Best DDOS Hosting service?

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my site is constantly getting DDOS attacked and I need a host who can have this sorted. Anyone know any of hand??
 
Ovh or online. i prefer online!

And i don't know but maybe with the free plan of cloudflare???
 
hey,
we providing premium DDOS protection on all shared hosting , VPS and Dedicated servers. pm me or mail me at support[at]blueangelhost.com
 
For how long have you been in business with your hosting company blueAngel ?

You could look into cloudflare for DDOS protection as well with liquidweb which I know can handle mass DDOS attacks for legal websites.
 
we are in business since 3 years, and lets say you are getting a DDOS attack of 10GBps or more Cloudflare free protection will not secure you and they will charge you atleast $200/month for each protected website.
On the other hand you buy premium shared hosting plan from us. and you can host unlimited domains and every domain will be protected from DDOS attack.
cost of premium plan is $10.95/m :)
and we have our own hardware firewalls and we are able to protect you from upto 40GBPS of DDOS attack in no additional cost

PS: cloudflare basic (free) protection can hardly protect you from an attack of upto 1GBPS depending on the kind of attack. normally their Free plan will protect you from Level 1 attack.
if you getting Layer 3, or Layer 7 attack then cloudlflare will charge you $200 to $5000 for each protected website.
 
^ You can ask for money back guarantee and try them out if he is describing that thing great.
Ample of hosting companies doesn't allow DDos
 
Can't you set up cloudflare to mitigate those DDOS attacks?
 
Are you hosting an HTTP server or? In that event cloudflare is by far the easiest solution. If you are getting massive HTTP requests from many IPs, most hosts will hardly protect you from that. You need either your own reverse proxy or use a public one such as cloudflare. I don't recommend setting up your own reverse proxy however, if you don't know what you're doing.
 
The best VPS hosting provider with pure SSD drives and true 500Gbps Protection is https://www.linuxssdvps.com . I have my minecraft VPS protected and "I feel good" since its "under" attack from kids every day :D.

Here -> https://www.linuxssdvps.com/hosting/gaming-vps-hosting you can see all their plans and prices .

Currently they are running -31% on their VPS without DDOS .

DDOS protection cost 20? or 15? with coupon .

Features:
- PURE SSD
- 100Mbps International Bandwidth
- 500Gbps Protection available
- OFFSHORE - Hight privacy NO LOGS!
and they accept BITCOINS :D :D <3 <3

Just fund their promotion page : https://www.linuxssdvps.com/halloween/
 
I'd go with cloudflare, they are better at blocking attacks while allowing the good visitors to pass through fine. No other DDoS protected hosting service can do that.
 
I'd go with cloudflare, they are better at blocking attacks while allowing the good visitors to pass through fine. No other DDoS protected hosting service can do that.

Cloudflare does help a ton but is really quite useless if the server behind cloudflare has no protection of it's own.
 
Avoid blueangelhost.com. Your account will be terminated without any valid reason. Also you get frequent ddos attack
 
I've had great success with cloudflare plus you get some nifty site performance boost
 
I have had no issues with using cloudflare, but for a host I would suggest OVH or Online.net they are both pretty good and I have not had any issues with either.
 
For my shared hosting services we have ddos protection through OVH, if you are interested Id be more than happy to help you out. :)
 
I would like to suggest one of the best DDOS hosting service provider , that is go4hosting. It provides services with good uptime, spped , reliablity, scalability , 24*7 support and in affordable price.
 
Try trentahost.com offer 20gbps ddos protection, never had any problems.
 
Ubuntu VPS with properly tuned fail2ban + Cloudflare. I suggest you to try DigitalOcean.
 
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