What features would YOU like to see the most on your server provider?

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Hello LES!

My name is Matteo Mathieu, I am the owner & developer of Servury, an anonymous / privacy focused VPS/VDS/Proxy provider. While Servury is going strong, I am constantly adding & upgrading features on our platform.

I want to know what kind of features / offerings YOU would appreciate and benefit from. I don't want to build Servury blindly. For example, one of our customers proposed custom billing cycles, and we implemented it - it's now possible to pay for a VPS day-by-day.

Currently, we do not have any "budget" VPS plans, but I am actively working on getting some new servers in colocation to offer cheaper plans. Additionally, we'll be offering dedicated servers and cPanel web hosting for cheap relatively soon.

Servury - Anonymous cloud infrastructure provider. No KYC. No logs. No bullshit. VPS, proxies & connectivity - pay with crypto, stay invisible.

Comments

  • ChievoChievo OG

    A provider tag ;)

    I believe in good luck. Harder that I work ,luckier i get.

  • servuryservury Provider

    @Chievo said:
    A provider tag ;)

    We already have the provider tag on LET. LES is on the roadmap!

    Servury - Anonymous cloud infrastructure provider. No KYC. No logs. No bullshit. VPS, proxies & connectivity - pay with crypto, stay invisible.

  • havochavoc OG

    I want the following feature:

    Explain to me why you as provider will still be around in 2030.

    That's the "feature" I want. Who knows what the future holds and I don't expect suppliers to have a crystal ball but hey I'm new give me money isn't selling me.

  • WSSWSS OG Guru Meditation Error

    I'll make it until 2032 when time folds back upon itself.

    And I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords.

  • somiksomik OG Hostbusters

    @havoc said:
    Explain to me why you as provider will still be around in 2030.

    The hosting forums version of "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?"

    I speak fluent sarcasm and broken logic. | I would agree with you, but thæn we’d both be wrong.

  • mizzikmizzik

    VPS $7 /year

    apt moo

  • AnthonySmithAnthonySmith AdministratorProviderOG

    I really feel the time is right to bring back the pocket lamps.

    I feel sad for anyone who does not understand this.

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  • servuryservury Provider

    @havoc said:
    I want the following feature:

    Explain to me why you as provider will still be around in 2030.

    That's the "feature" I want. Who knows what the future holds and I don't expect suppliers to have a crystal ball but hey I'm new give me money isn't selling me.

    Fair question. Here's the honest answer: I'm a solo founder, I own the codebase, I own the brand, and as of this week I own hardware in colocation in Montreal. Servury isn't built on top of a reseller panel that disappears when a third party pulls the plug. The platform, the billing system, the API, the dashboard - I built all of it from scratch. Our 'Privacy is Marketing, Anonymity is Architecture' post hit #1 on Hacker News last year with 74K+ views. We're active on PrivacyGuides. We've been operating since 2025 and growing every month. I can't promise 2030 any more than anyone else can, but I can tell you the infrastructure is mine and I'm not going anywhere. I'd rather build this for 10 years than work for someone else for 1.

    Servury - Anonymous cloud infrastructure provider. No KYC. No logs. No bullshit. VPS, proxies & connectivity - pay with crypto, stay invisible.

  • havochavoc OG

    @servury said:

    @havoc said:
    I want the following feature:

    Explain to me why you as provider will still be around in 2030.

    That's the "feature" I want. Who knows what the future holds and I don't expect suppliers to have a crystal ball but hey I'm new give me money isn't selling me.

    Fair question. Here's the honest answer: I'm a solo founder, I own the codebase, I own the brand, and as of this week I own hardware in colocation in Montreal. Servury isn't built on top of a reseller panel that disappears when a third party pulls the plug. The platform, the billing system, the API, the dashboard - I built all of it from scratch. Our 'Privacy is Marketing, Anonymity is Architecture' post hit #1 on Hacker News last year with 74K+ views. We're active on PrivacyGuides. We've been operating since 2025 and growing every month. I can't promise 2030 any more than anyone else can, but I can tell you the infrastructure is mine and I'm not going anywhere. I'd rather build this for 10 years than work for someone else for 1.

    Seems like a reasonable response. Thanks!

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