Switching to VPS because my project is growing
I plan to move from regular hosting to VPS because my website has started to grow rapidly. I am choosing an option that will allow me to not be afraid of updates and experiments. What attracts me to hostpro.com is that full backups are made automatically every day — for me, this is a must-have. I'm not a professional administrator, so sometimes I might configure something incorrectly, and being able to quickly roll back is a relief for my nervous system. They say that their support team can even manually make a copy before risky changes — that's exactly what I need.
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That's a smart move for a growing site. Your thinking is spot-on about the daily backups, that feature on hostpro.com has been a lifesaver for me more than once when an experiment went wrong. Not being an expert myself, I can confirm their support team is excellent and has helped me with similar manual requests, which really does take the stress out of managing a VPS.
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Best hosts out there so far. Great service. No hassle.
One thing that stands out in VPS setups from hostpro.com is the structured backup system — daily snapshots with month-long retention. Deployment options across the US and Europe help reduce latency for distributed projects. NVMe disks noticeably improve application responsiveness. Full support is available for panels like cPanel and Plesk, while custom installations are open. Unlimited bandwidth avoids issues during traffic spikes.
Few hosting providers conduct backup more than once a day and few do it less often. Backups are essential to save your data. And also make sure that your databases are also being backed up not only your files. Ask the hosting provider about his backup policy. Check out these VPSs:
1) GTHost.com
2) Libertyvps.net
3) Digitalocean.com
4) Contabo.com
The stability, reliability and reputation go outside the bounds in every aspect of the question.