We haven’t had Little Creek Hosting on since last August…and that’s too long!
You’ll certainly agree when you see the deal they shared on LowEndTalk earlier this week:
- 4-core CPU
- 4GB RAM
- 6TB bandwidth
- Durham, North Carolina (US East Coast)
- …only $3.50/month!
You’d pay $24 a month for that at DigitalOcean and you still wouldn’t get as much bandwidth!
If you want to add DirectAdmin, it’s about $1/month extra.
And if you read the thread, you’ll find out how to turn that 6TB bandwidth into 12TB!
These are screaming good deals so I’d jump on them ASAP. The thread has full details – good luck and enjoy!
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just stopping in to say im running a rust server on their 8gb plan, and its more stable and reliable than a majority of game server renting services that charge the same price for less ram.
Thanks for sharing your positive experience, William!