaxed policies toward these kinds of tools compared to other providers.
Do you think Hetzner and OVH will ignore such tools?
 
What you want is a VPS host thats chill with legit security testing, has stable uptime, decent network, and doesnt freak out over normal recon traffic as long as you stay inside scope. For 3-4 VPS under $10 each, your specs are kinda tight, but still doable if you dont expect monster performance.



LuxHost cool for this. ask them straight if your use case is fine: bug bounty, authorized scans only, no random targets. Better to be upfront than get clapped mid-test. If they can do 2 vCPU, 4GB RAM, 30GB storage near your budget, thats prob a cleaner move than hopping between super cheap boxes that die every week
 
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