VPS Hosting for Commercial VPN Providers

Run your VPN service on EDIS Global infrastructure across 50 worldwide locations. We work with commercial VPN operators, including some of the world’s largest providers, and welcome businesses selling VPN access to their own customers.

Commercial VPN providers are welcome here.

Run your VPN service on EDIS Global infrastructure across 50 worldwide locations. We work with commercial VPN operators, including some of the world’s largest providers, and welcome businesses selling VPN access to their own customers.

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Expand your VPN network

Deploy endpoints across Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific. Choose locations for your customers’ routes and IP presence, and test connectivity with our Looking Glass before ordering.

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Control your deployment

Use KVM virtualization, full root access and TUN/TAP support for your VPN software. Order and manage servers through our APIs, and scale resources as your workload grows.

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Plan IP addresses and traffic

Choose standard or bespoke IPv4 options, subject to available inventory. Manage additional traffic through a shared Traffic Pool, with optional Auto-Hydration for individual VPS services.

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You operate the VPN service: software, authentication, security, customer support and abuse response. EDIS Global operates the underlying infrastructure and helps with platform, network and account questions.

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Commercial VPN hosting: your questions answered

Yes. EDIS Global welcomes commercial VPN providers, including retail services whose customers’ traffic exits through our VPS IP addresses. You remain responsible for your software, customers and abuse response, and all activity must comply with our Acceptable Use Policy.

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Discuss your deployment

Planning a commercial VPN deployment? Include your target locations, number and size of VPS instances, expected monthly traffic and any requirement for distinct IPv4 /24 prefixes.

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