PulsarHost
PulsarHost is a web hosting provider based in Blanes, Spain, founded in 2026. As of 2026 it holds an HRI of 62/100, a developing signal, ranked independently by HostList with no paid placements.
PulsarHost, established in 2026 and located in Blanes, Girona, Spain, offers VPS and dedicated server services. Its KVM VPS plans operate out of Amsterdam, with prices starting at EUR 5.99 per 30 days, excluding VAT. The basic plan includes one vCPU, 2 GB of RAM, 10 GB of NVMe storage, one IPv4 address, and an IPv6 allocation. Dedicated servers are available from EUR 209.99 per 30 days in Amsterdam and EUR 239.99 per month in London, also excluding VAT. Amsterdam servers feature carrier-level DDoS mitigation, while London servers offer a dedicated 25 Gbps port with no traffic quota and a 99.9 percent uptime SLA. Spanish-language support is available weekdays from 9:00 to 19:00 CET. In-stock servers can be deployed quickly. Buyers should verify hardware, network commitments, and billing terms for their chosen plan.
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PulsarHost holds 4U across 1 rack. Rack space is allocated by rank alone and cannot be bought.
Longest hold: Spain, held 1 day. The wall moves on the nightly HRI recompute, never on payment.
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What is PulsarHost's HRI?
PulsarHost has a HRI™ of 62/100 on HostList.io. HRI is calculated algorithmically from trust signals, profile completeness, data freshness, and performance data. Providers can improve their score by claiming their profile, keeping data current, and building verified reviews. No provider can pay to increase their score.
What type of hosting company is PulsarHost?
PulsarHost is classified as a dedicated web hosting company on HostList.io. Use the HostMatch™ tool at hostlist.io/match to describe your project requirements and get a ranked recommendation from 30,000+ hosting providers including PulsarHost.
Where is PulsarHost based?
PulsarHost is headquartered in Blanes, Spain. Hosting companies based in Spain are listed at hostlist.io/hosting/spain.
How does PulsarHost compare to other web hosting companies?
PulsarHost can be compared to any other hosting provider using HostList.io's side-by-side comparison tool at hostlist.io/compare. The tool shows both providers' HRI™ breakdowns, sub-scores (Trust, Completeness, Freshness, Performance), and review data side by side. PulsarHost has a current HRI of 62/100.
How PulsarHost's Score Is Calculated
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