VPN / Proxy Server Hosting
Deploy WireGuard, OpenVPN, or proxy servers on your own VPS with full control.
Commercial VPN services share infrastructure across thousands of users. You don't know who else is on the same server, who's logging what, or how congested the network is. A self-hosted VPN on your own VPS eliminates all of that.
QDE runs AMD EPYC and Ryzen processors with NVMe storage and 10 Gbps connectivity in Amsterdam. Deploy WireGuard in minutes, run OpenVPN for your team, or set up proxy servers — all on infrastructure you fully control. Plans start at €3.95/month. Already familiar with the setup? Check out our WireGuard VPN tutorial or read about self-hosting as an alternative to big tech.
Your Server, Your VPN
Commercial VPN providers ask you to trust them with your traffic. A self-hosted VPN on your own VPS removes the middleman — you control the server, the logs, and the encryption.
No third-party VPN provider logs, no shared infrastructure, no trust issues. You control the server, the configuration, and the encryption keys.
Your traffic exits through an IP that only you use. No blacklists from other users' abuse, no CAPTCHAs from shared VPN pools, no IP reputation problems.
Install WireGuard, OpenVPN, Dante, Squid, or anything else that runs on Linux. Configure firewall rules, routing tables, and DNS however you need.
No connection limits, no bandwidth throttling, no protocol restrictions. Run as many tunnels and connections as your plan's resources can handle.
Based in Amsterdam
Where your VPN server is located matters — for privacy, for performance, and for legal protections. Amsterdam checks all three boxes.
The Netherlands operates under GDPR with strong judicial protections for personal data. A jurisdiction with clear privacy rules — not vague policies that change with the political climate.
Amsterdam Internet Exchange is one of the world's largest. Your VPN server sits at the crossroads of European traffic, delivering low latency across the continent.
Premium upstream providers and direct peering mean your VPN connections are fast — not just within Europe, but to North America and Asia too.
The Netherlands is politically stable with strong rule of law. No sudden policy changes, no arbitrary infrastructure seizures, no unpredictable regulatory environment.
Built for VPN Workloads
We built QDE for workloads that need real resources and no artificial limits. VPN and proxy servers run best on infrastructure that doesn't cut corners.
Full hardware virtualization with your own kernel. WireGuard runs as a kernel module — on KVM it runs natively for maximum throughput. Container-based VPS can't do this.
RAM and storage are never oversold — what your plan lists is what you get. CPU is shared but host density is kept low, so VPN performance stays consistent.
Fast storage for proxy caches, VPN configuration, and logs. Caching proxies like Squid benefit directly from NVMe read/write speeds.
High-speed connectivity with 4 TB to 32 TB monthly bandwidth depending on your plan. Your VPN won't be the bottleneck — your local ISP probably will be.
VPN & Proxy Solutions
Whether you need a personal VPN tunnel or a proxy setup for your team, a VPS gives you the flexibility to run whatever solution fits your workflow.
Modern, fast, and simple. WireGuard runs as a kernel module with minimal overhead — perfect for personal privacy or connecting distributed infrastructure.
Battle-tested and widely compatible. Run OpenVPN for teams, legacy devices, or environments where you need maximum client compatibility across platforms.
Deploy Dante, Squid, or similar proxy software for browser routing, application-level proxying, or traffic inspection in development environments.
Give your team secure access to internal services without exposing them to the public internet. A VPN server acts as the gateway to your private infrastructure.
Frequently Asked Questions
WireGuard, OpenVPN, IPsec/IKEv2, SoftEther, and any other VPN software that runs on Linux. You have full root access and can install whatever you need.
Yes. You can run SOCKS5 proxies (Dante, microsocks), HTTP proxies (Squid, Tinyproxy), or reverse proxies (Nginx, Caddy, HAProxy). Any proxy software that runs on Linux works.
Yes, for personal and legitimate business use. Running VPN and proxy servers for your own privacy, remote access, or internal infrastructure is fully permitted under our Acceptable Use Policy.
WireGuard is extremely lightweight — even the Ryzen Mini plan handles 50+ concurrent peers without breaking a sweat. OpenVPN uses more resources, but a Bronze or higher plan handles it well.
Yes. Every VPS includes a dedicated IPv4 address and a /64 IPv6 subnet. Your VPN traffic exits through your own IP, not a shared address used by thousands of others.
Yes. You can configure reverse DNS through the control panel. This is useful if you want clean PTR records for your VPN endpoint.