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Does anyone know a solid PBN hosting provider? I am after A class ips and preferbaly someone that uses real hosting companies etc. I have about 100 domains I want to set up
 
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Every PBN hosting has some flaws. Few Good ones in my list are : ebn/bulkbuy/cloudboss/priorityprospect/seekahost/LaunchCDN/pbnpilot/pbn.hosting
IMO Individual hosts are best : Hotspapa | BlueHost | JustHost | Hostgator | Green Geeks | A Small Orange | Fatcow | iPage and many more
 
There are some PBN providers that do use individual hosts. I was after one of these, can you help?
 
Hostgator can be good choice for this.
 
allsystems said:
Does anyone know a solid PBN hosting provider? I am after A class ips and preferbaly someone that uses real hosting companies etc. I have about 100 domains I want to set up
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100 domains are pretty easy to set up and manage. Remember, that hosting is the essence, the bread and butter of any PBN. Don't cheap out on hosting.

In my opinion, there’s only one secure and safe way to host your PBNs.

That is cloud hosting.

The biggest provider of robust cloud hostings that we use frequently for our PBNs are:
  • Digital Ocean (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
  • Vultr (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet - sometimes you can grab droplets for 2.50$ even, but they are rare)
  • Linode (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
  • Rackspace (starts at $10 / month for a small droplet)
  • Cloudways (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).
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. Cloud hosting can offer huge IP diversity without footprints.

A small droplet is 5$ / month + 1$ for backups. For 100 domains you won't pay more than $600 / month in hosting, which is a steal, imo.

Dont go with:

  • PBN hosting: These vendors boast with footprint free cloud hosting and shine with cheap prices (<2$ per site), but what many of those won’t tell you, is that you will share the IP with many other PBN sites. A huuuge footprint. You wouldn't want that, right?
  • Shared Hosting: can work, but hard to scale and a nightmare to manage. Plus it's not really cheaper in comparison to cloud hosting.
  • VPS + (cloaked/cloudflare'd) IPs: Ugh, just don't do it.
 
What about Easy Blog Networks? It looks like these use Cloud Hosting and use hosting from big hosting companies. It isn't exactly cheap and looks a good solution. What do you think?
 
janist said:
100 domains are pretty easy to set up and manage. Remember, that hosting is the essence, the bread and butter of any PBN. Don't cheap out on hosting.

In my opinion, there’s only one secure and safe way to host your PBNs.

That is cloud hosting.

The biggest provider of robust cloud hostings that we use frequently for our PBNs are:
  • Digital Ocean (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
  • Vultr (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet - sometimes you can grab droplets for 2.50$ even, but they are rare)
  • Linode (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
  • Rackspace (starts at $10 / month for a small droplet)
  • Cloudways (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).
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. Cloud hosting can offer huge IP diversity without footprints.

A small droplet is 5$ / month + 1$ for backups. For 100 domains you won't pay more than $600 / month in hosting, which is a steal, imo.

Dont go with:

  • PBN hosting: These vendors boast with footprint free cloud hosting and shine with cheap prices (<2$ per site), but what many of those won’t tell you, is that you will share the IP with many other PBN sites. A huuuge footprint. You wouldn't want that, right?
  • Shared Hosting: can work, but hard to scale and a nightmare to manage. Plus it's not really cheaper in comparison to cloud hosting.
  • VPS + (cloaked/cloudflare'd) IPs: Ugh, just don't do it.
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What about AWS? With there free micro-tier for 1 year? then after that its like $3/month
 
Easy blog networks is pretty decent and affordable. Alternatively you can manage your own hosting accounts - this is a little more robust because you are doing your own thing rather than being grouped in with every other PBN provider. In However, it requires a lot more work managing your own hosting network.
 
I use priority prospect, and the only thing bad about them is how much they make the competition suck!

Seriously, if you want to start off small, they will charge you however many Ip's you need, and as you build up to 100, they will be all easy to manage within your dashboard.

Dedicated IP's available, but they also have cheaper shared options.
 
I have bitten the bullet and gone with easy blog networks. Ill keep you updated on progress.
 
janist said:
100 domains are pretty easy to set up and manage. Remember, that hosting is the essence, the bread and butter of any PBN. Don't cheap out on hosting.

In my opinion, there’s only one secure and safe way to host your PBNs.

That is cloud hosting.

The biggest provider of robust cloud hostings that we use frequently for our PBNs are:
  • Digital Ocean (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
  • Vultr (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet - sometimes you can grab droplets for 2.50$ even, but they are rare)
  • Linode (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
  • Rackspace (starts at $10 / month for a small droplet)
  • Cloudways (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).
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. Cloud hosting can offer huge IP diversity without footprints.

A small droplet is 5$ / month + 1$ for backups. For 100 domains you won't pay more than $600 / month in hosting, which is a steal, imo.

Dont go with:

  • PBN hosting: These vendors boast with footprint free cloud hosting and shine with cheap prices (<2$ per site), but what many of those won’t tell you, is that you will share the IP with many other PBN sites. A huuuge footprint. You wouldn't want that, right?
  • Shared Hosting: can work, but hard to scale and a nightmare to manage. Plus it's not really cheaper in comparison to cloud hosting.
  • VPS + (cloaked/cloudflare'd) IPs: Ugh, just don't do it.
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How would I go around using DO droplets with different nameservers? They provide their own nameservers, and if I use the same nameservers on all the domains, wouldn't that raise a red flag? Even if I use Cloudflare on all the domains, it would be bad. So, how do you suggest that I use DO droplets for PBN hosting? :)
 
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