netcup yes> @AXYZE said:

Netcup VPS200 G10s iv

I also like netcup's web hosting, but I think that the entry plan (Webhosting 1000) on the OP's list would be too limiting, given what the OP describes

If you are ok with Germany and Germany contract rules (prepaid for 6 months) go with netcup.

I can vouch for Netcup. I have a special 500GB plan and they are amazing. Everything is super fast and it just works. No downtime for almost a year now. They use Plesk , so it's super easy to manage a

• Netcup.de 1000: $25 / year

Netcup has proved to be decent, and offers a decent amount of resources for very cheap (2C/2GB/40GB 2.99 euro). Also, I believe port 25 is unlocked by default so I can fallback to sending mail without

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I'm currently using a small Netcup VPS with Mailcow. Outbound emails are being relayed through Postmark and it works super well! It's my first time using Mailcow and it's a very nice piece of software

I restored my backups to netcup the same day of the outage because of a total lack of transparency. I suspect many of your customers are already or are going to be previous customers. For a datacenter

Then I found myself in an awkward situation. I have good suppliers like Netcup and Hetzner in the EU. HostHatch used to be my only choice for US hosting with good value. I have to find at least 2 US V

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Except they don't support *BSD natively, are much more expensive than Netcup, and don't have much to offer the stated reqs aside from your pithy insights into the Eastern European political landscape?

with IPv4, but by that price I'm better paying Netcup 2.99 for a far superior offering.

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My Tor exit node runs on Netcup's VPS 500 G10s VPS (4c,4GB,80GB,80TB at 5.55 Euro/mo) and they've been flawless tbf. However, even their cheapest package at 2.50/mo is way overkill for Signal proxies.

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Netcup has the same price range but not sure if they offer bare-metal servers.