Thread: Recommend me a very good dedicated server provider?

I am looking at Tier.net and Ethernetservers.com.

Which of these 2 are better in your opinion?

Do you guys have any other you can recommend that provides a competitive price so that I can resell them?

Unmanaged and managed.

Thanks.

I vouch for Tire.net They have a good support team, though they are a bit more expensive in comparison.

ReliableSite has a reseller program with billing software modules for remote access to clients. I've used them for many years, despite some poor support experiences, the value you get is hard to match in their locations. The issue with reselling is hardware availability. You need to find a provider that has server stock fairly reliably.

Otherwise look at Dedicated.com, they also have some more budget servers too. I use both companies for servers and colocation. Dedicated has been great.

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Might take a look at LimeStone. Good selection, pretty responsive.

Originally Posted by Scout

I am looking at Tier.net and Ethernetservers.com.

Which of these 2 are better in your opinion?

Do you guys have any other you can recommend that provides a competitive price so that I can resell them?

Unmanaged and managed.

Thanks.

Purevoltage is good option too. Reach out to them and see if they can satisfy your requirement.

Originally Posted by dm500

Purevoltage is good option too. Reach out to them and see if they can satisfy your requirement.

Thanks for the mention.
@Scout I would suggest reaching out to some providers and seeing if they have any reseller options or discounts. Often times providers will work with or provide discounts when you have 10-20+ systems.

yeah I said it, i'lll say it again but instead i'll just say read previious post but yes indeed I said it, give me flack, calll it bad karma, whatever you want to say about me is fine... i know what I state is factual and sometimes they push us out there, and thats what they get. I'll hold my tounge again for as long as I can stand it, but it doesn't make it any less true

glad they know exactly whos stated this opinion thats true, you made the bed you lay in ...

buyer's beware, all I have to say. Never one to slander, always one to be very candid and honest, and success has always been a byproduct still is, at least for me. This isn't maliciousl this is pleading to stop destroying something once considered great

Hivelocity ... not, I wouldn't pay them to host my mailserver, or actually I would, it would just be the bulk email server.

Reliabilesite, Equinix Metal, Leasweb, Hetzner, OVH.. though some I would proxeed with cuation all are far better than the site listed above. The provider with Mr Scam Pease himself as CEO, and a bunch of very smart people in leadership (or so. they tell themselves as they trend south)

Purevoltage, ServerStadium, Datawagong, Gthost these are one of the Good One.

Originally Posted by serverhosh

Purevoltage, ServerStadium, Datawagong, Gthost these are one of the Good One.

Thank you sir!

I recommend Hostwithlove. Their products have rich features and the prices are affordable(discount code exist) and support is friendly and better than most big providers. Hostdime can be another option(my previous provider). Their services are good except prices. Also look at WHT members. There are better medium-sized hosting providers among them than bigger ones.

Originally Posted by Scout

I am looking at Tier.net and Ethernetservers.com.

Which of these 2 are better in your opinion?

Do you guys have any other you can recommend that provides a competitive price so that I can resell them?

Unmanaged and managed.

Thanks.

Most providers offer a reseller program, there should be many options and suitable providers in the offers section. Which shopping cart software do you intend to use and is API access an important feature you're looking for?

If your focus is on reliability and scalability, Tier.net might edge out due to its infrastructure and data center presence. However, if cost-effectiveness and personalized support are key, EthernetServers is a better choice.

@Scout There are a number of excellent providers mentioned above, in fact, it looks like all of them are, but what actually matters to you - is the network latency to a specific area, the possibility of using unmetered bandwidth, the management services, or anything else?