Best PBN hosting solution right now?

[Brian Alexander]

A lot of my PBN is hosted at MultipleCloud - however their servers are very unstable and they generally have a lot of limitations on server space & bandwidth.

Therefore I'm looking for a new PBN hosting solution.

I have looked at the following:
SiteWyz:
Seems like their service is completely down. I signed up a week ago and their system kept telling me to change nameservers (which I had done). I have attempted to contact their support multiple times but they never reply. A suboptimal service to say the least.

CloudBoss.pro:
I like the fact that I can host a lot of sites with them for very cheap (amazon cloud is cheap as hell) and that every site gets a unique IP.
I am, however, not feeling too confident in the fact that they have a very limited amount of data centers (amazon has ~10 as far as I could understand) which seems like an obvious footprint to me when hosting ~200 PBN's. Therefore I don't feel confident using these guys neither.

What providers do you guys suggest for hosting a PBN of ~200 sites.

 

[Lunaaa]

I'm in some fb group and alot of them say bulkbuyseo is good. I've never tried them so I can't tell you if they are good but check them out

 

[Brian Alexander]

I'm in some fb group and alot of them say bulkbuyseo is good. I've never tried them so I can't tell you if they are good but check them out

I have never heard of them.
And when I search for "bulkbuyseo" on google nothing shows up.

When you mention a service, please mention it in a distinguishable format, eg. "whateverseohost.com"

 

[DigitalCon]

Had terrible experience with multiplecloud too a couple years ago. Its pathetic that they are still the same shit company.
I have used priorityprospect.com and they were good. They are scalable, a little bit pricey for me but have dedicated ips addresses.

What i currently do it contact different not so popular hosting services, ask them to setup different hosting accounts with a few dedicated ip addresses on them. A little pain in arse but worth the effort.

 

[Brian Alexander]

Had terrible experience with multiplecloud too a couple years ago. Its pathetic that they are still the same shit company.
I have used priorityprospect.com and they were good. They are scalable, a little bit pricey for me but have dedicated ips addresses.

What i currently do it contact different not so popular hosting services, ask them to setup different hosting accounts with a few dedicated ip addresses on them. A little pain in arse but worth the effort.

Thanks for your reply.

I signed up to priorityprospect.com (since they don't display their prices in public - which IMO is a very bad sign).
Anyways, it's been stuck at creating a new "network" for the last 30 minutes so I think I will look for another provider.

Contacting different hosting services seems like a good option at lower numbers, but at 200 sites, that simply is not reasonable for me.

 

[DigitalCon]

but at 200 sites, that simply is not reasonable for me.

I actually do it for 500+ sites. It does require a bit of boring work but then what are VA's for?

 

[Lunaaa]

I have never heard of them.
And when I search for "bulkbuyseo" on google nothing shows up.

When you mention a service, please mention it in a distinguishable format, eg. "whateverseohost.com"

Sorry I meant bulk buy hosting

 

[Fear2403]

Sorry I meant bulk buy hosting

it not good when you go more than 20 pbn.lol.just bought 25 account yesterday and only 21/25 ip is unique.so sad.they can't replace new ip too.

 

[Lunaaa]

it not good when you go more than 20 pbn.lol.just bought 25 account yesterday and only 21/25 ip is unique.so sad.they can't replace new ip too.

Did you maybe ask them if they can give you different ips?

 

[Fear2403]

Did you maybe ask them if they can give you different ips?

they said they can't.that is so funny.i think they onlly work with 20 hosting provider.I have no idea why they can sell up to 50 cpanel account.

 

[spiritfly]

I'm currently moving away from hostnine and dreamhost to priorityprospect. I like the simplicity with them and the name servers options. So far so good, but they really are a bit pricey. If you add like 5 domains per IP it may pay off though..

 

[Lunaaa]

they said they can't.that is so funny.i think they onlly work with 20 hosting provider.I have no idea why they can sell up to 50 cpanel account.

hmm thats wierd. ive never used them before but i plan to buy maybe 5. i should be fine

 

[quocnc]

i'm using hostnine, and it's still good

 

[jani01]

I saw some good reviews and offers at WHT forum, I think they have also a dedicated section for this purpose. You may check out there for some good suggestions, too. Best of luck

 

[Nerevar]

Take a look at Easy Blog Networks - our BST on BHW.

 

[djp371]

SiteGround or Hostnine, they have good reviews.

 

[Titans]

+1 for HostNine.

 

[LeanLow]

CloudFlare, Incapsula, EasyBlogNetworks, PriorityProspect.