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Namecheap is the only one who can suspend their domain before they can move to another registrar and the problem will be solved. Godaddy was not

Left GoDaddy for good today, moved my last 2 domains to Namecheap. If you're still on GoDaddy in 2026, what's keeping you there?

For myself, I switched from NameCheap to a dual host setup split between SimpleSonic and NameCrane. My sites are all on the low side, and I

Suppose he switched to Namecheap and makes a third of his current revenue. Because of this change, the site operates at a loss and he is eventually forced

After approximately 18 years with Namecheap, as of today, I have transferred out all of my client's domains from Namecheap to another domain name registrar.

I switched my personal domains from Namecheap to Hover a couple weeks ago and have had no problems. Their support is phenomenal if you need

Namecheap got bought by private equity fairly recently, so i switched away from them. Wouldn't recommend starting with them just in time

OVHcloud opinions r/webhosting - 4 upvotes, 18 comments Hello there ! I have being working on a little social media platform for my uni students for a while now and I will probably deploy it sooner than later. I have been looking into hosting services, mainly VPS services, and I have for the most pa

OVHcloud is a joke ... I've been choosing between ovhcloud, hetzner and netcup and decided to give it a try for ovhcloud. As a nice bonus there

Reviews on OVHCloud for running a production ERP software r/VPS - 4 upvotes, 16 comments Hi, What are the users experiences on OVHcloud? I just need a Ubuntu VPS with very minimal specs, 2vcpu, 4gb RAM, 50gb ssd. Preffered location is in India. Ovhcloud provides better offer on the specified specs.

Recommend 70% 7/10 Overall, I would recommend OVH Cloud as a solid choice for businesses looking for reliable and affordable hosting services hosted and owned

Any InterServer representative here? - Service Cancelled without Notification r/webhosting - 2 upvotes, 3 comments Hey guys, So we just got an email from interserver.net saying our web hosting service was cancelled... out of nowhere. no warning, no notification, nothing. We emailed them right away a

don't recommend interserver if you have serious business running. r/VPS - 12 upvotes, 12 comments I currently manage 10+ servers across various providers without any issues, but my recent experience with InterServer has been a total disaster. If you care about your brand value or uptime, stay away.

All the pvp focus has moved to interserver spaces. Nebula bosses and upcoming interserver siege means that putting effort into having a fun

I moved one of my servers over to test things out before migrating the other six. moving my small static web hosting to Interserver

*As of March 2026* It's important to look beyond the introductory promotional rates and review the standard renewal fees for hosting plan The long-term cost is normally significantly higher |Company|Monthly Price|Storage| |:-|:-|:-| |GoDaddy|$11.99|25 GB| |Hostinger|$10.99|20 GB| |Bluehost|$9.99|1…

*As of March 2026* It's important to look beyond the introductory promotional rates and review the standard renewal fees for hosting plan The long-term cost is normally significantly higher |Company|Monthly Price|Storage| |:-|:-|:-| |GoDaddy|$11.99|25 GB| |Hostinger|$10.99|20 GB| |Bluehost|$9.99|1…

Hostinger charges $29 to migrate a website from Hostinger to Hostinger r/Hosting - 0 upvotes, 10 comments I bought a hosting plan from Hostinger earlier and noticed two things pretty quickly: my actual resource usage was extremely low, and the renewal price was unreasonably high. So I decided to buy

Move from Hostinger r/Hostinger - 4 upvotes, 33 comments Hostinger is not what I expected and want to move my website to another hosting company - is this easy to do?

You can unlink the domain from your website without losing emails, as long as you don't remove the domain from Hostinger or change the MX

Migrating from one Hostinger acc to a new one r/Hostinger - 4 upvotes, 6 comments TL;DR: My client wants full ownership so I'm creating a new Hostinger account and migrating his website to there. So my client, lets call him Jeremy, wants me to move the website to a new account. I am afraid to mess i

I am switching my VPS from Vultr to Hostinger I know everyone loves Hetzner but I think the Hostinger plans are fairly similar

BlueHost = Bubonic Plague r/webhosting - 43 upvotes, 37 comments I joined Reddit today just to be able to leave an honest review about Blue Host. If you have a WordPress site - avoid them like the bubonic plague. Constant downtime or incredibly slow load times. The customer service and tech help is

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Overall, I would recommend Bluehost services to anyone looking for web hosting service. They are easy to contact and quick to provide advice.

Bluehost web hosting is a scam (U.S review) r/Hosting - 8 upvotes, 20 comments I have installed 20 + websites on hosting companies such as GoDaddy, Bluehost, Hostmonster, ventraip, in-motion, and I assume one or two others. My first experience with Bluehost was a site I installed that within three h

Hello, I'm looking to switch from BH to NixiHost and need advice, please. BH just charged me $750 renewal fee for 3 years.

“ Just switched to Bluehost for my website hosting, and I'm impressed with the seamless setup process and reliable uptime! Their customer support is top-notch

February 16, 2024 - I moved redis to the linux box which mostly solved the problem. But every now and then smtpd + unbound + dovecot would use up most and the RAM, and then the periodic scans would take it over the limit and freeze the box though. I'll moving redis back to the FreeBSD jail once I'm

November 3, 2009 - PLEASE, web hosting companies, get the point, we want constant communications, even if you have nothing new to report. WE are smart too, let us know what you're trying, what's working, what's not, maybe your USERS can help you fix the problem · A lot of shops run with minimal staf

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.