[ OFFSHORE SEEDBOX ]
A seedbox in a country that files the letter
Bulk capacity on unmetered ports, in jurisdictions with no notice-and-takedown machinery, on volumes encrypted at rest with keys you can hold yourself. No content scanning, no hash matching and no index of what is on the array for anyone to ask us for.
- RAID-6 across enterprise drives with an NVMe cache tier
- AES-256 at rest, with bring-your-own-key support
- rsync, SFTP and S3-compatible endpoints
- Unmetered transfer on 1–2 Gbps ports, up to 10 TB usable
[ RATE CARD ]
Offshore Storage pricing
Public pricing, charged monthly or by the hour from the prepaid balance. Unmetered transfer, dual-stack addressing and mitigation are standard.
Enterprise RAID-6 behind an NVMe cache · AES-256, bring your own key · rsync, SFTP, S3
[ HOW IT WORKS ]
Region matters more than hardware here
Latency is close to irrelevant for this workload and throughput is everything, which frees you to pick purely on jurisdiction. Chișinău and Victoria are the strongest options we run; Sofia and Bucharest are excellent when most of your peers are European and there is still no takedown timetable to meet.
The regions to avoid for this are our standard ones. Frankfurt, Singapore and Tokyo are fast and well-connected, and local law applies there in the ordinary way. We label them separately precisely so that this choice is made deliberately rather than by accident.
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[ WHY NODMCAVPS ]
Encryption that does not depend on trusting us
Volumes are AES-256 encrypted at rest by default, which protects against a drive leaving the building. Supplying your own key goes considerably further: the array becomes unreadable to us as well, turning a privacy policy into an arrangement whose guarantees do not rest on our future behaviour.
We do not scan stored content, maintain a hash database or catalogue what sits on the disks. There is no index, which is a more useful property than a promise not to look at one — an index that does not exist cannot be subpoenaed, leaked or repurposed later.
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What you always get
[ FAQ ]
Frequently asked
How much disk should I take for a gigabit port?
Around two terabytes of active library per gigabit is a sane starting ratio. Bandwidth without disk buys you nothing, and the most common sizing mistake is a wide port in front of an array too small to feed it.
Do you scan or hash-match stored files?
No. There is no content scanning, no perceptual hashing and no catalogue. Nothing is indexed, so there is no index to hand over to anybody.
Can I use rclone or restic?
Yes. The S3-compatible endpoint works with rclone, and restic, Duplicati and most sync clients work unchanged over SFTP or rsync.
[ DEPLOY ]
A seedbox in a country in 45 seconds.
Top up, choose a region, deploy. No ID, no card, from $8.50/mo in crypto.