VPS hosting in Madrid

The Iberian gateway and the landing point for most Latin America cables — our best European hop to Brazil and Argentina.

Yes — Spain is a Fourteen Eyes member. That is a legitimate consideration if state surveillance is in your threat model; it says nothing about the quality of the connectivity, which is why we operate here.

No. The DMCA is United States copyright statute and binds service providers situated in the US. A server in Spain is governed by Spain copyright law, which generally requires a court order rather than a private notice. Copyright still applies; only the enforcement mechanism differs.

Estimated round trips are approximately 22 ms to Frankfurt and 85 ms to Ashburn. These are computed from great-circle distance rather than measured, so treat them as a floor.

No. Every OnionVPS location has the same signup: an email address you control and a cryptocurrency payment. No name, no address, no document, no card.

Yes, GDPR applies to personal data processed in Spain. Your instance data is protected, but this also imposes compliance duties on you as a data controller. OnionVPS provides tools like snapshots and encryption, but GDPR compliance is your responsibility.

Yes, Madrid IPv4 addresses are routed to your instance. This is useful for accessing Spanish platforms like bank websites or streaming services that geo-restrict. The $3/month extra IP option gives you flexibility, though latency to Spain is naturally lower from within Europe.