Kali VPS: higher prices, and your own server for free

I was forced to move all VPS systems to another platform. The servers are being rebuilt and every machine is backed up first — details below.

Bad news: several serious problems with the Kali VPS service came to light.

• Hidden commission. The provider adds a markup that is not visible at first glance.
• Ban risk. A few complaints put the account under threat — and a ban takes every user's VPS with it.
• Quota. Without KYC I can only rent a limited number of VPS.

So every account now runs its own proxy pod, with automatic rotating backups in case an account is banned, separate payment methods for each — and a few more headaches.

That costs money, so prices for the hosted VPS go up significantly. In return, there is a new feature: you can connect your own VPS — free.

In the next 24 hours all current pods move to a different account: every old VPS is backed up, then destroyed. You can then rent a new one at the updated price and restore it from the backup (you can permanently delete your backup at any time or disable it), or install that backup on your own VPS with a password or private key.

Open Kali VPS to see the current prices.