Blossom Host
Blossom Host sells KVM virtual servers, ISP-addressed VPS plans and bare-metal servers. Its standard VPS range uses NVMe storage, dedicated IPv4 addresses and shared 10 Gbps node uplinks, with Linux and Windows installation options. A separate ISP line is advertised on Verizon FiOS Business connectivity in the Washington, DC area. The provider publishes monthly pricing and accepts card and cryptocurrency payments. Blossom Host identifies itself in its terms as a California sole proprietorship operated by Benjamin Barlick. It also publishes separate acceptable-use, privacy, refund and service-level policies. The service-level agreement states that no uptime guarantee, round-the-clock support or dependable backup service is included, so customers should plan their own monitoring and backups. The profile is unclaimed; product terms and disclosures should be confirmed directly before purchase.
Blossom Host is a web hosting provider based in United States. As of 2026 it holds an HRI of 59/100, a developing signal, ranked independently by HostList with no paid placements.
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Blossom Host sells KVM virtual servers, ISP-addressed VPS plans and bare-metal servers. Its standard VPS range uses NVMe storage, dedicated IPv4 addresses and shared 10 Gbps node uplinks, with Linux and Windows installation options. A separate ISP line is advertised on Verizon FiOS Business connectivity in the Washington, DC area. The provider publishes monthly pricing and accepts card and cryptocurrency payments. Blossom Host identifies itself in its terms as a California sole proprietorship operated by Benjamin Barlick. It also publishes separate acceptable-use, privacy, refund and service-level policies. The service-level agreement states that no uptime guarantee, round-the-clock support or dependable backup service is included, so customers should plan their own monitoring and backups. The profile is unclaimed; product terms and disclosures should be confirmed directly before purchase.
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What is Blossom Host's HRI?
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Where is Blossom Host based?
Blossom Host is headquartered in United States. Hosting companies based in United States are listed at hostlist.io/hosting/usa.
How does Blossom Host compare to other web hosting companies?
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How Blossom Host's Score Is Calculated
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