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.

I tried twice to set up an account I tried twice to set up an account. I am new to this sort pay as you go hosting and had questions before starting about possible free account for one week to try. This was ignored. My requests for information before getting started and how much it would cost were also ignored. I was just told give us your money. Poor technical sales staff. I would avoid at all costs. I am sure they will have something to say but they lost a customer who tried twice to engage with them. Fail.

This is my third time reaching out This is my third time reaching out, and each response has left me speechless. In the previous comment, you replied that my account has no issues, but it clearly shows that I cannot log in. You also asked me to submit a ticket, but how can I do that if I can't access my account? Since March 1st, I have been sending emails to their official mailbox every day, and they only replied to me on March 6th, but the problem has not been resolved until now. My whole week has been wasted. As a consumer who pays regularly every month, I am extremely disappointed and angry with the repeated banning of my account and this kind of delaying and neglectful treatment.

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.

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 Furthermore, the images provided for deployment are outdated, with Ubuntu only being as recent as 18.04, and Arch being an image from 2018 (which meant I had to fight with GPG to upgrade the system to the latest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.