MeanServers VPS Hosting Reviews

MeanServers is registered in the United States and hosts in Denver, Colorado and Los Angeles, California, selling KVM virtual servers, cloud web hosting, dedicated servers, VPS reseller accounts and server management. Denver connectivity is published as Level 3, Comcast, Hurricane Electric, tw Telecom and Cogent. Servers use NVMe, SSD and SAS storage in RAID 10 with Intel Xeon processors, a /64 of IPv6 on every plan, a looking glass and a graded I/O priority that rises as the plan gets smaller. Several lines are published: a budget SSD line from 30 USD a year, an unmanaged line from 15 USD a month, an unmetered line from 29 USD a month, Windows from 19 USD a month, and reseller accounts from 30 USD a month, alongside a 128 MB entry special at 15 USD a year with 1 Xeon core, 5 GB of disk and 75 GB of transfer. The unmanaged NVMe ladder is 1 core, 1 GB and 20 GB for 19 USD a month, 2 cores, 2 GB and 40 GB for 29, 2 cores, 4 GB and 80 GB for 39, 4 cores, 6 GB and 150 GB for 59, and 4 cores, 8 GB and 240 GB for 79, with one to four IPv4 addresses. Add-ons are priced openly: 10 GB of extra disk at 3 USD, 100 GB at 19 USD, 1000 GB at 99 USD, prepaid transfer at 15 USD per 1000 GB, unmetered ports at 50 USD for 10 Mbps, 300 USD for 100 Mbps and 1000 USD for 1000 Mbps, additional IPv4 addresses from 1.50 USD, proactive management from 30 USD and Windows licences from 20 USD. Operating systems offered are CentOS, Debian, Fedora, SuSE, Ubuntu, FreeBSD and Windows, with cPanel, DirectAdmin, SolusVM and WHMCS named. Shared cPanel hosting starts at 2.49 USD a month.