NulNetCheapest No-KYC Dedicated Servers From $30.80 — IPMI Included
The cheapest dedicated tier this catalog sells without ID: $30.80/mo annual-eff for a named Xeon E-2388G, 32 GB ECC, 2×500 GB NVMe and IPMI, in any of 21 cities.
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VPS from $3* (fund $50+), storage 1–5 TB NVMe from $24/mo annual-eff, dedicated with IPMI from $30.80/mo. Crypto invoice, no KYC.
Launch nowThe price, and what it includes
$30.80/mo on the annual term ($38.50 list) is the floor of this catalog's no-ID metal — and the invoice still carries IPMI, ECC memory and two NVMe drives. ServPrivacy sits at $66 and VSYS at $68, and the box itself is the same published server in all 21 cities. What the entry rate buys, column by column:
| Server | List | Annual-eff | CPU | RAM | Disk | Included |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shield | $38.50 | $30.80 | Xeon E-2388G 8c/16t | 32 GB ECC | 2×500 GB NVMe | IPMI + DDoS |
| Vault | $68.50 | $54.80 | EPYC 7313 16c/32t | 64 GB ECC-R | 2×1 TB NVMe | IPMI + DDoS |
| Bastion | $108.50 | $86.80 | EPYC 7543 32c/64t | 128 GB ECC-R | 2×2 TB NVMe | IPMI + DDoS |
| Fortress | $173.50 | $138.80 | Xeon Gold 6430 32c/64t | 256 GB DDR5 | 4×2 TB NVMe | IPMI + DDoS + 10 Gbps |
| Citadel | $298.50 | $238.80 | 2×EPYC 9474F 96c/192t | 512 GB DDR5 | 4×2 TB Gen4 | L3/L7 scrubber + 25 Gbps |
Catalog prices (data.py), checked 2026-09-27. Setup fee $0; 16 coins on the invoice; no KYC at any tier.
Why the sticker is not the whole story
Incognito lists dedicated from $46, that floor is real on their page, and it beats $30.80 — no pretending otherwise here. The question is what the floor names. Shield publishes a Xeon E-2388G, 32 GB ECC, 2×500 GB NVMe and IPMI across 21 locations; the $46 figure maps to an unnamed entry config. USDT dedicated, offshore dedicated, crypto dedicated, bare metal with no KYC — a single invoice settles every one of those searches.
What the entry price includes (and what rivals bill extra)
| Feature | NulNet $30.80 | Typical cheap rival |
|---|---|---|
| Named CPU SKU published | Xeon E-2388G 8c/16t | entry config often unnamed |
| ECC RAM | 32 GB included | non-ECC or upsell |
| NVMe storage | 2×1 TB, RAID 0/1 your call | single SATA SSD or HDD |
| IPMI / remote hands | included | paid add-on or KVM-on-request |
| DDoS filtering | included | billed separately — up to $100/mo at rivals |
| Setup fee | $0 | frequent on budget metal |
| Pay with XMR/USDT without KYC | yes — 16 coins | crypto often stops at BTC |
Rival pricing behaviour observed on their own pages, 2026-09.
When to NOT buy the cheapest tier
Two workloads outgrow Shield inside a quarter: a database whose working set closes on 32 GB of RAM (Balance and its 64 GB EPYC platform is the fix), and anything that mistakes RAID for backup — a mirrored pair is one failure domain, not the offsite copy 3-2-1 asks for. When the real requirement is capacity rather than compute, the dedicated storage server path with 4×4 TB drives is the honest ladder.
Is $30.80 the cheapest no-KYC dedicated?
It undercuts ServPrivacy ($66) and VSYS ($68) for a named IPMI box; Incognito's $46 floor is lower but buys a different, unnamed config.
Can I pay the invoice in USDT?
Yes — USDT on TRC-20, ERC-20, BEP-20 and SPL, beside Monero, Bitcoin and the rest of the 16-coin list.
Is there a setup or hardware rush fee?
No. The $30.80 annual-eff rate is the whole invoice, with IPMI and DDoS filtering already inside it.
Which tier should a small database start on?
Vault — EPYC 7313, 64 GB ECC-R — is the first rung sized for working sets past 32 GB.
Ready to launch?
Build the box — VPS, storage or bare metal — create the password, pay the invoice that follows.