Host Your Own VPN on a Volt Serv VPS
Your own private VPN server with a dedicated IP.
What is WireGuard VPN?
Instead of trusting a commercial VPN provider, you can run your own on a VPS. A self-hosted WireGuard or OpenVPN server gives you a dedicated IP, a private encrypted tunnel, and a no-logs policy that you actually control. It is fast, inexpensive, and ideal for securing your own traffic on public Wi-Fi or remote-accessing a private network. Tools like wg-easy or PiVPN make setup approachable even if you are new to servers.
Good to know: A private alternative to commercial VPNs like NordVPN, ExpressVPN, and Surfshark.
Why run WireGuard VPN on a Volt Serv VPS
- A dedicated IP that is yours alone — not shared with thousands of users
- WireGuard delivers modern, extremely fast encrypted tunnels
- You set the logging policy because you own the server
- Choose a data center near you for low latency (we have 5 US locations)
- Inexpensive — a personal VPN runs comfortably on our Starter plan
Recommended resources
A VPN is lightweight — the Starter plan handles personal and small-team use comfortably. Pick a data center close to you for the lowest latency.
How to get started
- 1 Order a Linux VPS in the region closest to you
- 2 Install WireGuard (or OpenVPN) over SSH
- 3 Generate keys and add your devices as peers
- 4 Connect from your phone or laptop and route traffic securely
New to servers? Read How to Secure a Linux VPS first.
Pro tips for running WireGuard VPN
Frequently asked questions
WireGuard or OpenVPN?
WireGuard is newer, faster, and simpler to configure. OpenVPN is more established and flexible. WireGuard is the better default for most users.
Is a self-hosted VPN legal?
Running your own VPN for privacy and secure access is legal in most countries. You are responsible for complying with local laws and our Acceptable Use Policy.