Consumer VPN services share your traffic with hundreds of thousands of other users, log connection metadata, and can be a single point of failure for your privacy and business operations. Running your own VPN on a KVM VPS gives you your own exit node, full control over logging, and the ability to configure the protocol and cipher suite you actually need.
WireGuard on a Voxa VPS is particularly effective: KVM gives you a full kernel for the WireGuard module, every VPS has its own IPv4 address (and IPv6 in Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Bucharest), and traffic is unmetered, so you never pay per gigabyte pushed through the tunnel. Each plan has a fixed port speed, from 100 Mbps on Ion to 300 Mbps on Titan. With seven VPS locations, you can deploy exit nodes across Europe and North America and route traffic through whichever is closest to your destination.
Commercial VPN providers are welcome. You can sell VPN subscriptions to your own customers from any Voxa VPS or dedicated server, with no special licence, product or written approval needed, and traffic stays unmetered in both directions: no transfer caps, no fair use thresholds and no throttling after a set volume. Hourly billing lets you add exit nodes in new cities as your customer base grows, and a CDN origin VPS with a 10 Gbps port takes your busiest exits.
Why Voxa for VPN & Proxy Server Hosting
Seven exit node locations
Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Vienna, Warsaw, Bucharest, Sofia and Ashburn. Put your exit nodes where you need them geographically.
IPv4, plus IPv6 in three cities
Every VPS gets its own IPv4 address. In Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Bucharest it also gets IPv6, for IPv6-only tunnels, split-tunnel configs or dual-stack setups.
Unmetered traffic
No caps, no overage charges. Each plan has a fixed port speed — 100 Mbps on Ion up to 300 Mbps on Titan — and the meter never ticks up.
KVM isolation
Your VPS runs its own kernel and network stack under KVM, with its own IPv4 address (plus IPv6 in Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Bucharest).