Provider Poll 2024 - Choose your favorite providers and win from our prizes worth more than $5,000!

glitch · January 2025

I haven't used many providers. So this voting is not really fair.

I'll vote for the ones that I've used and like.

Mxroute
prohosting24
Netcup

Most Stable: Mxroute

angstrom · January 2025

@wemanageit said:
1. BuyVM
2. BuyVM
3. BuyVM

Most Stable: BuyVM.

You don't qualify to vote

emgh · January 2025

@barbaros said:

where is @emgh btw?

He’s alive and well

emgh · January 2025

@plumberg said:

@barbaros said:

@plumberg said:
In no particular order, top providers IMHO:

@DartNode

@ZachNuyek

@NDTN

Most Stable: @OVHcloud

Also, why limit to providers?

Mentions in no particular order and significance to the community. I am sure to have missed a few.

@beanman109

@FAT32

@ralf

@Saragoldfarb

@lukast__

MS

@ehab

@allthemtings

@emgh

@barbaros

@Blembim

@DP

@mandala

@itsTomHarper

Thanks to all. Good luck to all providers.

May you win the top provider tag and shower the community with unsustainable $3 deals

Regards & Hard Cope

Thanks man, you are my fav, both with and without 69.

where is @emgh btw?

@emgh 69ing with @raza19 i guess

It s possibel

_MS_ · January 2025

martingrxedm · January 2025

1.host-c
2.kuroit
3.terabix

Most Stable:host-c

BreakaWD · January 2025

angstrom · January 2025

@BreakaWD said:
1. @servarica_hani
2. @ShockHosting

You don't qualify to vote

Zhucl · January 2025

1.HOST-C @host_c
2.RackNerd @dustinc
3.GreenCloud @NDTN

skorous · January 2025

*) hosthatch
*) mxroute
*) Inception HostingClouvider

default · January 2025

It seems some don't read or maybe don't understand correctly a term of this poll:

@FAT32 said:
This year, you get 1 additional vote for the "Most Stable Provider" specifically for providers that have been in business for more than 5 years.

Some people voted for "Most Stable Provider" with some providers who don't have 5+ years in business.

Others voted for new providers who acquired other older providers with more than 5 years in business, but in my opinion the new investor's business is not supposed to be considered as having 5+ years in business just because they acquired some servers in some datacenters along with some clients of an older business. Some providers could buy an older brand with the purpose of a quick flip or a quick scam for easy profits.

Sure, all this is up for debate, but this is my view. 5 years in business means dedication and passion and effort from a provider, to keep that brand going and try to make it popular.

Smigit · January 2025

@default said:
It seems some don't read or maybe don't understand correctly a term of this poll:

@FAT32 said:
This year, you get 1 additional vote for the "Most Stable Provider" specifically for providers that have been in business for more than 5 years.

Some people voted for "Most Stable Provider" with some providers who don't have 5+ years in business.

Others voted for new providers who acquired other older providers with more than 5 years in business, but in my opinion the new investor's business is not supposed to be considered as having 5+ years in business just because they acquired some servers in some datacenters along with some clients of an older business. Some providers could buy an older brand with the purpose of a quick flip or a quick scam for easy profits.

Sure, all this is up for debate, but this is my view. 5 years in business means dedication and passion and effort from a provider, to keep that brand going and try to make it popular.

I had the similar observation when I saw a string of votes for a provider who AFAIK are younger than 5 years however their roots go much further.

I get the feeling skimming through posts and without counting or anything, there seems to be some names repeating on that one that I don’t think are ambiguous, so might not matter anyway.

emgh · January 2025

@plumberg said: @emgh

default · January 2025

@Smigit said:

@default said:
It seems some don't read or maybe don't understand correctly a term of this poll:

@FAT32 said:
This year, you get 1 additional vote for the "Most Stable Provider" specifically for providers that have been in business for more than 5 years.

Some people voted for "Most Stable Provider" with some providers who don't have 5+ years in business.

Others voted for new providers who acquired other older providers with more than 5 years in business, but in my opinion the new investor's business is not supposed to be considered as having 5+ years in business just because they acquired some servers in some datacenters along with some clients of an older business. Some providers could buy an older brand with the purpose of a quick flip or a quick scam for easy profits.

Sure, all this is up for debate, but this is my view. 5 years in business means dedication and passion and effort from a provider, to keep that brand going and try to make it popular.

I had the similar observation when I saw a string of votes for a provider who AFAIK are younger than 5 years however their roots go much further.

I get the feeling skimming through posts and without counting or anything, there seems to be some names repeating on that one that I don’t think are ambiguous, so might not matter anyway.

True. I think of it this way: over the past 5 years a provider had to go through a pandemic affecting most of the economies and liberties of the world, then 2 hot wars which were ignited and still have a huge impact on global economies. Any small to medium hosting business staying alive and well, during and after such events, deserves a "Most Stable Provider" vote in my humble opinion.

If some investor's newly formed business acquires this hard work, I don't know if this new business deserves such vote when compared with the older honorable business. But maybe it is just me, with a simplistic consumer's point of view.

barbaros · January 2025

@default said:
It seems some don't read or maybe don't understand correctly a term of this poll:

@FAT32 said:
This year, you get 1 additional vote for the "Most Stable Provider" specifically for providers that have been in business for more than 5 years.

Some people voted for "Most Stable Provider" with some providers who don't have 5+ years in business.

Others voted for new providers who acquired other older providers with more than 5 years in business, but in my opinion the new investor's business is not supposed to be considered as having 5+ years in business just because they acquired some servers in some datacenters along with some clients of an older business. Some providers could buy an older brand with the purpose of a quick flip or a quick scam for easy profits.

Sure, all this is up for debate, but this is my view. 5 years in business means dedication and passion and effort from a provider, to keep that brand going and try to make it popular.

It would be much easier for people to vote if there is list of hosts that suits this criteria, but I believe it's too much effort and headache to make that list.

I believe most people vote based on their purchases or good deals they got from those providers and don't know / care much if they are 5+ years in the business or how solid they actually are. So it's kind of fandom thing.

Also voting for OVH, Hetzner etc sounds a bit funny to me as they are worldwide known rock solid providers and not LET providers actually.

FAT32 · January 2025

@default said:

@Smigit said:

@default said:
It seems some don't read or maybe don't understand correctly a term of this poll:

@FAT32 said:
This year, you get 1 additional vote for the "Most Stable Provider" specifically for providers that have been in business for more than 5 years.

Some people voted for "Most Stable Provider" with some providers who don't have 5+ years in business.

Others voted for new providers who acquired other older providers with more than 5 years in business, but in my opinion the new investor's business is not supposed to be considered as having 5+ years in business just because they acquired some servers in some datacenters along with some clients of an older business. Some providers could buy an older brand with the purpose of a quick flip or a quick scam for easy profits.

Sure, all this is up for debate, but this is my view. 5 years in business means dedication and passion and effort from a provider, to keep that brand going and try to make it popular.

I had the similar observation when I saw a string of votes for a provider who AFAIK are younger than 5 years however their roots go much further.

I get the feeling skimming through posts and without counting or anything, there seems to be some names repeating on that one that I don’t think are ambiguous, so might not matter anyway.

True. I think of it this way: over the past 5 years a provider had to go through a pandemic affecting most of the economies and liberties of the world, then 2 hot wars which were ignited and still have a huge impact on global economies. Any small to medium hosting business staying alive and well, during and after such events, deserves a "Most Stable Provider" vote in my humble opinion.

If some investor's newly formed business acquires this hard work, I don't know if this new business deserves such vote when compared with the older honorable business. But maybe it is just me, with a simplistic consumer's point of view.

Don't worry, we will only count the providers who we know is more than 5 years in business. I know this isn't explicitly mentioned in the original post as a rule but I think it is fair to include this.

default · January 2025

@FAT32 said:

@default said:

@Smigit said:

@default said:
It seems some don't read or maybe don't understand correctly a term of this poll:

@FAT32 said:
This year, you get 1 additional vote for the "Most Stable Provider" specifically for providers that have been in business for more than 5 years.

Some people voted for "Most Stable Provider" with some providers who don't have 5+ years in business.

Others voted for new providers who acquired other older providers with more than 5 years in business, but in my opinion the new investor's business is not supposed to be considered as having 5+ years in business just because they acquired some servers in some datacenters along with some clients of an older business. Some providers could buy an older brand with the purpose of a quick flip or a quick scam for easy profits.

Sure, all this is up for debate, but this is my view. 5 years in business means dedication and passion and effort from a provider, to keep that brand going and try to make it popular.

I had the similar observation when I saw a string of votes for a provider who AFAIK are younger than 5 years however their roots go much further.

I get the feeling skimming through posts and without counting or anything, there seems to be some names repeating on that one that I don’t think are ambiguous, so might not matter anyway.

True. I think of it this way: over the past 5 years a provider had to go through a pandemic affecting most of the economies and liberties of the world, then 2 hot wars which were ignited and still have a huge impact on global economies. Any small to medium hosting business staying alive and well, during and after such events, deserves a "Most Stable Provider" vote in my humble opinion.

If some investor's newly formed business acquires this hard work, I don't know if this new business deserves such vote when compared with the older honorable business. But maybe it is just me, with a simplistic consumer's point of view.

Don't worry, we will only count the providers who we know is more than 5 years in business. I know this isn't explicitly mentioned in the original post as a rule but I think it is fair to include this.

I love you.

doobydoe · January 2025

@host_c
@jar (MX Route)
@SilverCreek (Terabit)

Most Stable - @jar (MX Route)

wemanageit · January 2025

@angstrom said:

@wemanageit said:
1. BuyVM
2. BuyVM
3. BuyVM

Most Stable: BuyVM.

You don't qualify to vote

What'evs.... Still BuyVM, BuyVM, BUYVM!

anakara · January 2025

ProHosting24 @ProHosting24
GreenCloud @NDTN
Allhost.io @AllHost_Rep
Most Stable: ProHosting24 @ProHosting24

khalequzzaman · January 2025

GreenCloudVPS
NameCrane
RackNerd

Most stable: GreenCloudVPS stands out for its exceptional uptime and performance. Their support is notably faster compared to others, providing quick and efficient responses to any inquiries.

niceboy · January 2025

GreenCloudVPS
BuyVm
Serverica

Most Stable: @NDTN (GreenCloudVPS)

ofit · January 2025

AlphaVPS @AlexBarakov
HostSailor @HostSailor
NetCup

Most Stable: PHP-Friends

blorged · January 2025

Servarica
Nocix
OVH

Most Stable: Netcup

infplus · January 2025

1.Kuroit
2.OVH

SirFoxy · January 2025

HostHatch
MXroute
Data Ideas

Most stable: Hetz

angstrom · January 2025

1. KTS24
2. Limitless Hosting
3. NetDynamics

Most Stable: UltraVPS.eu

(I've double-checked and I'm pretty sure that I qualify to vote )

doublesquare · January 2025

v6node (@v3ng )
MXRoute (@jar )
OVH

Most Stable: LiteServer ( @LiteServer )

Saragoldfarb · January 2025

@angstrom said:
1. KTS24
2. Limitless Hosting
3. NetDynamics

Most Stable: UltraVPS.eu

(I've double-checked and I'm pretty sure that I qualify to vote )

admax · January 2025

@Saragoldfarb said:

@angstrom said:
1. KTS24
2. Limitless Hosting
3. NetDynamics

Most Stable: UltraVPS.eu

(I've double-checked and I'm pretty sure that I qualify to vote )

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