Fast and reliable crypto vps hosts?

**Krot** · 18-02-25, 10:21

I`m looking for a long term Linux VPS for a few sites.
Budget $ 20 + any taxes if applicable
Min 2 core CPU, Min 2GB Ram, Min 50GB HDD, Min 25GB Traffic
Any established web hosting providers you can recommend?
Is GTHost.com crypto vps host reliable? Will it be worth trying them?
What vps host is better from your views?

Thanks in advance

**Varhoff** · 20-02-25, 14:10

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You will never regret your time with you guys. Money well spent if you ask me.

**Morrocco** · 24-02-25, 07:19

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**Steak** · 25-02-25, 12:29

VPS accounts from libertyvps.net and hostsailor.com are worth your attention.
I've never experienced downtime and for what you pay, the features and everything you get with the plans is 100% worth it. I also am very, very satisfied with the support that they provide. Not only it is extremely fast, but whenever I contact them for help, they do everything they can to help me, so far as to even fix some of the problems for me and then provide me information on how to do it myself if it happens again.

**MR. Paradise** · 27-02-25, 10:02

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**Volfrem** · 04-03-25, 13:32

VPS deals from libertyvps.net and inet.ws are worth every cent you pay for their services.
I am very pleased with the stability of the stack, the technical support I have received, the responsiveness of that support (and the multiple options to get support) and the value received for what I have paid.