VultrReviews of vultr.com

They do not support email hosting

I opened my account (i didnt read the terms and condition fully i'll admit) apparently there is a limit on how much you can spend i didnt know that and i deposited 1300 usd with crypto with the idea of starting my side business (i am administrator for small companies) than all hell broke lose they didnt allow me to increase the limit of how many servers i can rent and when i asked for refund guess what? no refunds on crypto so they blocked me on both sides now i am stuck with 1300 credit with 50usd max spending per month which means i am forced to be with them for 3 years!! this is bullish behavior dont trust them they are a scam.

Me: Hi, we signed up, made a deposit, but cannot deploy GH200 Vultr: You have to make a $50 deposit Me: Just made it Vultr: You can access 1/10 and 1/20 instances now. Me: But I said we need access to GH200 Vultr: Nope

They limit wireguard traffic without telling you. Very scammy!

Scam company, their customer has been sending me daily phishing attacks from their server. Their abuse team acknowledged it was coming from their server but stated due to the amount of servers they have they are unable to find the source. Now I am having to sue them in court to get them to take action. Don’t trust these clowns with your business they support, facilitate and protect scammers. This is from my personal experience with them. Hopefully law enforcement fines them the maximum allowed by law for this as well.

No reliable as claimed

After paying, setting up my account, and spinning up a couple of servers, this hosting company locked my account without any warning. To make matters worse, they waited until after locking the account to send an email, which means they continued charging me for the machines and services they had "reserved" but made inaccessible. They demanded information I simply don’t have. I explained this multiple times, in multiple ways, through support tickets, yet they kept asking for the same thing like they weren’t even reading my responses. It’s like talking to a brick wall. Their refusal to unlock my account unless I complied with their arbitrary demands—demands I repeatedly explained I can’t fulfill because I don’t have the requested information—makes it clear they have no interest in actually providing the service they advertise. This isn’t about bureaucracy; it’s pure laziness. They’ve entered a market they don’t feel comfortable working with and will do anything to slow customers down rather than adapt to the needs of their clients. If you’re considering this company for hosting, don’t. There are far better options out there that won’t waste your time or money like this one does.

They have no customer service—no live chat or any type of chat, only a ticket-based process. Their new beta website is riddled with bugs. The infamous, outdated, and stress-inducing Captcha greets you, often leading to endless failed login attempts, pushing you further into a frustrating purgatory. The payment process is equally awful and cumbersome. With $3.5 billion in new financing, you’d think this wouldn’t be the case. Bigger is rarely better.