A Linux VPS to host your WireGuard or OpenVPN server. An IP address that is yours alone, no logs kept by a VPN provider, and as many connected devices as you like.
A Pulse VPS is more than enough for a personal or family VPN. Delivered in a few minutes.
A few commands, or a well-known install script such as wireguard-install. Support can guide you if needed.
Import the configuration file on your phone, computer or router, and you are online.
Nobody but you runs the server: you decide what gets logged, and nothing at all if you prefer.
An address shared with no other customer, in France or Montreal depending on the VPS you choose.
A modern protocol, a few hundred lines of code, that uses very few resources.
The server stays reachable even when someone targets its address.
No per-device limit: add a profile for each phone, computer or family member.
The VPN only uses a small part of the machine: install an ad blocker, a website or anything else alongside it.
A consumer VPN service puts thousands of users on the same addresses and asks you to trust its logging policy. On your VPS, the address is yours and you are the one configuring the server.
It is also the simplest way to reach your personal services securely from outside, or to protect your connection on public Wi-Fi networks.
WireGuard is newer, faster and simpler to configure: it is the default choice today. OpenVPN is still useful when a network blocks everything except TCP port 443, or for devices that only support OpenVPN.
A VPN mainly uses bandwidth and very little CPU. The Pulse VPS suits personal or family use. Take more vCores if you plan to run other services alongside it.
No. You receive a Linux VPS with root access, and you install WireGuard or OpenVPN with a few commands or a well-known install script. If you have never done it, open a ticket and we will guide you.
As many as you like: the number of profiles is not limited. The only limit is the capacity of the machine, which is more than enough for personal or family use with a Pulse VPS.
No. Each VPS has its own IPv4 address, which is not used by any other customer.
For any legal use, yes. Illegal use and sending spam are prohibited by our terms and conditions, as with any host.