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Hetzner and OVH are the obvious answers for me when it comes to reliability.
NL:
Bakker-it @RickBakkr
LiteServer @LiteServer
Gigahost @gigahost
DE:
Avoro @dataforest
v6node @v3ng
Clouvider @Clouvider
AlphaVPS @AlexBarakov
CH:
ifog @ruben
✨VPS Plan : 12G-4C-KVM-VPS
🔹 12GB DDR4 RAM
🔹 4 CPU Cores (AMD Ryzen 7950X)
🔹 180GB NVMe Storage
🔹 20TB Bandwidth
🔹 1Gbps Port Speed
💰 Discounted Price : $20/month
✅ Location : 🇩🇪 VPS Germany
✅ Location : 🇫🇷 France VPS
✅ Location : 🇳🇴 VPS Norway
✅ Location : 🇵🇱 VPS Poland
✅ Location : 🇫🇮 VPS Finland
✅ Location : 🇬🇧 United Kingdom VPS
Open a ticket with us to place order.
✨VPS Plan : 4G-4C-KVM-VPS
🔹 4GB DDR4 RAM
🔹 2 CPU Cores (AMD Ryzen)
🔹 60GB NVMe Storage
🔹 8TB Bandwidth
🔹 1Gbps Port Speed
💰 Discounted Price : $7/month (Use code : H4F-50%-L0ZY8Q)
🌍 Locations available with discount:
🇩🇪 VPS Germany
🇳🇴 VPS Norway
🇵🇱 VPS Poland
🇫🇮 VPS Finland
🇬🇧 United Kingdom VPS
ExtraVM: Amsterdam, NL
https://extravm.com/billing/store/kvm-nvme-vps-netherlands
Kuroit: NL
https://my.kuroit.com/store/netherlands-nl-vps-servers
Enzonix: Nuremberg (DE)
https://client.enzonix.com/order/main/packages/vps/?group_id=55
We offer EPYC Milan with distributed, triple replicated NVMe storage in Amsterdam
https://onidel.com/cloud/amsterdam-vps/
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/206617/kvm-vps-eu-usa-free-upgrades-ipv4-64-ipv6-virtfusion-instant-setup/p1
Available in Frankfurt, Germany.
OVH their new VPS plans do look very competitive, but I have heard mixed reviews about them over the years. Unsure how they are now but seems fine.
Thanks for all the suggestions I'll check them out 🫡
The only thing to be aware of with the new OVH VPS plans is the CPU performance isn't that great compared to other providers because they are using older gen cpus.
a) you should have at least more elaborate basic specs like preferred processor, number of cores, how much RAM, how much disk, traffic volume and min. bandwith.
b) I strongly suggest to focus on providers in the respective country, because having own hands in the DC is a major factor in reliability as well as reaction time in case SHTF (which can happen even to the best) as opposed to a provider from who knows where just happening to have a rack in say, NL.
In NL I'd go with @Hybula because pretty much everything from hardware to network and support has consistently been top-class during the years I had/have VPS with them. Not the cheapest but worth every penny.
In case NO is also OK for you I'd have a look at terrahost / @gigahost.