Daniel, from Ocity Solutions, has sent in another offer for LowEndBox readers. This exclusive offer requires the coupon code “LEBSC2013“.

Ocity Solutions, Inc. were founded in 2011 as Mineocity Hosting. They’re a registered business in Westchester County, NY, US. We have featured them once before back in June. They own their own servers in their New York location. These SuperMicro servers are made up of the Intel E3-1230v2 CPU, 32GB DDR3 RAM and 4x500GB SATA HDD with RAID-10. According to Daniel, they’re “well respected in Minecraft community for our prices and level of service”. There are a few reviews on their About Page, obviously we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these. If you sign up, please tell us about your experience.

Ocity Solutions accept payments through PayPal and credit cards through Stripe. Refunds can be processed within 5 days of ordering if you have a valid reason for requesting one. Nodes are connected to a 1Gbps network uplink but VPS have virtual 100Mbps ports. Additional IPv4 addresses are available with justification. IPv6 is not provided. IRC is allowed in NY but not Chicago (not for spam/illegal uses) and mail servers are allowed if compliant with CAN-SPAM. Please read the full Terms of Service before you order. In addition to that, you shoudl read the AUP and SLA.

Network Information:

Servers are located with Steadfast in Chicago, Illinois and with ColoCrossing in Buffalo, New York.

Test IP (Buffalo): 192.210.220.62
Speed test files (Buffalo): http://speedtest.buf.ocitysolutions.com/
Test IP (Chicago): 50.31.113.206
Speed test files (Chicago): http://speedtest.chi.ocitysolutions.com/

mpkossen

Maarten Kossen served as the administrator of LowEndBox from 2013 to 2015, playing a key role in guiding the platform during a critical phase of its growth. During his tenure, Maarten introduced numerous improvements, helped shape editorial direction, and contributed to the evolution of LowEndBox as both a resource and a community hub for budget-conscious hosting users.

With a deep understanding of web hosting, server management, and open-source infrastructure, Maarten brought fresh ideas and steady leadership to the site, bridging the gap between the original vision of LowEndAdmin and the future of the platform.

Today, Maarten remains an active and valued member of the LowEndTalk community (@mpkossen), continuing to share his experience, engage in discussions, and support the broader LowEnd ecosystem.