So far so good! I've been using the X-Large KVM solution from SSD Nodes for almost one year. For the price I'm getting a VPS several times better resource-wise than the prevoius ones I've used (DigitalOcean, Linode and Vultr). I'm always looking for better deals and offers (that's why I found SSD Nodes in the first place) but it's not been easy finding a better deal for this price. Performance has been stable and support has been responsive. I would recommend it to anyone!

HighEnd Docker friendly VPS - Seriously high Bang/RAM for the buck. SSD nodes offers very fast VPS servers with high bandwidth connectivity and SSD or even NVMe storage. Tons of RAM for very low prices. Customer support will not hold your hand, and sometimes take a couple hours to respond, but they are helpful, friendly and competent. Great to be able to run several docker containers with great performance!

A lot of fake negative reviews here - Mine Positive one is Real. I have had 3 VPSs with SSD Nodes for over a year. I've had zero major problems, and only a few minor problems that were immediately addressed through contacting support. I see a some negative reviews that suggest the positive ones are fake. I think the reverse is true. The negative ones are fake. Part of the reason I believe this is I have owned VPSs, dedicated servers and shared hosting accounts since 2012. I've purchased a few lemons, so I recognize the hallmarks of bad service, providers that are here today and gone soon after. I see none of these warning signs with SSD Nodes. I unreservedly recommend them if you need a bigger VPS with a lot of resources, and you can sign up for a longer term.

Great support and well priced packages Support is always quick to reply to any questions I have. The packages are priced out annually and offer some pretty great savings when compared to other providers. Routine maintenance is always performed with advanced notice and is hardly noticeable. I switched away from shared hosting because the performance and resources couldn't always handle spikes in traffic. With SSD Nodes I've been able to support increases in traffic and better plan how resources are utilized.

A 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