InterServer vs. Vultr 2021

ough their control panel looks a bit dated.
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h support, had outages but EVERY outages were planned (they send email about planned outages). Performance is good - based on synthetic testing and real life scenario (requests/sec, real life scenario: enterprise webapp with lot of users, CPU and memory intensive tasks), results were better than measured @ more popular companies.
They have a nice API so I can schedule backups, snapshots etc. through literally any application.
I was browsing through reviews... I can download ALL invoices they generate. Payments are automatic, so be wise which plan you choose and be sure to destroy your instance. They don't charge your credit card unless you have instances (powered off instances do count too). Someone wrote they won't open ports. AFAIK they block port 25 by default on every instances, but you can request a support ticket to open port25 (took them about 1 day to reply and open port 25 - yes, support is a bit slow). A wise advice... RTFM. Everything is in ToS or their wiki page.
And FFS please use 2FA everywhere, configure your firewall properly and protect everything with fail2ban. They provide VPS support, everything else is your responsibility.
And you know, the best part: if your VPS is outdated, eg. there is a better plan for 10$ than your 3 years old 10$ instance, you can upgrade to use the newest 10$ plan with larger storage etc. without data loss. Only thing I miss: storage instances.
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.

er resources were pretty bad too. I moved to interserver and noticed that their server resources are good enough for me, although I've been having some technical problems related to things that shouldn't be active in the server. My nightmare started when I tried to use the support, it doesn't matter if contacting by ticket or by chat, their support is really slow and lame. Support tickets have no option to change priority, so it may take hours or even an entire day to get an answer. I'm using a 1 slice VPS, which is their cheapest VPS, and you should pay attention to this: have in mind that if you don't have at least a 4 slices VPS, they won't give a shit about you, their treatment is based on how much you pay them.
You'll most likely open your first support tickets to complain about technical issues coming from their end, such as PHP compatibility issues, coming from how their server is configured, they will pretend they don't understand much of what you're saying, they won't reply more than one question per message, you'll stay hours with them in the tickets and won't get your problems solved, then they come with the excuse that if you want support, you'll need to pay for it!!!!!!!!! They'll say if you want support, you need to have a certain plan, when the problem is clearly how they configured their server like crap.
The plan they want you to order not only is expensive (specially if you live in a third world country), but also it's useless for someone with a website that is not a corporation website or a website with thousands, or even millions, of visitors. Their chat will randomly close in the middle of the conversation, and most times will end up, after 30, 60, 90, 120 minutes with them saying they're opening a support ticket to either solve an issue or to clarify doubts. They take at least 1 minute to answer each chat message, and take an average of 5 minutes.
They also have a "trojan" like service for VPS costumers, which is Webuzo. Webuzo comes with more than 1.8Gb of useless third party packages that can't be removed from the control panel (according to them). They don't seem to care about the fact that not everyone is willing to use Softaculous with one-click installations. The worst part is that those packages automatically update every week, meaning that even if you have a site with an empty directory, you'll lose disk space anyway, with the automatic updates. Who the hell is the genius that puts like 100 packages of third party softwares on a control panel to be stored on a 29Gb server? Also, yesterday they have reinstalled my OS, including Direct Admin, when I logged in the panel, I saw dozens of brute force attempts, only one of them was blocked, this scared the shit out of me. The server was fresh installed and already had a log filled with brute force attacks.
To sumarize everything, hiring a VPS with interserver is like hosting your own sites in your own computer, the security is shady and you're almost completely on your own, since they don't give a shit about you, unless you pay them more for their services. But will they really care about you even if you pay for the support?