Total Relays/Bridges

Total Bandwidth

Top 10 Relays

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. By using our script your relay nickname and bandwidth will be counted in the global statistics panel on the top right. This is anonymous. We only save Bandwidth and Nickname. We do not save any other information.

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