The Hosting Reviews

1. Taylor

   10 days ago
   Easy Control Panel and Responsive Support

   I moved my small online store here a month ago, mostly because of the fast setup they promised. The VPS was up and running in about 10 minutes, and I got NVMe storage with a 10 Gbps port as listed. I had to contact support once late at night about SSL, and they replied quickly with clear steps. So far, everything works steadily without random downtime, and the control panel is easy to use.

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2. NoahCartwright

   11 days ago

   My experience with THE.Hosting these past months has been outstanding. Their user-friendly control panel simplifies website management, and blazing-fast servers guarantee exceptional uptime. Support, while sometimes a bit slow to respond, is always accessible, a huge advantage. Coupled with their competitive rates, THE.Hosting offers unbeatable value for reliable, high-speed hosting. I highly recommend their services.

3. GeorgM33

   4 months ago

   I chose PQ.Hosting for my e-commerce project, and I’m genuinely impressed. I went with their Ruthenium VPS plan: 2 CPU cores, 4 GB RAM, 50 GB NVMe storage, Netherlands data center. The 10 Gbps port speed delivers—my site loads incredibly fast, even during traffic spikes. Setup took under 15 minutes, and the ISPmanager panel is user-friendly for managing my setup. Crypto payment options were a nice touch. Ivan Neculiti’s team clearly prioritizes quality. Their Tier III data centers ensure rock-solid uptime—no outages in three months. Support is top-notch; 24/7 live chat resolved my DNS issue in minutes, though ticket responses for non-urgent matters could be quicker. My only complaint is the lack of automatic backups, so I set up my own. PQ.Hosting’s performance and friendly support make it a reliable choice. Highly recommend for anyone needing a robust VPS!

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• Ask HN: Google migrated Google Workspace billing to Squrespace, now what?

  I wanted to like Porkbun but failed to buy a .io domain through them because of technical problems on their end. Their website is also a bit programmer-y and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone non-technical. (Eg UX of login flow includes "Leave password blank if using a passkey or passwordless login.") I ended up using http://hover.com. - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

• What registrar is better than LetsHost?

  For my .ie domains I use blacknight, hate it but cant be bothered to change, for everything else I use hover.com. They havnt caused me any problems but I don't actually use them for dns thats just where buy the domain. Source: over 2 years ago

• How to setup two domains for use with Polylang?

  Hey, I am currently creating a multilingual website with Polylang and I want to use two domains. How do I need to setup the domains for it to work? I bought the domains on hover.com and I use Siteground as my hoster, so I changed the nameservers from hover to Siteground for both domains. What else do I need to setup and where exactly? Is this forum the right one to ask for this? If not which one is? Source: almost 3 years ago

• Can't get emails working

  At first I was trying to get the hover.com emails to work but their support even recommended going with someone else so I went with MailGun but now I feel like I've either done something wrong from the beginning and need to redo it all or I simply just don't understand what it is I need to do. Source: almost 3 years ago

• Author Website

  Beware of "free" domain names or hosting with domain name. It's important that you and you only, control your domain name. If you get a "free" name with a hosting service, you may be tied to that service, no matter how lousy or expensive they become, because they control your domain name. I'm a semi-retired web developer. I recommend hover.com for domain names and Siteground.com for WordPress hosting. And... Source: about 3 years ago