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Quarterly Top Provider Poll

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  • angstromangstrom Moderator, Veteran

    buyvm, evoburst, hostigation

    (The order is alphabetic.)

    Thanked by 1AutoSnipe
    1. digitalocean - support was quick to jump on one issue in a few minutes that I monitored on piwik, haha. they were quite helpful too with about 5 tickets I needed in less than 6 months as a complete noob.
    2. online.net - they were helpful as well with my shirt ticket and a few other panic questions about my loss-leader kidechire

    New - lowendspirit.com is new to me, so I will order more servers from them soon. The instructions were clear on wtf you need to do on the server and you can use tun/tap on your server too.

    Thanked by 2gestiondbi AutoSnipe
    1. Prometeus
    2. BuyVM
    3. Ramnode
    Thanked by 1Maounique
    • Vultr, for having the best network in almost every one of my tests.
    • Vscale, for bringing hourly servers with modern hardware to an underserved region. Discovered on vpsBoard.
    • MikroVPS, for offering decent servers in another underserver country and being a small sympathetic provider.
  • LESLES Member

    Bandwagonhost
    Time4VPS
    DeepNet Solutions

    Thanked by 1gestiondbi
  • agoldenbergagoldenberg Member, Host Rep
    edited October 2015
    1. QuickPacket ( @qps )
    2. Dacentec ( @Dacentec )
    3. MXRoute ( @Jar )
    Thanked by 1qps
  • For me :

    1. @drserver : Very Friendly Support, Best Deals, Best VM.

    2. @dediserve : Friendly Support, Good Freebies, Best VM.

    3. BoltVM : Nice Deals, Nice Uptime except IP changes before.

  • doghouchdoghouch Member
    edited October 2015
    1. EthernetServers - awesome support (best I've ever seen actually), fast I/O and network speeds.
    2. BuyVM - fast servers, great DDoS protection and is quite affordable (imo).
    3. OVH - "decent" (emphasis on the word "decent") support, but the 2016 VPS line is pretty fast (in terms of speed).

    Best new provider: GoMach5 - isn't cheap, but is pretty good (DDoS protection wise).

    Thanked by 1Jonchun
  • In the order they've come to me:

    Inception Hosting - Pretty much my go-to provider when I need something. In addition to the LowEndSpirit plans, @AnthonySmith's Xen plans are an unbeatable combo of fantastic performance and incredible value.

    Fiberoute - A real London location, insanely fast network, high performance KVM plans? What's not to like. The work of one of the true gents of LE*, @Infinity

    Luna Node - I still find this vaguely insane. A massive selection of features, genuine hourly billing, great performance, all at a low-end price. Other hosts should be taking note, this is the future.

    Can't think of any newbies to vote for unfortunately.

  • 1) Quickpacket, 2) Buyvm.net, 3) abstain

    Thanked by 1qps
  • RamNode
    DrServer
    Dacentec
    
    Thanked by 2drserver Gadelhas
    1. Online.net
    2. Iniz
    3. Crissic
    • Ramnode
    • Online.net
      This will probably not count since it's basically shell access & I haven't used them in a long time but they were extremely good back then:

    • Whatbox

    (I leave it to mods discretion if it should be counted or not).

  • PetaByetPetaByet Member
    edited October 2015

    Best Providers

    HostUS

    EvoBurst

    QuickPacket

    New Provider

    OnraHost

  • Delimiter
    Fitdedi
    RamNode

    Thanked by 1MarkTurner
    • DigitalOcean
    • Online.net
    • VPSDime
  • DavidxDavidx Member
    edited October 2015

    Prometeus - self explanatory

    BuyVM - I love the whole team there and the new BuyShared line is awesome for the price

    Online.net - great pricing and deals, can't wait to try out their ARM servers

    New provider: MXRoute

    I don't know if that counts or not, but the only new providerish I could really think off that deserved it.

    Thanked by 1Maounique
    • online.net
    • Delimiter
    • Dacentec

    Best new provider: ImpactVPS

    • BoltVM
    • EllipsisNode
    • HostUs
    Thanked by 2AlexanderM Steven_F
    1. MyCustomHosting - Great service for kvm 4GB $7/mo. no worry with raid 0, because i have backup
    2. OVH (VPS 2016, VPS Classic 2014, RunAbove) - VPS 2016/Classic for large BW only from ~3/mo with good performance. RunAbove good CPU & uptime
    3. Prometeus - still my favorite provider
    Thanked by 2MCHPhil Maounique
  • Ramnode, VMBox and Dacentec

    Thanked by 1StevenN
  • Dacentec - Best support I've ever seen. Period.

    Delimiter - Mainly for @MarkTurner's involvement. I also love the different innovations in the works.

    BoltVM - Great performance for the cost. Currently has the highest uptime of all my boxes.

    Best new provider: SpeedyKVM (if they are a new provider) - the whole setup is neat and sharp.

    Honorable mentions - VPSDime (missing them here), RamNode (a premium LEB provider), MyCustomHosting (unfortunately moved too far away from Canada)

  • BharatBBharatB Patron Provider, Veteran
    edited October 2015

    vpsdime, digital ocean

  • Dediserve, digital ocean, ramnode.

    Thanked by 1dediserve
  • SadySady Member
    edited October 2015

    Hudsonvalley host.
    Dacentec.
    Onrahost.

    Best new provider: Ethernet Servers

    Thanked by 1OnraHost
  • Crowncloud

    Thanked by 1SpeedBus
  • davidhezzlerdavidhezzler Member
    edited October 2015

    No particular order

    1 Digital Ocean - Free credits

    2 Online.net - Best in price

    3 RamNode - Support is perfect. Never a issue they can not fix

    New Provider Mean Servers - Never a need to contact support it just works

    Thanked by 1MeanServers
    1. QuickPacket
    2. Vultr
    3. HostUS
    Thanked by 2AlexanderM qps
  • Ramnode

    Dediserve

    Atlantic.net

    Thanked by 1dediserve
  • Vultr, Digital Ocean, Ramnode

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