Netcup RS vs Avoro RS or any other?

deepsgo

Hello Folks!

Thank you for helping and guiding me through every doubt I had.

This time, I am looking to host a SAAS product for a longer term of 3–5 years, and I need your assistance to select the best and most reliable VPS.

I have been using Netcup RS2000 for the last 2 months, and Its performing well so far.
If you know any more alternatives of Netcup and Avoro with similar price ranges, please let me know (I'm aware of the German contract terms.)

Hetzner account was rejected three times.

Thank you for taking the time to assist me.

totally_not_banned

Well, it might help if you'd tell us why you would be looking for alternatives to start with. If Netcup is performing well it doesn't seem worth the effort to shop around. They are known to be extremely reliable after all very much guaranteeing that you can count on them for many years to come.

Drunk Mexican seems to get a lot of love lately but in comparison to Netcup they are still very much in their baby phase. If reliability is the metric here Netcup wins this without trying (not that this would imply Avoro being unreliable but Netcup simply plays in a different League).

v3ng

What are your requirements?
We're happy to help you out in Frankfurt.

Besides that, Avoro/ PHP-Friends are both a solid choice

WhiteRoseG

They are similar I use both, with both iam very happy, avoro use slightly newer hardware, but you can't go wrong with both of them if you really looking for a bargain look at the NetCup ARM64 Serie, if you can use the ARM platform I highly recommend there 5.99 plan didn't see anyone beating that price/performance enjoy

labze

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deepsgo

@totally_not_banned said: Well, it might help if you'd tell us why you would be looking for alternatives to start with. If Netcup is performing well it doesn't seem worth the effort to shop around. They are known to be extremely reliable after all very much guaranteeing that you can count on them for many years to come.

Drunk Mexican seems to get a lot of love lately but in comparison to Netcup they are still very much in their baby phase. If reliability is the metric here Netcup wins this without trying (not that this would imply Avoro being unreliable but Netcup simply plays in a different League).

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I want to test more servers, and there are two different projects. 1st, it will be hosted on Netcup, and 2nd, I would like to try a new one.

deepsgo

@labze said: I can see you've tried getting on with Hetzner. If you're interested in their network, you could hop along HostBrr. Currently on offer:

Thank you @labze for this offer but this time I am not looking for Hetzner reseller option, otherwise you're my 1st choice!

totally_not_banned

@deepsgo said:

@totally_not_banned said: Well, it might help if you'd tell us why you would be looking for alternatives to start with. If Netcup is performing well it doesn't seem worth the effort to shop around. They are known to be extremely reliable after all very much guaranteeing that you can count on them for many years to come.

Drunk Mexican seems to get a lot of love lately but in comparison to Netcup they are still very much in their baby phase. If reliability is the metric here Netcup wins this without trying (not that this would imply Avoro being unreliable but Netcup simply plays in a different League).

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I want to test more servers, and there are two different projects. 1st, it will be hosted on Netcup, and 2nd, I would like to try a new one.

Fair enough. I'd still stick to what has proven to work though. Less time needed for evaluation of / fiddling with different systems means more time for your project after all.