SecureDragon VPS Hosting Reviews

North America

SecureDragon

Listed since 2026

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System status & uptime

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SecureDragon has not opted into network monitoring, so we publish no uptime figures for it. That is a choice about measurement, not a judgement about reliability.

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About SecureDragon

Secure Dragon LLC is registered in Pinellas Park, Florida, states it has hosted services since 2010, and sells OpenVZ and KVM virtual servers, storage VPS, backup accounts, cPanel hosting and colocation from six strategic United States locations in SSAE and SAS audited data centres with redundant network and power; Tampa is the location named on its plan tables and public network tests are offered. Servers use SSD in RAID 5 with Intel Xeon processors, a dedicated IPv4 address, a /64 block of IPv6 and 1 Gbps ports, managed through Wyvern, a control panel written in house. OpenVZ starts at 2.99 USD a month and KVM at 4.99 USD a month, with the KVM ladder running 1 GB with 2 cores, 20 GB and 2000 GB of transfer at 4.99, 2 GB with 4 cores, 40 GB and 4000 GB at 9.99, 3 GB with 4 cores, 60 GB and 5000 GB at 14.99, 4 GB with 4 cores, 80 GB and 6000 GB at 19.99, 8 GB with 6 cores, 160 GB and 8000 GB at 39.99, and 16 GB with 8 cores, 320 GB and 10000 GB at 79.99. A storage line on RAID 5 with 1 GB of RAM and one core runs 100 GB with 400 GB of transfer at 24.99 USD a year, 250 GB with 1 TB at 2.99 a month, 500 GB with 2 TB at 3.99, 750 GB with 3 TB at 4.99 and 1000 GB with 4 TB at 5.99, and backup accounts with FTP, SFTP, SCP, rsync and SSH on unmetered 1 Gbps start at 24.99 USD a year. Ancillary fees are published in the terms, including a 5 USD reactivation fee, 5 USD per GB of transfer overage, 1 USD per GB for backup retrieval, colocation at 10 USD per rack unit and 20 USD per amp, remote hands at 150 USD an hour and advanced support at 25 USD an hour. Payment is PayPal and card. The provider advertises a 99.9% network uptime guarantee and a 7-day money-back guarantee.

Key features

Control panel included
Money-back guarantee

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Cost-effectiveness
  • Scalable Storage
  • Root Access

Cons

  • Limited Server Locations

Entry configuration

The starting plan we track for this provider. Full plan ranges live on their site.

Plan vCPU RAM Storage Bandwidth Virt. Price
Entry 2 vCPU 1024 MB 20 GB 1 Gbps KVM Virtualization, OpenVZ $2.99/mo

Datacenter locations

1 city · 1 region

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North America 1 city

Tampa, United States

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