If you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re looking for a Steadfast\u00c2\u00a0and ServerPronto comparison look no further. This review will start off with a brief overview of each company, then compare the features of each company, the server pricing, and performance, and finally, it’ll provide additional resources. Let\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s begin!<\/p>\n
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Founded in 1998 in 14-year-old\u00c2\u00a0Karl Zimmerman’s bedroom. Since then, it has developed into a full-fledged hosting company. They have two datacenters, one in Chicago and one in Edison New Jersey. Their slogan is “Always there”.<\/p>\n
ServerPronto is a server hosting company which started in 2000 and based in Miami, FL. They focus on offering mid to high-end servers at the world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s most affordable prices. In 2012, ServerPronto changed ownership which resulted in a lot of changes including scalable hosting options and a new, more customer-focused, approach.<\/p>\n
Before we take a look at the servers themselves, it’s important to note that all of Steadfast’s servers come fully managed. This is why the price of their servers is higher than ServerPronto’s and it also accounts for the lower specs and performance of Steadfast’s servers. This doesn’t necessarily mean that their servers represent a poor value, but you do need to ensure that you need the managed services – as if you are capable of self-managing your server you’ll be spending extra for services that are not needed.<\/p>\n
ServerPronto also offers managed services which can be added on to any server package.\u00c2\u00a0Here are the two packages we will be comparing:<\/p>\n
Now, you may have noticed that the processor being used by Steadfast is at least 35% slower than the one in ServerPronto’s package. So, on a performance, price and feature standpoint ServerPronto has the clear edge, but you need to take into consideration the managed services. If these are important to you, the choice of host becomes more difficult. ServerPronto allows you to choose individual managed services and add them to your server package. Be sure to read the articles below\u00c2\u00a0to ensure you need managed services and are getting the best value for your server!<\/p>\n