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Best price to performance ratio hosts (with API)

Hi LET community,

I've joined recently, and been wondering, in your experience which providers (featuring an API for reboot, start, stop) have the best price to performance ratio

My requirements are as follows (ordered by importance 1 = most important):

  1. API
  2. Reliability
  3. Performance
  4. Amount of bandwidth (unmetered ideally of course)
  5. Price
  6. Multi location support
  7. No KYC

Basically providers similar to dartnode, ovh or netcup (already use all three)

Thanks and have a great friday everybody

Comments

  • tentortentor Member, Host Rep

    Any VirtFusion provider has user API, should fit your needs.

    Thanked by 2nghialele oloke
  • @tentor said:
    Any VirtFusion provider has user API, should fit your needs.

    Thank you for the suggestion, I guess that changes my requirements to which providers have the best reliability & performance with high bandwidth :)

  • @kellersesh said:
    I've joined recently, and been wondering, in your experience which providers (featuring an API for reboot, start, stop) have the best price to performance ratio

    Consider checking top provider polls.

    Check at least a few recent years and look beyond the first place.

  • @DataRecovery said:

    @kellersesh said:
    I've joined recently, and been wondering, in your experience which providers (featuring an API for reboot, start, stop) have the best price to performance ratio

    Consider checking top provider polls.

    Check at least a few recent years and look beyond the first place.

    Thanks a lot, will do, I'll take personal anecdotes anyways because I been staring at server providers for a month straight and atp I feel like when my steam lib grew so large that I couldn't decide what to play anymore lmao

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