Self-Hosted VPN — One-Click Deploy on a VPS

A self-hosted VPN gives you an encrypted tunnel that you fully control — no monthly subscription to a shared VPN provider, no bandwidth caps, and no third party logging your traffic. You run the VPN server on your own private VPS, so the exit IP is yours alone.

On Valebyte you can deploy a self-hosted VPN in one click. Pick a location and a plan, and the server is provisioned with the VPN installed automatically — you get a ready config file and a QR code for your phone within minutes, no Linux knowledge required.

Why self-host your VPN?

Your own dedicated IP — not shared with thousands of other users
No traffic logs kept by a VPN company
Full root access — run other services on the same server
Fixed monthly price instead of per-device VPN fees

Available apps

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WireGuard starRecommended

Fast, modern, secure VPN tunnel

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VLESS Reality

Your own VLESS Reality VPN on a VPS — undetectable, DPI-proof, fast

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3X-UI

Web panel for Xray — manage VLESS Reality & multi-user on your VPS

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AmneziaVPN

Self-hosted VPN with DPI-resistant AmneziaWG obfuscation on your VPS

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quiz Frequently Asked Questions

Is a self-hosted VPN better than a commercial VPN? expand_more

For privacy and control, yes: the server is yours, the IP is dedicated, and no VPN company logs your traffic. Commercial VPNs are better only if you need to constantly switch between many countries.

Which VPN protocol should I use? expand_more

WireGuard is the modern default — it is faster, simpler and more secure than OpenVPN or IPsec, and it is deployed automatically here.

Do I need Linux skills to set it up? expand_more

No. The VPN is installed automatically when your server is provisioned. You just import the provided config file or scan the QR code in the official app.

How many devices can I connect? expand_more

As many as you like — it is your own server. You generate a config per device (phone, laptop, router) at no extra cost.

Can I use it to bypass geo-blocks? expand_more

Yes. You choose the server location at checkout, so your traffic exits from that country.