FREAKHOSTING

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FREAKHOSTING combines game server hosting with VPS, dedicated server and web hosting. Its broad game catalog and eight listed locations make it a fit for communities and creators who want several hosting services under one provider. The range is a strength, but backup exclusions and the work required to administer an unmanaged VPS matter when choosing a plan. Overview The game catalog includes Minecraft, Counter-Strike 2, FiveM, Rust and ARK: Survival Evolved. Customers can manage game servers through the Pterodactyl Game Panel, with controls to start, stop, restart, customize and manage them. That covers routine server administration; the catalog breadth is useful for communities that host different games, while the plan details provided here do not establish game-server capacity or player limits. FREAKHOSTING also sells VPS, dedicated servers, web hosting and domain registration. Its data centers span Frankfurt, Bacau, London, Wyszków, Dallas, Ashburn, Los Angeles and Miami, giving customers several regions to consider when choosing a service. Key features The company describes always-on L3/L4/L7 DDoS filtering with sub-second detection and mitigation, powered by CosmicGuard and Dataforest. The PVPS plans specifically include Dataforest protection, while the broader protection description gives game communities a clear reason to consider FREAKHOSTING for public servers exposed to network attacks. VPS management runs through VirtFusion, which provides resource reports, snapshots and backups, automated OS installs, rDNS management, two-factor authentication, a VNC console and SSH key management. These tools help with routine provisioning and access, but they do not change the service’s unmanaged-by-default terms: customers handle OS updates, firewalls, software licensing and backups unless they contract managed service. Web hosting bundles OpenLiteSpeed, NVMe storage, free SSL, NodeJS support and automatic daily backups. Customers can also integrate Cloudflare for DDoS protection, latency reduction and site speed benefits. The daily backups and Cloudflare integration make web hosting the most complete of the three service categories described, though automatic backups do not extend to game servers, VPS or dedicated servers unless separately contracted. Support is available around the clock by ticket, email, Discord or live chat. The SLA targets an initial response within 24 hours for urgent issues and within 48 hours for non-critical ones. Those are response targets rather than rapid-resolution promises, so server operators who need faster guaranteed intervention should weigh them against the importance of their service. Pricing FREAKHOSTING is a paid service with no free plan. Its headline pricing note starts at €2.49/mo, while the specific monthly plan prices below are stated in EUR. Web Regular is the lowest-priced listed web plan at €1.49 a month, billed per month, and includes one domain, 3GB NVMe SSD, unmetered bandwidth, unlimited MySQL databases, FTP accounts and email addresses, one subdomain and one domain alias. A two-day free trial gives small sites a short window to try the service; the limited storage and single subdomain and alias suit a basic site more than a growing web project. Web Plus costs €3.49 a month, billed per month, and raises storage to 10GB with three subdomains and aliases. Web Turbo costs €5.99 a month, billed per month, with 15GB and the same three subdomains and aliases. Web Extra costs €10.99 a month, billed per month, and provides 20GB plus five subdomains and aliases. Each includes one domain, unlimited databases, FTP accounts, email addresses and bandwidth, and a two-day free trial. Plus is the step up for sites that need more room; Turbo and Extra mainly add storage and namespace headroom, so a small site may not benefit from the higher tiers. The PVPS range is billed monthly and pairs AMD 7950X3D vCPUs, DDR5 RAM, NVMe storage, 10Gbps unmetered bandwidth subject to fair usage, and Dataforest DDoS protection. PVPS-1 costs €5.99 a month for 1 vCPU, 2GB RAM and 50GB NVMe; PVPS-2 is 9.99 EUR for 2 vCPUs, 4GB and 100GB; PVPS-3 is 13.99 EUR for 2 vCPUs, 6GB and 150GB. These entry tiers suit lighter workloads that can stay within their smaller memory and storage allocations. PVPS-4 costs €18.99 a month for 3 vCPUs, 8GB RAM and 200GB NVMe; PVPS-5 is 24.99 EUR for 4 vCPUs, 12GB and 250GB; PVPS-6 is 31.99 EUR for 5 vCPUs, 16GB and 300GB. The larger plans give busier workloads more room, but all six remain unmanaged by default, and VPS backups are excluded unless explicitly contracted. Dedicated server pricing is custom pricing. The web hosting page also advertises a 72-hour money-back guarantee. That guarantee is separate from the web plans’ two-day free trials; neither should be assumed to apply to game hosting or VPS plans. Platforms FREAKHOSTING supports Linux, Windows and web access. The VPS specifications also describe a 1 vCPU, 1GB RAM, 25GB storage allocation with 10TB monthly bandwidth, root access and both management levels. Those baseline figures are distinct from the larger PVPS plans, whose listed bandwidth is 10Gbps unmetered subject to fair usage. The operating system choice and root access suit users who want control, while the unmanaged default puts maintenance on the customer. Who it's for FREAKHOSTING fits communities choosing a host for a title in its catalog, especially when they value multiple locations and DDoS filtering. It can also suit creators and businesses who want game hosting alongside a website or VPS account. Its web plans are the clearest fit for small sites, with increasingly generous storage and subdomain allowances across the tiers. It is a weaker fit for server owners who expect routine VPS maintenance or backups to be handled for them. Game, VPS and dedicated server backups are excluded unless contracted, and unmanaged VPS customers take responsibility for updates, firewalling and licensing. Communities that cannot manage recovery and system upkeep should look for terms that include those services. Pros and cons Pro: The catalog spans familiar multiplayer titles, and Pterodactyl provides direct controls for routine game-server management. Pro: Eight listed data center locations give communities options across Europe and the United States. Pro: Web hosting combines NVMe, free SSL, NodeJS support and daily backups, with plans from €1.49 a month. Con: Automatic backups cover web hosting only by default, leaving game and VPS operators to arrange protection separately. Con: VPS is unmanaged unless customers contract otherwise, so security updates, firewalls, licensing and backups remain their responsibility. Con: Support’s initial response targets extend to 24 hours for urgent and 48 hours for non-critical issues, which may be slow for time-sensitive incidents. Alternatives For a different game focus, compare Enshrouded server hosts or Project Zomboid server hosts . Pick Citadel Servers Team Fortress 2 Hosting if you need a Team Fortress 2 server priced per slot, with a free plan and a listed rate of $0.43 a month per slot/player. Choose Nodecraft Astroneer Server Hosting if Astroneer is the priority and a 4GB plan for 1–5 players, with a free trial and hibernation when unused, fits your needs; it is 8.34 USD for the first month, then $11.92 a month. Pine Hosting is an option for Minecraft at $6 a month for 2GB RAM and 150% CPU, or Rust at $14.99 a month for 50 slots, 8GB RAM and 150% CPU. For Counter-Strike 2, Apex Hosting Counter-Strike 2 Server Hosting has a 1GB plan at 2.99 USD for the first month, then $3.99 a month, with a stated minimum of two for Counter-Strike. Flux Apps offers web hosting and a free trial, including WordPress Basic at $2.99 a month. For Barotrauma, game-serverhosting Barotrauma Server Hosting has a 2GB plan at €2.98 a month for up to 16 players. LightNode is another VPS option, with a 2GB DDR4, 1 vCPU, 50GB NVMe and 1TB bandwidth Start plan at $7.71 a month. For Astroneer, LOW.MS Astroneer Server Hosting starts at $6 a month, with a 10Gb memory allowance, upgrades and free server migration. Verdict FREAKHOSTING is a sensible choice for communities that want a broad game catalog, multiple server locations and web or VPS services under one provider. Its game panel and DDoS protection strengthen that case. Look elsewhere if you need automatic game-server or VPS backups included, or expect the host to administer your VPS: those are the service’s clearest trade-offs.