Best PBN hosting

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Looking for best PBN hosting service

I know some would advise to host on real hosting sites, but i would prefer some kind of service where they provide real host IPs and nameservers as it is much easy to manage all domains in a single platform
 
Gonna quote myself on this, as this has been discussed quite a lot lately.

You want a truly unique hosting approach that leaves no footprints in the proverbial sand for Google to find. The one solution to this is cloud hosting.

I'd recommend you look into cloud hosting providers, like:
  • Digitalocean.com (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
  • Vultr.com (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet - sometimes you can grab droplets for 2.50$ even, but they are rare)
  • Linode.com (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
  • Rackspace.com (starts at $10 / month for a small droplet)
  • Cloudways.com (managed DO/Vultr hosting, more expensive at starts at $10 / month - but it's easier to set up and managed, which is a big plus).
  • Amazon AWS
These companies offer very afforadble droplets on truly unique IPs that are not shared with any other website or even worse PBN site. They are cheap, "relatively" easy to set up and easy to scale & manage.

But the biggest advantage of cloud hosting is that you can host each PBN site on a truly unique IP that is not shared with any other sites + you can use their nameservers, which are used by thousands of other sites and apps.

Make sure to keep an eye on additional footprints, like:
  • Hosted on unique and truly dedicated IPs (see above)
  • Not using any custom nameservers (see above)
  • Registered with a variety of reputable registrars (not all on the same date and not with dropcatch providers, they should use big ones like GoDaddy, Namecheap, Name etc.)
  • Niche relevant sites with topical relevance in mind
  • No thin or spun content is being used for the posts - unique content all the way.
  • Customized with a unique logo
  • Customized with unique about us, contact us and legal paper (privacy policy / ToS)
  • Customized with a cookie banner (no GDPR compliance = big footprint)
  • Using a variety of themes or at least differ in the way they look
  • Not blocking bots (yep, we said it... sue us lol)
  • Having proper Whois Privacy (in times of GDPR this is a privilege and not a footprint)
  • Not interlinked in any way
  • Using the right homepage version (root or www not both)
  • Use internal links
 
Gonna quote myself on this, as this has been discussed quite a lot lately.

You want a truly unique hosting approach that leaves no footprints in the proverbial sand for Google to find. The one solution to this is cloud hosting.

I'd recommend you look into cloud hosting providers, like:
  • Digitalocean.com (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
  • Vultr.com (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet - sometimes you can grab droplets for 2.50$ even, but they are rare)
  • Linode.com (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
  • Rackspace.com (starts at $10 / month for a small droplet)
  • Cloudways.com (managed DO/Vultr hosting, more expensive at starts at $10 / month - but it's easier to set up and managed, which is a big plus).
  • Amazon AWS
These companies offer very afforadble droplets on truly unique IPs that are not shared with any other website or even worse PBN site. They are cheap, "relatively" easy to set up and easy to scale & manage.

But the biggest advantage of cloud hosting is that you can host each PBN site on a truly unique IP that is not shared with any other sites + you can use their nameservers, which are used by thousands of other sites and apps.

Make sure to keep an eye on additional footprints, like:
  • Hosted on unique and truly dedicated IPs (see above)
  • Not using any custom nameservers (see above)
  • Registered with a variety of reputable registrars (not all on the same date and not with dropcatch providers, they should use big ones like GoDaddy, Namecheap, Name etc.)
  • Niche relevant sites with topical relevance in mind
  • No thin or spun content is being used for the posts - unique content all the way.
  • Customized with a unique logo
  • Customized with unique about us, contact us and legal paper (privacy policy / ToS)
  • Customized with a cookie banner (no GDPR compliance = big footprint)
  • Using a variety of themes or at least differ in the way they look
  • Not blocking bots (yep, we said it... sue us lol)
  • Having proper Whois Privacy (in times of GDPR this is a privilege and not a footprint)
  • Not interlinked in any way
  • Using the right homepage version (root or www not both)
  • Use internal links

I agree with everything, but gdpr notification is not required and content can be spun garbage.

For themes, there are theme creators that let you create very distinctive themes either for wordpress or html. Also you can use pbns as splogs and get more traffic from your pbnsplogs sites.

I like "drip feeding" pbn register dates for 2-3 months.
 
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