Best and fast hosting/vps for a startup web agency?

[aeae]

As title says, i'm looking for a good, fast and reliable hosting for an upcoming web agency, Any advices is welcome. Thanks

 

[Tuton]

You can start with a droplet and expand easily when you start growing.

 

[Auwal]

You can start with a droplet and expand easily when you start growing.

link please ?

 

[Loki]

there is best choose here:
1. racknerd
2. digitalocean
3. vultr

 

[Tuton]

I have DigitalOcean combine with Hestia panel and Cloudflare and works great

 

[KaidZero]

If you want something that won't cost a lot of money, Racknerd is a good choice.
They have plans that work well for newbies. But later on, if your website gets bigger and needs more resources, then Vultur, DO, and OVH are better options to try up.

 

[cesareborgia]

If you're not too far away from them, Hetzner.
AMD EPYC Milan, NVMe, cheap and I believe they have 1Gbps (not sure on this one, but I believe so).

 

[Geralt Of Rivia]

If you need really cheap VPS try Prohoster , I used them for months and never had issues, speed is good with CDN

Now im in AWS lightsail and its veryyy good

 

[leemax]

If you need really cheap VPS try Prohoster , I used them for months and never had issues, speed is good with CDN

Now im in AWS lightsail and its veryyy good

Hi, on Prohoster in rules, they say:
"It is strictly forbidden to use Email spam in any form."
I got more than 100K subscribers, so I need to send a lot of emails. Do you have any info about this?

 

[Geralt Of Rivia]

Hi, on Prohoster in rules, they say:
"It is strictly forbidden to use Email spam in any form."
I got more than 100K subscribers, so I need to send a lot of emails. Do you have any info about this?

i never used them for bulk email, but used for transactional emails, you can ask them, if its not spam i dont think you will face issues

 

[hellearth]

i never used them for bulk email, but used for transactional emails, you can ask them, if its not spam i dont think you will face issues

I've been using Lightsail for a while with free credits. It's pretty good and stable.
But compared to the money spent, Vultr or Digital Ocean brings better speed because of SSD and CPU.

Also, it's very difficult to get permission to open port 25 with Amazon.

 

[Geralt Of Rivia]

I've been using Lightsail for a while with free credits. It's pretty good and stable.
But compared to the money spent, Vultr or Digital Ocean brings better speed because of SSD and CPU.

Also, it's very difficult to get permission to open port 25 with Amazon.

Yes, i don't use AWS for mails, only for Hosting and Storage,

For
Transactional mails i use Office365 (Paid)
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[Proxybunker]

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