Philip Giddey
GBCompetitive prices from SSD Nodes I have been in the tech market for long so I know how the system works that's why I have to give SSD Nodes credits for still providing competitive prices. I have few different servers with them till now few downtime that was quickly resolved. Their customer support was quickly available for help.
Jonathan Pritchard
GBThey're keeping my money for a service I'm not using. ssdnodes seemed reputable so I signed up for a several-year engagement. After having a rough start and their service not fitting my needs, I decided to cancel. At that point they gave me a credit on an account that I won't be using. They refuse to give me a refund saying that I'm past the 14 day trial and then trying to explain their profitability calculations as an excuse for not refunding money they're keeping while not providing a service that I'm using. In my book that's called stealing and I'd had for anyone that I care about to have this same experience. Do not use them. Stay away.
Rob F.
GBGreat servers and service I've purchased several unmanaged VPSs from them since April 2016. My needs have changed and I only maintain one right now, but if they started offering more servers in an area that works for my sites, I'd buy one or two more if the opportunity arose. I don't think I could be happier with how my servers performed.
Konstantin
RUCustomer since August, 2013 I am with SSD Nodes since August, 2013 - since the SSD-powered hosting dawn. The results of test runs on their VMs were quite encouraging; finally, I became their customer, and am quite satisfied. Both service quality and support are quite reliable and adequate. I like getting support response in, usually, less than an hour, even if it's not a matter of life and death. Currently I keep two VMs ("Mu" and "KVM small"), both used to host sites. Uptime and reliability are excellent. I also appreciate that the company offers something new several times a year.
seenu vas
INA new low to SSDnodes A new low to SSDnodes Already they are known to be faking SSD as RAM and giving too much (too good to be true) RAM to people and now they went new low by giving only ipv6 for new vps where as their sales page says "Root access and a dedicated public IP" without mentioning it is v4 or v6. their home page and sales page doesn't mention about not giving ipv4 but their order page asks extra money for ipv4