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I understand how the server works. I guess my biggest problem with Ionos is their restrictiveness and their sneaky, 12-month contracts.

Hey guys, I have a problem. My site is deployed to Netlify but every time I change my repository, you can't see the changes on the website

Update: I changed my DNS resolver and it solved the problem. I just changed it to 8.8.8.8.

And customer support? Doesn't exist unless you're on a paid plan. So to summarize: - Sites go down (not just deploys) when you hit credit limits.

That's how I used to host my static sites but then I switched to Netlify because the UX for me as developer was just so much nicer. Maybe

I prefer Vercel much more over Netlify. It is faster, easy to setup and easy to work with. Especially if your projects are React, serverless, or

Netlify trapped me in their new credit system, can't revert, can't upgrade due to a bug, and my whole account is paused. This is a product trust

I just switched to Netlify from GitHub Pages a little under two weeks ago. The process of setting up DNS and switching everything over was

I moved my site from Netlify to Cloudflare Pages. Netlify support confirmed they removed the domain from their system. DNS is fully propagated

Skip to main contentWarning: Vultr (a major cloud provider) is now claiming full perpetual commercial rights over all hosted content : r/selfhosted. Image 1 Go to selfhosted. # Warning: Vultr (a major cloud provider) is now claiming full perpetual commercial rights over all hosted content. If you've

I have a few sites on Vultr. As mentioned, it's completely unmanaged but so far I've been very impressed with it. If you're absolutely set on managed hosting

| | | | --- | | karmakaze on Dec 18, 2024 | parent | context | favorite | on: Vultr Raises $333M at $3.5B Valuation My experience with Vultr has been better than with any of the other smaller VM providers. | | | | | | --- | | TheFreim on Dec 18, 2024 | parent | prev | next ) I've been using Vultr fo

December 13, 2022 - This is a place to discuss everything related to web and cloud hosting. From shared hosting to bare metal servers, and everything in between. Post reviews of your current and past hosts, post questions to the community regarding your needs, or simply offer help to your fellow red

May 27, 2025 - Overall, Vultr seems to be a strong option for experienced developers who are comfortable managing their own infrastructure and are looking for cost-effective VPS solutions . However, for businesses or teams that require responsive human support,

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Awful service from their billing team. The support team is great - but wow the billing team is absolutely awful. They don't know I have several

Easy, great quality and good performance. It's all you need from a managed hosting provider. Kinsta has it all plus the best customer support team I've ever

I keep hearing Kinsta offers excellent performance, great support, and robust features, but I want to make sure I'm not just falling for the marketing hype.

Yeah - I had ICDSoft back in the day. Switched from them to SiteGround but it looks like they have a lot more scalable services now.

Our web developer is hosting our site through siteground which is fine but he mentioned that when we take full management of the website we may

The host my developer uses seems slow, only 100Mbps, vs 1Gbps or the 10Gbps for Siteground. I've been with SG for about 4 years, recently

I wanted to know if anyone has switched from SiteGround to another host that has more hosting space but just as much site security and help/

June 27, 2024 - Yeah only thing they say, it is on my end !!! No help whatsoever and I use to think that hosting was the best thing since sliced bread.

August 24, 2024 - We haven't had any issues with SG Support all these years, we did have some other issues (like CPU overload, inodes, and similar), but with support never. If this can help you - we use this a direct link to SG Help Center:

September 22, 2020 - I highly recommend trying to skip over Cloudflare and repoint your DNS directly to your server to see if it’s a Cloudflare issue or check if your htaccess file somehow got altered. Those are the main issues I usually have. I’m very very happy with SiteGround and have experienced

November 10, 2012 - Siteground says all shared hosting databases are not publicly accessible and I see no exceptions listed. Af for FTP access, there are no FTP accounts setup at all. Has anyone run across this with SG and successfully corrected it? ... I get so frustrated with SiteGround's bloat. I

I have used interserver, had a vps, domains and dns records. It worked perfectly fine. I only once used their support (the domain I bought didn'

Great experience with Interserver, used them for about 2 years without any issues. Their support responses have always been top tier. A few

You can however swap hosting providers at any time. Many providers offer free migration services, if you're not familiar with how to do so

If you're looking to move away from InterServer, I'd recommend either Shock Hosting or Hostinger. I've had a good experience with both

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?

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