Exciting News: LucentHost is now an official Multi-Member LLC! Thank you for growing with us. Read it
Exciting News: LucentHost is now an official Multi-Member LLC! Thank you for growing with us. Read it
Hosting in privacy-friendly jurisdictions, with your ownership kept out of public records and copyright complaints handled without automatically pulling your site down. Pay in crypto if you'd rather not involve a bank.
Live pricing from our billing system. Anonymous plans are billed in longer terms than our standard hosting.
Concretely, rather than as marketing language.
Your details are not published in public WHOIS or lookup records, and we don't list the account holder anywhere publicly queryable. Anyone investigating the site from outside sees the host, not you.
Servers sit in jurisdictions where a copyright complaint doesn't compel an automatic takedown. We don't pass those notices to you and we don't suspend a site over one on its own.
Pay in Bitcoin or USDT and no card statement or bank record ties you to the service. Card and transfer via Flutterwave remain available if you prefer them.
Attack traffic is absorbed upstream so legitimate visitors keep getting through. Sites that attract attention sometimes attract this too.
Hosted outside Nigeria in locations chosen for their legal position on hosting and speech, not for proximity. Ask us before ordering if the specific jurisdiction matters to your situation.
Anonymous doesn't mean unsupported. Tickets and live chat are staffed by the same people, around the clock, and you can raise a ticket without revealing more than you want to.
We would rather be direct about this before you pay than after.
Anonymous hosting protects your privacy. It does not protect you from child sexual abuse material, content facilitating trafficking or terrorism, malware and cyber attacks on other systems are prohibited on this plan exactly as they are on every other plan we sell. Accounts found hosting them are terminated without notice or refund. There is no plan on which any of that is tolerated.
Beyond that, a few honest limits worth understanding:
Full detail is in our terms and conditions. If any of this changes what you need, talk to us first.
Most of our anonymous customers are not doing anything unusual. They just have a reason not to have their home address attached to a website.
Writing about people or institutions who might respond with pressure on the host rather than argument.
A public WHOIS record undoes a pseudonym instantly, no matter how careful you are everywhere else.
Projects that attract routine takedown attempts and need somewhere that won't fold on the first complaint.
Domain registration exposes more than most people expect until they look themselves up.
