Stuck with netly, couldn't leave! The services are absolutely FREE which allows young students like me who do not have access to payment methosd to use the services and allows us to learn more about computers, especially nodejs.

Not bad hosting I write this message because I use this hosting many time and i didn't have any problems.

I really like this hosting service. I really like this hosting service. Starting from the staff. The staff is really nice. Unlike other hosting services, they answer your ticket immediately. They are also very polite and respectful towards you. Next, the nodes. The nodes are OK, as long as you choose the right ones. The reason why I give a 4-star rating and not a 5 is because the panel and FTP sometimes have trouble connecting. Also, the nodes are a little bit laggy, but that's all OK. The amount of time is very short, but the staff told me it was the "Anti-DDoS". It's understandable. Next, the uptime and maintenance. The uptime is really good. The maintenance is very minimal, so you can enjoy your 24/7 server without being concerned. Surely, there will be some maintenance, but that's all normal. All hosting services need maintenance. Now, the real question: would I reccomend Netly to anyone? Short answer: yes Long answer: I would recommend it, as long as they don't need to host a network, because that would lag the node. Robert.

My honest review The best 24/7 server hosting and maybe also the performance better then some paid host, i been use this to host my discord bot and minecraft server for 1 months and if it has downtime it just like 10 minutes and it will be fixed, the owner is not human ig but ya its my honest review to Netly.gg

Could be better Could be better. They have free plans but they don't give much CPU and if you want more you have to pay overpriced prices, for example, 6$ gives you ONE CPU CORE with that much money you could buy from other competitors with way better uptime, reputation, and experience and those competitors give you much more for 6$ like 6GB ram and unmetered CPU. (from my experience about 6 cores when put under load)