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I run a few tiny client sites and personal apps and they live across like three registrars now. Seat pricing for other tools I use already hurts, so I kind of want one simple place for domains that is not trying to upsell hosting every click. For people with a bunch of hobby or freelance domains, what registrar setup do you use so renewals, privacy and dns stay sane over time? Appreciate any thoughts. submitted by /u/MffiasinMediocre4356 [link] [comments]

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Hello brother, I need to host 100 websites for clients, is Contabo VPS best fit for me? https://preview.redd.it/gv7160cuh9oh1.png?width=1227&format=png&auto=webp&s=1372308a22fd806e5669538c56198cf3444b8099 We need 8 vCORE, 180 GB NVMe Disk space and 32 GB RAM. submitted by /u/Sad_Pie227 [link] [comments]

Looking for a cheap USA VPS. Please give me some advice submitted by /u/Whole-Teacher1393 [link] [comments]

We host every course video through a vendor our old Head of Content picked three years ago, and nobody on our team ever looked closely at what the plan actually covered. Our enrollment jumped from around 800 active learners to just over 3,000 this quarter, which is great news everywhere except billing. Last week the invoice came in at $2,100. We’d budgeted $650 a month based on last year’s usage. Turns out the plan had a bandwidth and concurrent-viewer cap buried in the contract that nobody flagged when enrollment started climbing, and once we crossed it the vendor auto-upgraded us to the next tier with zero warning email, just a bigger bill. Finance is asking why nobody caught this before it happened. My director’s answer was to forward me the invoice and say “can you look into this.” I’ve never negotiated a vendor tier jump before and I have no idea if there’s room to push back or if it’s just take it or leave it once you’re over the line. What’s actually bothering me is we have no real visibility into our own usage. We can’t see viewer counts or bandwidth trending until the bill shows up. I’ve been digging through alternatives this week and Kinescope keeps coming up for teams that need watch-depth data and clearer usage limits baked in, even though I haven’t run it against our actual traffic yet. We have looked at Wistia a while back too but never migrated off the original setup for some reason. If anyone’s been through a tier jump like this, I’d take any advice on what’s actually negotiable versus what vendors just enforce flat out. submitted by /u/Suspicious-Slot [link] [comments]