SOCIAL NOISE

SiteGround are aware of the issue and are working with Google to resolve it. They've claimed that their host uses Google Cloud so they're unsure

You have to point the domain name servers or A record to your hosting account. Moving it to siteground will not automatically do this.

you can switch—just make sure the new host offers free migration, don't cancel SiteGround until everything's moved and working, emails might

Once I moved to SiteGround, I managed to retain all of the clients I have, and I also managed to get back some of the clients that had

I like BigScoots over Rocket and Cloudaways. Somehow my site seemed much slower on Rocket even though they claimed it wasn't, and I had a ton of

Finally had enough of WPEngine, ready to move to another managed host - personal experiences? r/ProWordPress - 16 upvotes, 70 comments After 15 years of being with WPEngine (since the beginning basically), I've finally gotten fed up with: The massive drop in quality of support for anyone that's not

Cloudways Autonomous and Rocket both offer effectively unlimited PHP workers, which is attractive. moved to BunnyCDN

I have three websites, they are all blogs, however two of them also sell product. I'm currently using Hostgator but already moved one website to rocket.net

I can recommend moving to Rocket.net. I moved from WPE to their a few years ago and have had ZERO issues with downtime. Enterprise

Yesterday i bought an ARK SE hosting on Ultahost and can't get it to work. I would be very grateful if somebody with experience could help

I have problems creating a MySQL database there, even a simple one. Also another question, I have a monthly subscription, do I still need to

Support disabling your endpoint protection and adding backdoor admin accounts suggests a severely compromised support team.

UltaHost markets 24/7 expert support via live chat and tickets, and many users report support that is actually competent and helpful. 24/7 real

Ultahost are scam/thieves. Not being able to provide support for a service without you having access to the account is a proper security

Moved to ScalaHosting a while back and haven't really thought about it since. If your platform takes too long to load, your prospects aren't

Seems Vercel is down - does it work for u?

I'm having 400: BAD_REQUEST error on all vercel-hosted pages, even vercel.com

So I guess if your nextjs instance goes down over night, you will simple accept the downtime and setup a new instance. ... and if the single

We left Vercel at $1,800/month. Here's what we switched to and what it actually cost us. r/vercel - 88 upvotes, 76 comments Posting this because I spent months searching for an honest breakdown and couldn't find one. Hopefully this saves someone a few invoices. The context We're a small SaaS — Next.

Is a massive outage, most vercel-related services aren't working. some of the main services are surely down such as build and deeply, deploy is

Vercel has been great for me in terms of ease of use and the amount of infrastructure flexibility I actually need right now. But that does not

My overall experience has been great. Flywheel has assisted me in hosting approximately 50 WordPress websites. They have provided support around

What they lack in storage space and bandwidth, in my experience, they deliver on performance. For low traffic sites like mine, that's perfect.

Our Magento shop is hosted on Nexcess for couple of years. Everything was working well until today morning, when website became unresponsive (

Nexcess support upgraded us to 2.4.8, but told us they can't support the Adobe-recommended infrastructure. They don't support OpenSearch and

If there was a problem with server performance, the standard answer was: "It's a problem with your source code". I think the company just

J O E L △ (@JoelFickson). 21 likes 4 replies. Completely moved all my domains from Namecheap to @Cloudflare and @vercel.

Yikes if true. I moved several valued domains to Cloudflare registrar precisely because I assumed that they'd be better in "rare but extremely unpleasant"

All I got back was a canned response that cloudflare is not actually hosting anything and cannot do anything and will forward my complaint to the ISP that

I moved to namecheap and couldn't be happier. they do a pretty good job for very low prices. The problems I have had they fixed right away.

What is Social Noise?

Social Noise is our real-time feed of what people are publicly saying about web hosting companies across X (Twitter), Reddit, Instagram, TikTok, and other social platforms. We surface genuine user opinions, the good, the bad, and the ugly, so you can see unfiltered feedback before choosing a host.

How do you collect these mentions?

We use automated search tools to monitor social media platforms for posts mentioning hosting companies in our directory. Each mention is classified by sentiment (good, bad, or mixed) and linked back to the original post and the host's profile on Hostlist.

How is sentiment determined?

Each mention is read for its overall meaning, not just for negative or positive keywords, and classified as Good (a positive experience or recommendation, even one that mentions a past problem but concludes satisfied), Bad (a genuine complaint or negative experience), or Mixed/Ugly (a nuanced take with real pros and cons). Posts from a host's own account, and promotional or affiliate copy, are excluded entirely rather than scored.

How often is Social Noise updated?

Social Noise is refreshed daily. We scan for new mentions across all monitored platforms every 24 hours and add them to the feed. The page itself revalidates every 2 minutes to show the latest data.

Can I filter by platform or sentiment?

Yes. Use the filter pills at the top to narrow by platform (X, Instagram, TikTok, Other) or sentiment (Good, Bad, Mixed). Filters can be combined to see, for example, only negative mentions on X.