Serverloft is a great company Serverloft is a great company. I have been doing business with them for a few years now. I strongly suggest serverloft for any important project. Their support team, and especially Sales Manager Ivaylo Stoilov are not just wonderful in their handling of the issues, but also are very humane and responsive. Many thanks for your good service!

Working with a consultant on how to… Working with a consultant on how to bring my web design business to the next level, server loft was the recommendation. I already feel this was an excellent decision, server loft was quick and attentive, got a server up and running stupid fast. So far so good, I'll keep posted.

Review with suggestions Hello, 95% of things are great. When it comes to server customization, its more expensive, however now a feature introduced to customize the server. In addition, what is missing is Enterprise grade SATA Drives and all server grade mother board have their builtin raid , also known as fake raid, They donot give performance as actual phyiscal raid card but they are much better than Software based raid. So consider might revising the raid solution and enterprise sata drives instead of traditional desktop grade drives.

Nice host I would recommend ServerLoft to host servers in France and USA. The network is solid and support is easy to reach. One thing I would like to have is an ability to have IP addresses geolocated to France, not to Germany.

Enterprise Hardware with Solid Uptime We've used Serverloft for some time now, and have always been satisfied with the service. Serverloft has HPE servers with excellent specs, a fast network, and prices that are a fraction of other hosts with this kind of hardware. No host is without downtime, but for us, it's been brief and rare. Serverloft and Server4You share data centers, but Serverloft uses better hardware and has a much more resilient network from our experience. But after the constant improvements made to Server4You, I can recommend both. Serverloft excels with its faster hardware and network, and adds support for features like IPMI and a load balancer (that's an add-on, but it's there).