If you want to span the globe with one provider, ProwHost may be just the ticket.
They offer service in Virginia, Oregon, Ohio, Singapore, London, Frankfurt , Mumbai, Paris, Seoul, Ireland, Tokyo, Montreal, and Sydney, with VPS prices starting at $1.83/month on annual commit.
Their Terms of Service is available on their web site. They accept Paypal, Credit Card, Bitcoin.
Here’s a little about ProwHost in their own words:
“ProwHost was established in 2020. Aiming to gain an important share in the web hosting and cloud server sector since its establishment, ProwHost continues on its way with sure steps.”
The LEB community thrives on reports from our readers about the companies they patronize, so please comment below about your experience with ProwHost.
Now read more to see the offers!
Linux VPS
Linux 512MB
| Linux 1GB
| Linux 2GB
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Linux 4GB
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Windows VPS
Windows 1GB
| Windows 2GB
| Windows 4GB
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NETWORK INFO:
- Locations : Virginia, Oregon, Ohio, Singapore, London, Frankfurt , Mumbai, Paris, Seoul, Ireland, Tokyo, Montreal, Sydney
- All Location Looking Glass : https://lg.prowhost.com/
HOST NODE INFO:
- 2x Intel Xeon E5-2686
- 256 GB RAM
- 4x 1TB SSD
- Hardware RAID10
- 1Gbps uplink
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Hey uhh, just for what it’s worth I went for this deal and it’s literally just AWS EC2.
I now plan to just max it out as constantly as possible to ideally cost Amazon more than I paid.
Thanks for sharing this information to other users! :)