Bare-metal dedicated servers with full hardware access and single-tenant performance.
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4 subcategoriesGame servers for multiplayer titles - Minecraft, FiveM, Rust, ARK and dozens more.
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27 subcategoriesIP tunneling, VPN, traffic aggregation and zero-trust networking services.
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5 subcategoriesVirtual private servers - isolated cloud instances with dedicated CPU, RAM and storage.
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3 subcategoriesShared and managed web hosting for websites, blogs and small-to-medium apps.
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7 subcategoriesPlatform-as-a-Service with managed runtimes, autoscaling and zero-config databases.
Brocloud est une marque française et une association spécialisée dans les solutions numériques, le web et la téléphonie professionnelle. Lancée initialement pour aider les communautés de jeux vidéo, elle s'est développée pour proposer des services...
YorkHost SAS est un hébergeur français indépendant, avec une infra répartie sur deux datacenters parisiens (PAR3 DC2SCALE et PAR5 DIGITAL REALITY). On propose serveurs de jeux (FiveM, CS2, etc.), VPS Linux/Windows, serveurs dédiés, hébergement...
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Platform-as-a-Service offerings (Heroku, Render, Railway, Fly.io, Clever Cloud) host your backend apps without managing the server: git push and your app is live with a managed runtime (Node, Python, Go, Ruby, PHP, Java), provisioned databases, auto-scaling and built-in monitoring. Ideal for startups, side projects, MVPs. Priced per container/memory/CPU time - can get expensive at scale, but excellent time-saved/cost ratio on small projects.
Shared hosting works fine up to ~10,000 visitors/month. Beyond that, or with heavy plugins, a managed VPS brings performance and stability. For e-commerce shops, a dedicated VPS is recommended from day one.
Managed WordPress (Kinsta, WP Engine, o2switch) costs more but bundles optimised caching, automatic updates, staging and backups - you save time and reduce risk. Worth it as soon as the site is business-critical.
WordPress is the most flexible with a huge ecosystem. Webflow excels at design with integrated hosting. Wix and Squarespace are the simplest but most limited. Pick based on the flexibility/simplicity trade-off you need.
