ReliableSite review

The entry plan is 4 cores, 32 GB DDR3, 1 x 1 TB SSD at $49 a month. ReliableSite sells bare metal only, so that price buys a whole machine rather than a shared slice. Bandwidth is Unlimited, 10 Gbps port, so nothing extra is added for transfer.

ReliableSite bills monthly, and the entry plan is listed at $49 a month, so the same figure carries across months rather than being a first-period rate. The machines are sold as bare metal on a recurring basis, with no fixed term attached.

ReliableSite lists linux and windows for its dedicated servers, so you can pick either. The entry configuration is 4 cores, 32 GB DDR3, 1 x 1 TB SSD at $49 a month, and the range is sold as bare metal throughout.

Bandwidth is Unlimited, 10 Gbps port, so transfer is not capped on a plan tier and there is no metered charge to watch. That suits game servers and busy downloads, where a fixed allowance would push you onto bigger hardware.

DDoS protection is included with ReliableSite's dedicated servers, which matters if your machine carries a game server or a trading endpoint. The uptime commitment is 100%, and the use cases the provider highlights are game server and forex. Both care about staying reachable under load.

ReliableSite runs 6 locations across US, NL and MX. For a US audience that means domestic capacity plus a European site and one in Mexico, which helps when you want players close to the hardware or a second region to fail over to.

Support runs on email, help centre and community. Email is the main route, with the help centre for self service and the community for peer answers. Chat and phone are not among those support channels, so a hardware fault still goes through email.

The provider operates as ReliableSite.Net LLC and is headquartered in the US. It has traded since 2006, a long run for a dedicated hosting business, and support sits with the same operation through email, help centre and community.