Your own nodes

Attach your own VPSes and keep your customers on them.

Why

Two reasons. Capacity: a node's bottleneck is bandwidth, and your own nodes lift a ceiling you would otherwise share. Isolation: your traffic does not shape the address reputation everyone else runs on, and theirs does not shape yours.

How to attach

  1. Dashboard → "Nodes" → mint an enrollment token. You get a one-shot installer link.
  2. Run the installer on your VPS. The node registers itself and arrives already marked as yours.
  3. It shows up in the list with status, region and a health score.

Visibility

Each of your nodes has a visibility switch: served to your customers only, or published into the shared pool. The default is yours only.

What the VPS needs

Linux x86_64 with root, a public IP and 443/tcp open. Bandwidth is whatever you actually bought from the host: that is the ceiling for your customers on that node.

On choosing a host: check the provider's ASN reputation and sanctions history before buying. A cheap address in a dirty network looks like a bargain right up to the first range-wide block.

Removal

Remove the node from the dashboard. Customers pinned to it move to the other available nodes.