Looking for a new hosting alternative

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AretasIV

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I’m looking for a new hosting alternative. My hosting provider no longer exists. They were also active here on the forum, but that thread has been deleted. It’s unlikely to reappear, given that they’ve deleted their Telegram channel and account.

Now I’m looking for a good alternative.

 

Rufai

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What kind of hosting are you looking for?

 

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AretasIV

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Anything and everything, except for DDoS, porn, and adult content. Mainly copies of pages.

 

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Soulburn89

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You can use digitalocean i think is a good option if you know little bit how to figgle with the settings as is more complex i believe than other optiosn

 

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PrivateAccess

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Do you still have a full backup of the sites and any databases? If the old host has disappeared, I'd check that before picking a replacement. Are you after shared hosting with a control panel, or are you comfortable managing a VPS?

 

CarlosTheGaucho

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Several things that would help in order to be able to pass a recommendation:

- type of site
- traffic volume
- niche
- GEO's targeted
- any special requirements

And what was your previous setup

If you're looking for a more advanced setup with dedicated servers - I can recommend MojoHost.
If this is just a starter hosting, I'm sure there's plenty of alternatives in the marketplace here.

 

MarkAbel

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Good alternative is brixly.uk, they are not expensive and well-supported.

 

nsclock

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If these are mainly copies of pages, I’d first check whether you have a complete backup of both the files and any databases, then test restoring one site before moving everything. For the replacement, I’d compare the actual resource limits, backup retention and restore process, plus how quickly support responds. The right fit also depends on whether the copies are static or need PHP/database support. What control panel and approximate traffic were you using before?

 

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VMHeaven said:

if it's mainly static page copies then honestly a cheap VPS does the job fine. Hetzner is probably the easiest entry point in Europe, solid uptime and you can get something decent for a few euros. BuyVM/Frantech is another good one if you want crypto payments and a provider with years of BHW history. DigitalOcean works too but you're paying more for the brand.

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BuyVM has been out of stock for quite some time now.

 

proxya

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Oct 11, 2026

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webdock

 

Alma McLaughlin

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Look at Hetzner, Hostinger, or Cloudways. Compare uptime, support quality, renewal prices, and backup options before moving your site.