Stay away from this Company! Our company was leasing a IPv4 Subnet at HostUS. At first everything was going great until they received a fake screenshot of someone impersonating us on Discord that stated that we allow Scanning. Without any confirmation that the Screenshot was legitimate, they instantly terminated our Subnet leaving us behind with a revoked route and a COMPLETELY OFFLINE NETWORK. We tried to talk with the Company but with no success. We delivered argument after argument and at the end they just deleted our WHMCS Account because they knew we are in the right. Please stay away from this company if you really want to create something serious and expect people that want to ruin your business. Additionally they have no idea from Networking whatsoever, didn't read our Messages properly after asking the question that was clearly answered in one of our previous Messages.

Very bad servers Very bad servers, they throttle FTP connections, so even if you generate a backup via CPanel, good luck trying to download it and moving away from their crappy servers! The server interrupts the download and then you have to start over and over and over... very very crappy idea. You get what you pay for!

They don't answer emails They don't answer emails. I was not able to cancel my subscription and try to recharge me for renewal. I have a sent report but they claim that they didn't receive a email. Be aware. I make a claim for paypal and make also a chargeback on my bank account so I got already my money back. Lets see how paypal will handle this.

Good deals I work with HostUS as a LIR service, who allows to rent IPv4 and IPv6 subnets. The prices are good, the quality is excellent. Support team is friednly and never ignored my messages in the tickets. Now I rented some subnets, and use them on my hosting.

Low price, great performance, good support I have had a sub-rock-bottom price OpenVZ VPS with HostUS for a little over three years. In the beginning, there were some performance issues at certain times of day because of other users on the node, but in time, with quite a bit of effort on their part, the problems were resolved. Since then it's been smooth sailing, with hardly any downtime, crisp performance (slight slowdowns every once in a while), and an almost transparent conversion to OpenVZ 7, which they handled completely. My application uses very little resources, and a more demanding one might run into problems, but based on my experience, I would highly recommend HostUS for such usage.