Hostmem is back after a few months with a new exclusive offer for Low End Box! Hostmem has been posted three prior times over the past year, to generally positive feedback. This new offer from Hostmem has two plan options, a 1GB and 2GB KVM VPS based at their Los Angeles datacenter. Hostmem appears to be using the QuadraNet datacenter in Los Angeles which would mean their network connectivity should be Asia optimized.

Their WHOIS is public and you can find their ToS/Legal Docs on their website. They accept Visa, Master Card, American Express, Unionpay, Alipay and Wechatpay as payment methods.

As always we’re interested in hearing your feedback so feel free to comment in the comments section below.

Here’s what they had to say about their company:

“Hostmem.com is a new web hosting provider which is designated to provide reliable web hosting environment to small and medium size users. Our projected client numbers will be kept between 500 and 700 users to ensure we have enough resources to accommodate all users. We introduce self-developed control panel DuduVM as our backend user interface. We specifically designed this interface that allows clients to pay for what they use and they can adjust resources as needed.”

Here’s the offer: 

QuadraNet Enterprise LLC 6171 W. Century Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90045
Test IPv4: 64.188.14.148 (Asian optimization)
Test IPv6: 2607:fcd0:fa80:2a11::1
Test file: https://la-qn.lg.hostmem.com/100MB.test
Looking glass: https://la-qn.lg.hostmem.com/

Host Node Specifications:

Please let us know if you have any questions/comments and enjoy!

Jon Biloh

Jon Biloh is the owner and operator of LowEndBox and LowEndTalk, two of the most recognized platforms in the global web hosting and infrastructure community. With nearly two decades of experience in the IT industry, Jon has spent his career building, growing, and acquiring internet infrastructure companies, with a focus on affordability, transparency, and performance.

Before acquiring LowEndBox and LowEndTalk, Jon was involved in founding and scaling several hosting-related ventures, from bare-metal data center operations to high-volume cloud platforms. His hands-on understanding of both the business and technical sides of infrastructure has shaped his approach to community building and editorial strategy.

Today, Jon’s mission is to modernize and expand the LowEnd ecosystem while staying true to its roots: serving developers, small businesses, and independent providers who value control, value, and community. Under his leadership, LowEndBox is evolving into more than just a deals site, it’s becoming a resource hub, media platform, and discovery engine for DIY hosting enthusiasts and indie cloud providers.

When he’s not working on platform improvements, Jon can be found engaging with users on LowEndTalk (@jbiloh), collaborating with providers, and exploring new ways to support the next generation of internet builders.