If you’re a provider or reseller, please share:

Initial impression is great. Bog standard VPS panel that you see everywhere with some extra niceties glued on, OS re-images are fast, VNC available, network tested at advertised 10gbit perfectly, disk

Any economical VPS with about

Eh... depends on who you're asking, apparently of what I've read, some Reddit users responsible for the r/VPS area don't like LET very much or disregard it...

They assigned a new vps for me. A frustrating start but hopefully it gets better from now.

I wonder why DIGIRDP $3/year vps got so much less response. Those 2 vps were awesome and I am running seatable there which is a ram hungry app.

Get monthly VPS and wait for @NDTN GreenCloud Top Provider sale.

Some people keep insisting that users shouldn't expect much from customer support just because they're using a $7/year VPS.

It seem be some poor or not effetive, found many customers say can't rebuild vps system now,all lose their data, after crash 3, 4 days.

I’m based in China, and Los Angeles routes are very fast from here. As for pricing… well, I’m pretty broke, so I’m relying on budget VPS providers.

Looking forward to trying your UK VPS Hosting!

On the other hand, it should be trivial to replace every general purpose VPS provider, unless they are in an unusual location.

The 3c/4g with 200GB plan is for running the PostgreSQL database, and the 6c/4g with 60GB VPS is used for Mastodon web, Sidekiq, and Redis.

Yes, i backup my files in the same vps

I purchased it 30 mins ago and the server is still down. Submitted a ticket and they said have to wait 48 hours because the vps was used to send email spam. What?

You know, CloudCone recently experienced an outage, so I'm looking for an alternative. The cost should be around $10 per year, with 2TB of monthly data transfer, and it shouldn't be a NAT type serve…

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I am looking for VPS offers in the following locations: Germany, Netherlands, and the UK.

* Some posters reported service instability (example: a user on page 26 said a London VPS went offline again, and others discussed intermittent availability).