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About Scala Hosting
Their flagship product is Managed Cloud VPS hosting powered by SPanel, which includes real-time malware protection (SShield), automated backups, free migration, and full root access. They also offer shared hosting, reseller hosting, dedicated servers, and WordPress hosting.
Scala Hosting operates data centers in the US and Europe through partnerships with DigitalOcean and AWS, giving customers flexibility in choosing their infrastructure. Their focus on security innovation and value-driven VPS hosting makes them especially popular with growing businesses outgrowing shared hosting.
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Quick Facts
- Founded
- 2007
- Team Size
- 51-200
- Headquarters
- Dallas, TX, USA
- Support Hours
- 24/7
Support Channels
Included Free
Contact
support@scalahosting.comScala Hosting hosting plans
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Features & Technology
Performance
- CloudLinux
- LiteSpeed
- SSD Storage
- NVMe
- DDoS Protection
- Multiple Data Centers
Development
- SSH Access
- Git Integration
- Node.js Support
- Python Support
- Staging Environment
Specialized
- WordPress Optimized
- WooCommerce Optimized
- Managed Services
- White-Label Reseller
- Free Backups
Rating Breakdown
Category Ratings
SPanel is actually kinda sick
So I moved two of my Laravel apps over to Scala Hosting because I wanted managed VPS without paying Cloudways prices. Their custom SPanel is way better than I expected. It handles everything cPanel does, but it's free and honestly feels snappier.
The managed VPS comes with daily backups, a built-in firewall, and they handle all the server patches. I basically just deploy my code and forget about it. That's the dream, right?
One thing that tripped me up: their nameserver setup instructions could be clearer. Took me an hour to figure out why my DNS wasn't propagating. Turned out I had a typo, but their docs didn't help me catch it.
Overall though? Really solid. I'm paying $30/mo for 4 cores, 8GB RAM, NVMe storage, and I don't have to think about security updates. Good deal.
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