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Singapore hosting on Tier III infrastructure, covering web and WordPress hosting, Linux and Windows VPS, dedicated servers, colocation, business email and managed public cloud.

The value hosting brand from EN Technologies, with NVMe cPanel, LiteSpeed and managed WordPress plans plus VPS, all served from Singapore.

German provider known for unusually large VPS specs at low prices, with eleven locations across Europe, the US and Asia Pacific.

Singapore colocation and dedicated servers across three carrier neutral sites, sized from a single server up to a full rack.

Developer focused American cloud with simple flat priced Droplets, managed databases and Kubernetes across data centres on four continents.

Singapore hosting veteran running its own network since 2001, covering cPanel and Windows hosting, business hosting, VPS, dedicated servers and colocation.

Long running American cloud, now part of Akamai, with flat priced shared and dedicated instances and generous transfer allowances.

Indonesian cloud provider running Cloud VPS, block and object storage and load balancers from a Jakarta data centre, with per hour billing and one click app installs.

Australian cloud with triple replicated NVMe storage and auto failover, serving Sydney, Singapore, Ho Chi Minh, Amsterdam and New York with hourly billing.

European cloud giant from France, running its own data centres and network with VPS, bare metal, private cloud and GDPR aligned hosting.

Indonesian cloud hosting on Singapore infrastructure, from shared hosting and managed WordPress to Cloud VPS, object storage, mail, and self-hosted AI and automation.

Singapore-based web hosting and digital solutions for Southeast Asia, from WordPress and business email to VPS, dedicated servers and colocation, all on our own Tier 3 infrastructure.

Finnish cloud built around its own MaxIOPS storage, with fixed prices, free data transfer and a 100 percent uptime commitment.

American cloud with hourly billing, a wide spread of global locations and plans from an IPv6 only entry tier up to dedicated cores and GPUs.