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PebbleHost
High performance, consistent uptime and fast support. Minecraft hosting that just works.
Why can companies not self advertise? That is a dumb rule. I like MinersPlanet or Shockbyte though. You should go with either of those 2. I use MinersPlanet.
If you're in the budget of only $2/GB, you shouldn't be starting a server. On top of that, I'd say Shockbyte if you're trying to keep to a low budget. They're a host who's been around longer than most so they've definitely gotten a large reputation.
- Keep a low budget for more money for developers, how much should I expect for hosting per gb?
- I don't want hosts to self-advertise because if they're complete garbage, they'll advertise using good words, and attractions, but in reality, your running a server on a fired potato, which is not professional.
The host I love, but cannot afford, would be beastnode, I have a passion for they're hosting.
In words for shockbyte, heard some bad mumbo jumbo about they're quality, as of they lag under pressure.
- I don't want hosts to self-advertise because if they're complete garbage, they'll advertise using good words, and attractions, but in reality, your running a server on a fired potato, which is not professional.
The host I love, but cannot afford, would be beastnode, I have a passion for they're hosting.
In words for shockbyte, heard some bad mumbo jumbo about they're quality, as of they lag under pressure.
If you're wanting to ensure quality, raise your budget to $5/GB. Cheaper is not always better and in the case of a server, it's better to go with a more expensive option sometimes. MinersPlanet has a good rep however they're also in that $5/GB range. If you're seeking a middle quality somewhere between Shockbyte and BeastNode, SnowStormServers is a great option. I'd recommend their budget category which I've linked but they might be a suitable option for you.
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