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PQ.Hosting
Does PQ.Hosting sell the hosting plans it lists? No: its Terms describe a catalog for finding and comparing infrastructure from providers, while ordering and payment take place through the selected provider. The catalog describes automated checks of plan information, but the Terms do not guarantee that provider prices and offers are completely accurate.
For media buyers comparing server locations and specifications, the key distinction is between catalog information and the terms set by the provider. In general, comparing those separately helps clarify what is being offered and who handles the order.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Which services enter the catalog?
The homepage and About page describe the catalog’s coverage and tools, according to pages checked on 2026-10-31.
- Services: VPS/VDS, dedicated servers, and colocation (About page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Catalog size: more than 65 providers, 67 countries, and 871 plans (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Rankings: providers by country and service type (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Location tool: interactive map for data centers and server offers by region (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
How does the price conversion work?
PQ.Hosting converts listed prices to USD at the current exchange rate, and those figures may differ from prices on provider websites.
The VPS page describes Serverspace as billing in 10-minute increments; that condition applies to Serverspace, not to PQ.Hosting’s own pricing. Before ordering, check the selected provider’s price and billing terms, including how its billing increments apply to the service you choose.
Which VPS filters narrow a plan search?
PQ.Hosting’s VPS page describes filters for requirements, budget, location, and server resources. A hypothetical search could begin with a budget and country, then narrow results by server location, virtualization, operating system, disk type, RAM, storage, CPU cores, and network speed.
The page also lists payment-method filters for cards, cryptocurrency, bank transfer, PayPal, and other options. DDoS protection, free backups, and IPv6 appear among the selectable features; a filter identifies listings, not a guarantee about a provider’s delivery. Results can be sorted by price, rating, or listing date.
What does the dedicated-server filter expose?
The dedicated-server page exposes filters for location, provider country, virtualization, operating system, disk type, price, resources, payment method, administration, and features. Its displayed virtualization choices include Hyper-V, KVM, LXC/LXD, OpenVZ, Virtuozzo, VMWare, and XEN.
For operating systems, the filter lists FreeBSD, Linux, and Windows; disk choices include SSD NVMe, SSD SATA, SAS, SATA, SAS+SSD, and SATA+SSD. Payment options shown include card payments, cryptocurrencies, bank transfer, PayPal, and digital wallets. The page showed zero search results when checked on 2026-10-31, a dated observation of that page rather than a statement about general availability.
How does a four-plan comparison work?
The comparison tool accepts VPS/VDS plans or servers and allows up to 4 plans to be compared at once. PQ.Hosting says its comparison approach considers server specifications, support quality, and provider reputation.
The About page also says the platform regularly updates plans and checks availability, while automated tools check configurations and information currency. These are descriptions of the platform’s checking process, not a guarantee that every listing or price is current. The platform describes its functions as searching, comparing, and basic analytics.
Which catalog conditions aid comparison?
- Filters cover practical search criteria, including resources, location, payment methods, and listed features.
- The location map and country filters make geography part of the search.
- The comparison tool puts VPS/VDS plans or servers side by side.
- The platform describes search and basic analytics as catalog functions.
- Its knowledge base features hosting news, reviews, and articles, including pieces about Docker Compose and nftables.
Which terms limit the catalog's role?
The main limitation is that PQ.Hosting is a catalog, not the party selling or supplying hosting. Orders and payments go through the selected provider, and hosting contracts are between that provider and the user.
Before ordering, users must verify service terms with the provider; claims about service quality, timelines, refunds, and support also belong there. PQ.Hosting says provider prices and offers are not guaranteed to be completely accurate at all times. The catalog does not handle payments, store payment data, or control settlements.
Some features may require registration, and automated data collection is prohibited without PQ.Hosting’s permission. The Terms describe the service as is and allow features or overall availability to change without prior notice. The VDSka listing also states that its plans have a monthly traffic limit. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Which comparison criteria matter instead?
When comparing hosting directories, look at the services and plans covered, the detail available in filters, how prices are updated, and how clearly the directory separates its information from provider terms. Check whether the comparison tools match the specifications you need to assess.
Who can use the location map?
The map and country filters suit readers comparing where listed servers are located, while the catalog’s filters cover CPU, RAM, disk type, bandwidth, and price. A reader weighing locations against server parameters can use those fields to narrow the catalog, then confirm the offer with the provider.
The listings also show provider-specific conditions rather than terms that apply across the catalog: WeaselCloud is described as specializing exclusively in virtual KVM servers. The ishosting listing describes more than 40 VPS locations and round-the-clock chat and ticket support.
What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and history.
- Integrations and setup requirements.
- Operations: uptime or SLA terms, control-panel details, backup provision, and direct support arrangements.
What do the PQ.Hosting terms answer?
Could using a catalog feature require registration?
Yes, the Terms say registration may be required for some service features. The same document requires users to provide accurate, current account information and keep it up to date. Check the relevant feature’s access conditions before relying on it.
Who handles an order and payment?
The selected provider handles the hosting order and payment, under a contract directly between that provider and the user. PQ.Hosting says it does not participate in payments, store payment data, or control settlements.
What should users verify with a provider before ordering?
Users must verify service terms with the chosen provider before placing an order. The Terms direct questions about service quality, timelines, refunds, and support to that provider. Confirm those conditions against the specific offer you are considering.
Do the Terms promise accurate provider prices and offers?
No. PQ.Hosting says it does not guarantee provider pricing and offers are completely accurate at all times. Its Terms also describe the service as is, without express or implied warranties. Treat displayed details as information to check with the provider.
Can catalog features or availability change?
Yes. The Terms say PQ.Hosting may discontinue individual features or change overall service availability without prior notice. They also allow access restrictions or termination if a user violates the agreement or harms infrastructure or other users.
When was the agreement last updated?
The agreement page says it was last updated on January 28, 2026. That date identifies the update stated on the page; it does not change the Terms’ direction to verify a selected provider’s service conditions before ordering.
Are the comparison terms clear enough?
Fits if… the catalog’s filters and comparison fields answer your initial search, and you are prepared to verify the offer and service terms with the selected provider.
Probably not if… you need PQ.Hosting itself to sell hosting, take payment, or handle service issues.
Main risk… treating catalog prices or offer details as final, despite the Terms’ accuracy caveat and provider-side responsibility.
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Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
- pq.hosting/termschecked
- pq.hosting/aboutchecked
- pq.hostingchecked
- pq.hosting/comparechecked
- pq.hosting/choose-vpschecked
- pq.hosting/choose-dedicatedchecked
- pq.hosting/helpchecked
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-31. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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