Serverhub VPS Hosting Reviews

ServerHub is registered in the United States, states it has traded since 2011, and sells dedicated servers, VPS, cloud hosting, colocation and IaaS from Chicago, Seattle, Dallas and Phoenix in the United States and Frankfurt in Germany, on Intel Xeon E5 and Scalable dual processor hardware with SSD in RAID 10 on a 10 Gigabit network link, IPv6, an out-of-band console and a looking glass. Two virtual lines are published. The pure SSD KVM ladder is 1 GB of memory, 2 cores, 50 GB of disk and 1 TB of transfer for 5 USD a month, 1 GB with 3 cores, 80 GB and 2 TB for 10, 4 GB with 4 cores, 120 GB and 3 TB for 15, 6 GB with 4 cores, 200 GB and 5 TB for 25, 8 GB with 6 cores, 250 GB and 10 TB for 45, 16 GB with 6 cores, 320 GB and 10 TB for 65 with a cPanel Cloud Solo licence included, 32 GB with 8 cores, 480 GB and 10 TB for 85, and 64 GB with 8 cores, 720 GB and 20 TB for 170. An SSD cached high-volume ladder trades speed for capacity, running 512 MB with 500 GB of disk for 5 USD a month up to 64 GB with 7 TB of disk and 9 TB of transfer for 140. Dedicated servers are published from 359 USD a month for a Xeon E5-2637 v2 with 64 GB and four 4 TB disks on 100 TB of bandwidth, to 999 USD for a Xeon E5-2690 v2 with 512 GB and twelve 10 TB disks. Additional bandwidth is priced openly at 20 USD per TB up to 9 TB, 169 USD per 10 TB and 899 USD per 100 TB, with 100 Mbps and 1 Gbps unmetered ports quoted on request. Images offered are CentOS, Debian, Fedora and Ubuntu, with cPanel available. Bitcoin is accepted and PayPal is offered. Large-storage plans are offered for running a full node and GPU servers are listed. The provider advertises an uptime figure of 99.999% and a toll-free United States support line.