There are many other web-hosting providers that offer VPS hosting. Here are my top three VPS web-hosting providers that provide excellent performance, support and price. You can’t go wrong with any one of these VPS providers.

If you ask what is VPS? VPS stand for Virtual Private Server. It is something between a shared server and a dedicated server. VPS is like a beef up version of a shared server where you have certain about of CPU, memory and bandwidth to your web sites. Which mean VPS give you more power than a shared server.

Anyone who has outgrown their shared server should consider getting a VPS, it cost much less than a dedicated server.

Ok, here is my list of the best VPS providers:

My #1 Pick
HostGator – HostGator is by far my favorite web hosting provider. I have been with them for 2 years and I have no complaint. Quick, competent support, fast robust servers, does not over sell and very competitive price. I been with many other web hosting provider in the past 5 years and the web hosting provider I stayed with the longest is HostGator. I would only stay with other hosting providers for about a few months and some up to a 1 year, but I would end up leaving for some reason or another. Except for HostGator.

Many years ago when I was started looking for web hosting providers to host my web sites. It was complicated and confusing. I didn’t know which web hosting provider to go with and which one to stay away. Which web host company offers the best value and how much should I pay.

Well, ever since that time I had been using many different web-hosting companies for the past 5 years. I have gone and sign up with many web hosting providers with multiple shared web hosting accounts and up to VPS accounts. I will tell you which web hosting companies I very like and which ones I do not like.

Currently I have one account with FatCow and two accounts with HostGator. The reasons I have three different accounts because I don’t want too many sites jam into one place. If I have all my sites into one account, it will surely reduce the server performance and I might even get kick out. By having different shared hosting accounts, I can reduce my cost and take full advance of the unlimited bandwidth, unlimited disk space many web hosting providers offer on their shared hosting plans. When I am ready, I will eventually move up to a VPS, but to save money I will stick with share hosting until I am ready to move up.