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I am running 2.3.5 and in the process of moving to 2.4.6. We are currently using Webscale (formally Magemojo) for hosting and have been for several years.
I am Looking at Nexcess.
I am not sure what all my current plan consist of with the exception of 25gb Disk Space and paying $98 a month. I have been very satisfied with them till now.
I was wondering if anyone has had issue with Nexcess and how they may compare to Webscale as for as site performance, support, etc...?
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Re: Hosting
In comparison to Nexcess and Webscale, UltaHost offers a great balance of performance, support, and value. It's worth looking into their plans to see if they meet your specific needs, especially as you upgrade to Magento 2.4.6.
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Recommend me best hosting for a store whose traffic is almost a million per month.
Thank you
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Well there are some Hosting Companies which are giving best deals on black friday, so you should avail them as they are offering heavy discounts.
1. Hostinger
2. Blue Host.
3. Host Gator
4. Site Ground
These are one the premium hosting companies, & you can choose between them.
Best Wishes
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Both Nexcess and Webscale offer solid hosting options, with Webscale specializing in Magento hosting and providing excellent support. While Nexcess is known for affordability and broader support, Webscale tends to focus more on performance for complex Magento sites. If you’re satisfied with Webscale's current performance, it’s worth evaluating whether Nexcess can meet your needs in terms of support and scalability.