rdp.monster sells Windows VPS plans under the name most people search for, which is RDP. Plenty of cheap RDP offers are a login on someone else’s shared Windows machine. Here every plan is a private KVM virtual machine with its own RAM, its own cores, and full administrator rights, delivered in about 10 seconds for as little as $8.99 per month. That combination, along with no ID checks and a long list of payment options, is what makes it stand out in a crowded market. Performance numbers below are the provider’s own claims unless stated otherwise.
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AxentHost is a game server hosting platform built by Axel and Vincent, two developer-gamers behind the Axentix framework who got tired of the copy-paste free hosting market and decided to build something better from scratch. The platform supports over 30 multiplayer games and runs on enterprise-grade AMD Ryzen 9 hardware across all plans — free and paid — with no credit card required to get started.
Bloom Host has been around for a few years now and has built a reputation mostly in the Minecraft hosting space. After spending time with their Performance Plus plan and going through every corner of the DuckPanel, here is what I actually think.
EnderHost is a game server hosting provider, promoting affordability, automatic setup, and a user-friendly control panel. They currently offer Minecraft server hosting, Dedicated servers, and Colocation. You can host whatever game you prefer on the Dedicated and Colocation servers.