Best Cheapest hosting for PBN

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I want to build my own PBN and have bought a few good expired domains.

Which hosting provider would you guys suggest for hosting? Each domain will have a different C-class IPs

if you have any suggestions then please share

Thank you
 
I would use several different hosting accounts instead of one provider. Try the companies below for hosting at $20/yr or less.

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HostRush
HostMantis
HostKoala
 
I have 3 PBN Domains all hosted on same shared hosting, but all have unique cloudflare account.
I have written a small tutorial about this but i cant find my post now lol
Basically just use a shared hosting and use unqiue cloudflare accounts for evey domain.
And most important thing is to delete MX records in the cpanel! this will expose your real ip.
That would be the cheapest way. Google wont notice the site. on every nameserver from cloudflare there are million of sites hosted.

Edit: If you made everything correct you can check on http://www.crimeflare.org:82/cfs.html if any ip is leaked
 
Generally people go for all different registrars for domains and different hosting and different themes and different CDN to not have any footprints.

Or, you can go for same shared hosting and go for different free Cloudflare accounts like how Desert90 has said above.
 
Best and cheap doesn't go together most of the time.

If they are real PBNs, then you would have probably spent quite a lot building them. My suggestion is to go with decent shared hosting for each of your PBN. Will increase the lifetime of your PBNs.
 
Priority Prospect

Nothing on the market comes close at the moment.
 
Although it's not the cheapest option, Priority Prospect is top-notch.
At that cost it's much better with premium hosts, more or less same costs as them. Yes, it gives a dashboard and other bells and whistles. At this point it basically boils down to what suits you best considering the price points are same.
 
Priority Prospect
I checked their website and they state dedicated IP but dont say if each IP is different C class. Thats really what matters when building PBN
 
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At that cost it's much better with premium hosts, more or less same costs as them. Yes, it gives a dashboard and other bells and whistles. At this point it basically boils down to what suits you best considering the price points are same.

Their dashboard and system in place makes everything very smooth, easy & safe. Price is higher than others, true but oh boi will you save time (and sanity).

I checked their website and they state dedicated IP but dont say if each IP is different C class. Thats really what matters when building PBN

Sure is.

They have the biggest selection of locations I've seen too.
 
You have planethoster shared hosting plan with different cpanel and ip extender setup which can change your ip to 1000 different ip. Don't use money site just pbn site
 
You have planethoster shared hosting plan with different cpanel and ip extender setup which can change your ip to 1000 different ip. Don't use money site just pbn site
Be careful with those, a real site will never change IP too many times, so that's a flag for PBN and don't get a manual review of your PBN:)
 
Be careful with those, a real site will never change IP too many times, so that's a flag for PBN and don't get a manual review of your PBN:)

It's the same as priority prospect : a shared ip hosting.

Why should i change ip, you just put it once and that it!

You can choose between 1000 ip, they dont change your ip without notice.
 
It's the same as priority prospect : a shared ip hosting.

Why should i change ip, you just put it once and that it!

You can choose between 1000 ip, they dont change your ip without notice.
I read the part where you said IPs can be changed at any time, my bad. There are other networks which had the same set up of shared IPs and where you can change them from your dashboard like rocketips. The issue is all the shared IPs will have hundreds of PBNs hosted and a recipe for disaster. You may make sure your PBN is like a money site but not everyone thinks so and some of the PBNs on the shared IP can be seen by doing a reverse IP search.

If you are using such a service then at least get dedicated IPs so that you don't have a neighbourhood at all else if using shared then its better to go with bigger names in hosting as they would have a large number of money sites on their shared servers, so your PBNs can duck under the radar.
 
+1 for priority prospect, I have been using them from 2 years without any problem.
Their support is awesome, solved couple of my tickets in a day regarding Emails & Private NS.
 
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