Non existence support Nonexistent support: it's as if someone created an application and abandoned it on autopilot. Or perhaps someone developed this application but doesn't have time to manage their passion project. Cloudcone is just like that: VPS servers on shared resources with absolutely no support. Good luck.

Worsening Service day by day Have been a loyal customer for 3+ years and the level of their service gets worse day by day. Have had an open ticket with the for 7 days. They were not able to identify that the server bandwidth is consumed (for 3 days) although I told them it is consumed and I need to purchase additional bandwidth. Days after they noticed that, no one has replied to me to add the additional bandwidth (paid). My server is down for 8 days already.

I thought this company was pretty good… I thought this company was pretty good but actually for their email hosting 500 emails is really low and when I left I had 18$ in my account but they wont refund it. I guess that money is a parting gift for switching to another email hosting service.

Good price, not so good performance. Whilst server setup and provisioning was relatively quick, and the pricing is competitive, I found the SSH rather unresponsive, and upon further testing, the disk IOPS are all over the place, with the VPS becoming unresponsive at times. Furthermore, the images provided for deployment are outdated, with Ubuntu only being as recent as 18.04, and Arch being an image from 2018 (which meant I had to fight with GPG to upgrade the system to the latest packages) I used my VPS for a total of 27 minutes before giving up. I've had instances ready to go with my docker stack within an hour on Vultr and even DigitalOcean, but this host was still stuck halfway updating the OS before I quit. The tic-tac-toe game when provisioning is a nice touch, but it'd be nicer if the servers performed better.

affordable price with good performance affordable price with good performance. I tested their SC2 services and it was awesome. compared to other providers like DigitalOcean, Vultr, etc they perform excellently. they also have some very nice discounts from time to time. the other thing I like is they pack all the important features together like a cloud firewall, snapshots, auto-backups, etc.