Hosting Options
You can run your Tor relay on every supported Linux machine that you have SSH access to, be it in your home, a virtual server, or a dedicated server. But not every hoster or ISP allows Tor relays in their network.
| Name | Server Location | Middle Node (Relay) | Exit Node | Bitcoin | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Linevast | Germany | Yes | No | Yes | View Page |
| Flokinet | Romania, Iceland, Finland | Yes | Yes | Yes | View Page |
| Yourserver | Sweden, Latvia | Yes | No | Yes | View Page |
| PulseServers | Canada, United Kingdom | Yes | Yes | Yes | View Page |
| LiteServer | Netherlands | Yes | Yes | Yes | View Page |
| DigitalOcean | United States, Netherlands, Singapore, United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, India | Yes | No | No | View Page |
We do not take any responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided here. Please check the hoster's terms of service before ordering a server.
Tor Relay Configurator
Be sure to have curl and sudo installed on your system.
Installation Command
bash <(curl -sSL https://tor-relay.dev/scripts/install.sh) --os --node-type --relay-name --contact-info --or-port --traffic-limit nolimit --max-bandwidth nolimit --max-burst-bandwidth nolimit --enable-nyx-monitoring true
We do not take any responsibility for the use of this tool.
Donate to the TOR Network
- Donate to the Tor Project: Your contribution directly benefits the people working for the Tor project and funds development and outreach.
- Donate to Torservers.net: They maintain many high-speed Tor nodes, and your money will be used to increase Tor capacity.
- Share this page with your friends: Maybe one of them wants to run their own server.