StealthRDP — Business Sale Overview.
Established VPS/RDP hosting business operating since March 2023, with a recurring international customer base, rented infrastructure in Phoenix and Amsterdam, and substantially automated billing and provisioning through WHMCS and VirtFusion.
What is included in the sale.
The sale includes the StealthRDP brand, website/domain, customer base, WHMCS and VirtFusion operating setup, business records, automation, goodwill and transferable vendor relationships. The Indian LLP legal entity is not included.
StealthRDP
Website: stealthrdp.com ↗
Since March 2023
VPS/RDP hosting with automated billing and provisioning.
Asset sale
Brand, domain, customer base, systems, automation, records, goodwill and transferable vendor relationships.
Realized revenue, profit and operating cost structure.
Figures are based on WHMCS and internal financial records and are unaudited. Realized cash revenue is kept separate from contractual recurring billing.
$46,732.74
TTM realized net revenue · Aug 2025–Jul 2026
$16,942.06
TTM operating profit
36.3%
TTM operating margin
$3,894.39
Average monthly realized net revenue · Aug 2025–Jul 2026
≈$4.9k
August 2026 realized revenue
≈$2.0k
August 2026 operating profit
Operating expenses
Stable active base with measurable service age and broad geography.
Customers are primarily individuals, freelancers and small businesses. Exact customer-type segmentation is not formally tracked.
246
Active paying customers as of 16 Sep 2026
1,864
Previously paid / inactive customers
2,102
Total current + previously paying customers
132 days
Average active-service age
60 days
Median service age
307 days
Average account age among active customers
Geography
Remaining customers are diversified across Europe, Africa, Canada, Asia and other markets.
Service age
Billing frequency
Service mix
Plan mix
Revenue concentration
Dedicated rented infrastructure in Phoenix and Amsterdam.
StealthRDP rents dedicated servers month-to-month. It does not own a data center, own the physical servers, or lease colocation space.
Phoenix cluster
7 nodes · 3.53 TB usable RAM
Amsterdam node
1 node · 756 GB usable RAM
Raw NVMe
57.6 TB USA · 3.84 TB EU
Capacity & live allocation
Snapshot utilization reflects the observed moment. CPU load changes continuously.
EU · Amsterdam
1 nodeNetwork capacity was not included in this snapshot.

Lean, owner-operated and substantially automated.
WHMCS manages billing, invoicing, customer administration and ticket support. VirtFusion handles VPS/RDP provisioning and management. A custom abuse-management system is also used.
50–55
Support tickets per month
Few hours/week
Typical hands-on operating workload
$0 payroll
No formal employees; support is handled internally with occasional unpaid backend technical assistance.
Acquisition has historically been almost entirely organic.
Growth has primarily come from word of mouth, referrals, repeat customers and direct demand. The business has not relied on a structured paid-advertising program or mature outbound-sales engine.
New paying customers
Continued
Important operational considerations.
Frequently asked questions about the business.
01What is the business name and website?+
02What is the last-12-month revenue?+
03What is the operating profit?+
04What does historical revenue look like?+
05How many customers are active?+
06How large is the historical customer pool?+
07What does retention look like?+
08Where are customers located?+
09How are customers billed?+
10What is the Windows/Linux mix?+
11Which plans sell most?+
12What payment gateways are used?+
13Can crypto revenue be verified?+
14Who are the infrastructure providers and locations?+
15What hardware is used?+
16What networking is available?+
17Is the infrastructure owned or colo?+
18How many VPS instances are on each physical server?+
19How much IPv4 space is used?+
20What does bandwidth utilization look like?+
21What platforms are used?+
22What is the support workload?+
23Are there employees?+
24How are customers acquired?+
25How many new paying customers are added?+
26Why is the business being sold?+
27What is included in the sale?+
28Can customers be migrated to the buyer’s infrastructure?+
29Has the business had abuse or blacklist issues?+
30How is Windows licensing handled?+
31What WHMCS reports can be provided?+
32Is the selling price shown here?+
Supporting records and reports.
Sensitive records are kept separate from the overview. Customer-identifying information, credentials and unrestricted system access are shared only when appropriate during the sale process.