Best datacenter to open host

[MarMigs]

Hey everyone! I know I am new here but here is my concern.

I am thinking in opening a brand new hosting company, we already have 3 years of hosting experience but we decided that the prices in the hoster we were working were too high (I preffer to not say the name of hoster).

I was looking for some good dedicated servers but a question came to my head.

"Should we do Onshore or Offshore hosting?"

I guess it is a big question but please try to answer and if possible recommend me some good dedicated servers or VPSes.


We will use CloudLinux to host the clients so don't concern much about the usage of nulled scripts

MarMigs Reviewed by MarMigs on 5th Feb 2012. Best datacenter to open host Hey everyone! I know I am new here but here is my concern. I am thinking in opening a brand new hosting company, we already have 3 years of hosting experience but we decided that the prices in the hoster we were working were too high (I preffer to not say the name of hoster). I was looking for some good dedicated servers but a question came to my head. "Should we do Onshore or Offshore hosting?" I guess it is a big question but please try to answer and if possible recommend me some Rating: 5

[DuckBre]

I guess location depends on whats your targeted audience.

[MarMigs]

Targeted audience is WorldWide.

[DaringHost]

Softlayer is among one of the best companys.
They have datacenters world wide. However be prepared to pay a premium for their services.

[robert420]

Here a good few ones that I know of

USA Based
Softlayer.com - USA & EU Based
Singlehop.com
LimestoneNetworks.com
SecuredServers.com - Which is a division of PhoenixNap
Hostdime.com
Interserver.net - Which is another nice USA Provider which does allow warez linking.

[MarMigs]

Do you know any Europe Based?

[Spetsnaz]

yeah any European based one that is good on support and their ToS not suspending you for random shit?

[MarMigs]

Yeah thats what I am looking.

[-BabeR-]

I recommend you to go for Onshore Servers because they are fully legal & they don't have many problems such as have offshore.

[l0calh0st]

It mostly depends on your strategy and budget.