After being a customer of MonsterMegs… After being a customer of MonsterMegs for over 4 years, I made the decision to take my business elsewhere. For what it's worth, I never had any issues with their hosting services, my sites had zero downtime. If you ever reach out to support though and you're considered to be even the slightest inconvenience to their bottom line, know that their willingness to reasonably work with the customer (in this case, a loyal customer of multiple years) goes out the window. This is a competitive space with plenty of great players. I would encourage any customers in need of or in the process of reevaluating their web hosting provider to do their due diligence and weigh out their options; I've weighed mine and I decided to purchase hosting from the provider I purchased my domains from. I am now paying a fraction of the price, receive great customer service, all while retaining excellent uptime metrics.

The friendly AND VERY helpful tech… The friendly AND VERY helpful tech support! I LOVE MonsterMegs.

No respect for old clients, new clients beware Should have at least offered a single-cPanel multi-domain option (like Siteground) to legacy clients. I'm currently moving all my domains to Siteground which is a painful process and MonsterMegs is responsible for this pain (even though they like to blame it all on cPanel's pricing changes). New clients, beware: In the future, if MM encounters any trouble that would potentially harm their profits, they will immediately try to balance their profits by tremendously increasing their price (in my case, 300%).

I was a buyer of IT services in a past… I was a buyer of IT services in a past life for a big company. I looked at many hosting options to replace GoDaddy who wanted to charge me more for moving from Starlight to Cpanel (like that's my call?) and generally went to hell after Bob Parsons sold it, so I loaded up the truck and moved to MonsterMegs. Never a single regret. You get a very good value, great uptime, great features. However if you are running obscure applications or want handholding, you might want a local expert to augment the support. MM support is responsive but not omnipotent. MM seems to fit with very simple hosting or very experienced clients. Rock solid availability. Softlicious is a mindblowing capability if you've ever had to stand up an application. The technical support response time is very good, but if you are a total noob trying to do advanced things, hire a freelancer to help you.

We bought a semi-independent server We bought a semi-independent server, but for some reason our site speed was slow like shared hosting, even when there were 20-30 visitors, technically there is no comprehensive help and I think the whole team is 1 person. When you want to close a duplicate service, you can never get a refund, I closed the process with 2 years of bad experience and commercial loss. When you want to get a refund, they stop responding, because they didn't delete my credit cards, they plan to get a payment again after 1 year (no, I won't forget and I will complain to the court) Update: Do not be funny! Because you directly deleted my account and you don't even respond via e-mail.