Hostinger VPS alternative with crypto payment: dedisrv vs Hostinger
Hostinger's KVM plans give a lot of RAM and disk for the money, but the advertised price needs a 24-month prepayment and goes up at renewal. dedisrv bills month by month at one price and takes USDT, USDC and Monero directly. Plans, renewals and payment compared, checked in November 2026.
Short answer
- You can prepay two years and want the most RAM and disk per dollar: Hostinger. Its KVM plans have at least twice our memory and several times our disk.
- You want to pay month by month, at a price that stays the same at renewal, in USDT or Monero: dedisrv.
- Both take crypto. Hostinger goes through the CoinGate processor; dedisrv takes coins straight to an address on the invoice.
Plans and prices
| vCPU | dedisrv, monthly | Hostinger, 24-month term | Hostinger at renewal |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 vCPU | Drive: 4 GB RAM, 20 GB NVMe, $15 | KVM 2: 8 GB RAM, 100 GB NVMe, $8.79 | $14.99 |
| 4 vCPU | Forge: 8 GB, 25 GB, $22 | KVM 4: 16 GB, 200 GB, $12.99 | $28.99 |
| 8 vCPU | Titan: 12 GB, 30 GB, $32 | KVM 8: 32 GB, 400 GB, $25.99 | $49.99 |
Hostinger prices are per month for a 24-month term, taken from its VPS page, and are listed without VAT. Monthly traffic is 8, 16 and 32 TB at Hostinger and unlimited at dedisrv. dedisrv has no introductory price: a renewal costs the same as the first month, and the price on the site is the invoice total.
Payment
Hostinger accepts cards, PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay and Alipay, and says it accepts "a wide range of cryptocurrencies". Crypto payments go through CoinGate, as Hostinger announced on its blog; the exact list of coins is shown at checkout.
At dedisrv every invoice can be paid in USDT or USDC on Base, Ethereum or Polygon, or in ETH, POL or Monero. You send the amount to the address on the invoice and paste the transaction hash (txid). See paying with crypto.
Where Hostinger is better
- At least twice the RAM and several times the disk, for less per month on a 24-month term.
- A 30-day money-back guarantee.
- Data centers on four continents.
- Cards, PayPal and wallets alongside crypto.
Where dedisrv is better
- Monthly billing without a two-year prepayment, and no price jump at renewal.
- No traffic limit; Hostinger includes 8 to 32 TB a month on these plans.
- USDT, USDC on Base and Polygon, and Monero, sent straight to an address without a third-party processor.
- The price on the site is the final invoice amount; Hostinger lists its prices without VAT.
- Support in English, Ukrainian and Russian, a public service agreement and an invoice for every order.
Which one to choose
Choose Hostinger if you are ready to prepay 24 months and need large disks or lots of RAM. Choose dedisrv if you want to pay monthly in stablecoins or Monero, keep the same price at every renewal, and your project fits in 15–30 GB of NVMe.
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Sources
Checked on 3 November 2026.