Level 3, founded in 1998 and headquartered in Denver, Colorado, is a globally leading CDN acceleration and Tier-1 IP backbone network operator, running one of the world's largest owned fiber networks with CDN nodes deployed directly at the backbone edge.
Hivelocity is an edge computing and bare metal server provider with integrated CDN acceleration and DDoS protection, leveraging 35+ self-operated data centers and bare metal architecture for a "bare metal + CDN" integrated solution.
EdgeCast (formerly Verizon Digital Media Services, now part of Edgio) is a global enterprise CDN provider that leverages the Verizon backbone to deliver high-performance content delivery, streaming acceleration, and security for Fortune 500 companies.
DataCamp is an internet service provider centered on IP transport and peering, also offering enterprise CDN content delivery. Leveraging its own network and data center direct connect, it provides flexible bandwidth and transport optimization.
ByteGrid is a US-based enterprise CDN hosting and streaming acceleration provider with edge nodes in Tier 3+ data centers, offering video streaming optimization, DDoS protection, and global content delivery for mid-to-large enterprises.
Beyond CDN is an emerging US-based CDN provider with 40+ global edge nodes, featuring minimal setup, pay-as-you-go pricing, and built-in DDoS protection for cost-conscious small and medium sites and individual developers.
Baidu Intelligent Cloud CDN (formerly Baidu Cloud CDN) is the content delivery product under Baidu's cloud computing brand, leveraging Baidu's decade-plus expertise in search engines, AI large models, and edge computing to build a global content delivery network centered on intelligent scheduling, with 2000+ domestic nodes and 150Tbps+ bandwidth.
Baishan Cloud (stock code 02370.HK), founded in 2015 and headquartered in Guian New Area, Guizhou, is a Chinese edge-cloud CDN provider driven by "CDN acceleration + edge computing," operating 700+ edge nodes across 50+ countries as the strongest overseas-capable differentiator among Chinese CDN vendors.
Wishosting is a Bulgarian low-cost European VPS provider with KVM VPS from ~€2.49/mo, data centers in the Netherlands, Germany and the US, and built-in DDoS protection for budget-conscious developers.
WholeSaleInternet is a low-cost dedicated server and colocation provider in Kansas City, USA, with dedicated servers from ~$29/mo, 10TB-100TB bandwidth plans and DDoS protection, ideal for budget-sensitive traffic-heavy workloads.
Tzulo is a budget US hosting provider with data centers in Buffalo, Chicago and other US locations, offering VPS from about USD 2/month and dedicated servers from about USD 30/month with all-SSD storage and optional DDoS protection.
Timeweb is one of Russia's largest cloud and hosting providers, offering cloud servers, VPS and dedicated servers with low pricing, DDoS protection and a proprietary control panel for the Russian-speaking market.
Founded in 2014, SprintHost is an automated hosting platform headquartered in Russia offering shared hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, domains, and SSL, with free DDoS protection on VPS plans, ideal for the Russian-speaking market.
SharkTech is a US DDoS-hardened hosting provider founded in 2003 and headquartered in Las Vegas, offering high-protection dedicated servers, public cloud, VPS, and colocation with 99.99%+ uptime across all offerings and dedicated servers from $219/mo.
Selectel, founded in 2008 in St. Petersburg, is a leading Russian cloud infrastructure provider offering OpenStack cloud servers, bare metal, colocation, S3 object storage, CDN and DDoS protection, with cloud servers from about 300 RUB/month.
Nocix is a low-cost dedicated server provider headquartered in Kansas City, USA, with dedicated servers from $25/mo, instant activation, and custom builds delivered within 2 business days, offering large bandwidth and DDoS protection for budget high-traffic businesses.
NFOServers (NuclearFallout Enterprises), founded in 2003, is a hosting provider focused on game servers and DDoS-protected VPS. Its 100% uptime SLA, free DDoS protection on all services, and 2-day free trial are core selling points, with over 23 years in business as of 2026.
Headquartered in Atlanta, USA, NetActuate is an enterprise-focused bare metal server and network infrastructure provider with 14+ global PoPs offering IP transit, NVIDIA GPU compute, and enterprise-grade DDoS protection.
Joe's Datacenter is a US low-cost dedicated server and VPS provider with data centers in Chicago and Kansas City. Known for dedicated servers from about $25/mo, VPS from about $3/mo, and DDoS protection and high-bandwidth plans, it is a cost-effective choice for budget US deployments.
IHC Hosting is a Russian hosting provider founded in 2014 offering budget VPS and shared hosting, with Moscow-area data centers for low latency, free SSL on all plans, and a DDoS-protected positioning for the Russian market.
HostZealot is a dedicated server and VPS provider founded in 2009, with dozens of locations across Europe, North America, and Asia, VPS from €6.33/month and dedicated servers from €23/month, plus 50+ payment methods for budget-sensitive deployments.
HostVenom (HostVenom LLC) is an enterprise hosting provider based in Chicago, USA, with its data center peering directly with UnitedIX and the CME exchange. It offers dedicated servers, colocation, and Trading VPS with latency as low as 1ms and a 99.99% availability guarantee.
HostSailor is a hosting provider founded in 2014 and headquartered in the United Arab Emirates, serving customers in 144+ countries and hosting 1M+ websites. NVMe VPS starts at $2.99/month with a 99.9% availability guarantee and free migration.
HostRound is a US-based hosting provider founded in 2014, offering AMD EPYC/NVMe cloud servers with 10Gbps networking and 99.99% availability, plus WordPress hosting from $3.99/month with free migration.