Faultless and then some I was previously with Reliable Hosting who were then taken under the wing of Performive, Reliable were as their name suggests Reliable, uptime was excellent, server was stable, support the best in the business by some way. Since being with Performive having changed various details (almost all done by performive) I've found the entire process as seamless as it gets. All in all, I'm happy and then some. If you're thinking of Hosting, Performive should be your first stop.

Excellent performance from an elite company. We've hosted various websites here, on a VPS (virtual private server) going back to about 2001, when the company was National Net. They have grown and grown since, first becoming Total Server Solutions, and now Performive. We've never had a bad moment with them; cannot imagine a better hosting company. Strongly recommend.

Long time and satisfied customer of Performive I have been a customer of Performive for many years and the Support Team there is excellent and has always been there for me with kind and fast assistance and great solutions. I am very grateful to Performive and I always trust that I am in good hands if I ever encounter a technical issue that I can't solve.

Great Support The support staff at Performive have been very helpful. Every time I run into an issue they respond quickly and effectively.

Watch you contracts We inherited a hosting agreement for a company that performive acquired. The contract had auto renewal for a full 3 year period on a purchased hardware hosting agreement. This is hardware now 5 years old but they would not entertain any settlement on the agreement for hardware that is no longer being used. There was no notification that the term of the agreement was expiring, no willingness to work on an amicable solution. I cannot recommend this company when there are so many better options. We will pay until the second term expires and can’t wait to stop wasting money. Update Feb 16. No further contact despite message below. Account managers are fairly non existent. This was the case with TSS as well and worsened with Performive