Seeking web hosting for PBN with IP from different sub networks

[alecsander]

I need web hosting for 30 PBN domains. Each domain must have IP from different C-subnetworks. Price?

 

[NetShop ISP]

I think you will need multiple accounts from multiple companies for this. What is the average size of the accounts?

 

[stromind]

You might need to host them with multiple hosting providers.

 

[Diplomat]

I need web hosting for 30 PBN domains. Each domain must have IP from different C-subnetworks. Price?

You can find different service providers from the hosting marketplace: https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/hosting.196/

Pricing will vary, as you can get shared IP addresses for about $2 a month and dedicated IP addresses for about $3 per month.

 

[zakservers]

I would suggest you to get hosting from different sellers, for each of your domain name, this way you can get different subnet IP's for each hosted domain.

 

[alecsander]

I would suggest you to get hosting from different sellers, for each of your domain name, this way you can get different subnet IP's for each hosted domain.

It's hard to administer multiple hosting accounts

 

[zakservers]

Actually that would be your safe option, as a single hosting company might offer you like maximum of 2 or 3 different subnets IP accounts, that will also be difficult if you are buying shared hosting accounts, so you might want to slowly get up with it, like first buy 15 hosting accounts from 15 different hosting providers and then move on to next 15, till you have your target, rather than doing a single time signup with all of them.

 

[David Willson]

For 30 sites needing IPs from different C-subnets, standard hosting won't work. You'll need either many cheap VPS instances or a specialized provider that handles this. This gets expensive fast. Check the marketplace here, but be ready for a higher price tag than regular hosting.

 

[AdSavvy]

yes saw the thread — for a PBN you’ll want hosts where each domain has a unique IP and subnet so footprints don’t overlap. folks say mix up hosting companies/locations, use proxies, and avoid putting all domains on same server.