Of course we can not replace your former offers... you simply overdid it a bit too much with spec-price ratio ;-)

Servers #2 and #3 are gone. Server #1 still available with price cut.

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The inotify-based scanner is a nice touch too—much better than scheduled cron scans that eat up IO at the worst possible times. For the WAF, once that 'whitelist flow' is in the UI, it's going to be a

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On the limits part, we have 125 MB/SEC and 1500 to 4500 IOPS depending the Promo Product type, on list prices some go as high as 8000 IOPS ( Raid 10 ones )

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Actual end users probably still prefer cPanel, just because they are averse to change. But I think more and more web hosting companies are going to be raising their prices for cPanel and at some poin

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We're not trying to beat any monster — just building something modern with a different approach. Whether it's worth the price difference depends on what you need.

My conclusion would be that they are all bad, but OVH and Hetzner seem to only be price gouging a specific subset of their customers, whereas netcup is price gouging everyone.

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Is that cleverness or false marketing that they promoted their servers as having permanent prices while somehow having their T&C clauses to have such opening which you consider "cleve

For me it is a matter of principle, but I also want backup storage at a predictable price point which is low enough that I can set aside decades worth of funds for it and never have to worry about cov

Thanks, that's some really good performance. Really good price to performance ratio. I would've never let it go 🥲

price include free ddos protection, 1 manual backup, 24/7 support and payment via crypto (Image)

so maybe in a comparison it would be more realistic, you'd rather check the price increases on OVH and Hetzners vps/vserver/cloud products and how that affected existing clients/service.

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Why, sir, yes I did. I commented on the OVH price rise here (my dedi was unchanged at EUR 19.79):

The company is hiking prices for its T-Head AI computing chips by between 5% and 34%, it said in a statement. It’s also raising the cost of its Cloud Parallel File Storage service by 30%, it added. Al