AnonHost#

The choice of some of our clients for hosting abuse-prone projects. Very tolerant toward proxies and our software.

  • Reasonable prices

  • Good support

  • Good network channels and hardware

  • Wide selection of locations and configurations

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inferno.name#

Overall a very solid hosting provider, not just for protection but for regular work as well. 

  • Extremely loyal and responsive support

  • Mid-range prices

  • Good uptime

  • Large selection of locations and services

I’ve been working with them for a long time across different projects. Nothing but positive impressions. However, I recommend notifying support that you may receive abuse complaints. For example, like this:

Hello! I do affiliate marketing (media buying), driving traffic to weight loss offers (crypto, info products). Theoretically, there may be complaints from Germany. What would you suggest to keep everyone happy?

Most likely, they will outline a plan of action right away.

bill.ovh#

OVH servers: very stable, large selection of geos. I personally rented dedicated servers and additional IPs (256 per server) there for 2.5 years. I don’t know how things are now, but back then the terms were great: you paid the setup fee, and then only paid for the hardware. Now, it seems, they’ve raised prices and charge per IP. A decent hosting provider, run by an enthusiast.

  • Crypto-related abuse complaints were handled well

  • Fast provisioning

  • Responsive support, though they didn’t help with hardware issues (I didn’t ask)

  • Possible to negotiate hosting resale

Overall, also a good service for both work and personal needs. I also recommend communicating with support and coordinating abuse policies.

Zomro#

Good old Zomro — who hasn’t heard of them? Cheap VPS, exotic geos, and they tolerate abuse fairly well, though I can’t speak for the long term of at least a year. Referral link gives bonuses.

  • They didn’t react much to abuse complaints, but we responded quickly

  • Low prices

  • Used to have good uptime

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