All web developers eventually require to get a hosting place to add their web application online, I for one, been doing that for years every blog, web app or crazy idea that I’ve created required a hoster to see the light of the day.

My search for web hosters is a constant task. I have before blog about my experience with other hosters that I have used in the past.

After almost 2 years of using ORCS WEB I believe that a review is due, I’m shock I haven’t post any of this before.

ORCS Web is without any doubt the most reliable hoster I ever experience I don’t think I even seen my website down. Normally other places add your website into a common application pool, so if another website goes down, your goes down with it as well. ORCS Web creates a application pool just for you and they monitor all those for any problem.

I have never need to call them, yet once I emailed them about shrinking my database, they took that task and email me the results. Only means they keep knowledgeable staff 24 hours.

Speed is always important, with ORCS Web my blog is extremely responsive and never been that fast. There is nothing worse than waiting for those websites that are being hosted on cheap places. I know, I’m one of those people, in the past, hosting applications on cheap places. That take us to the only down site of Orcs Web might seem a little expensive, until you realize that they target companies that want this kind of services, or people that are willing to pay a little bit more for that quality of service. They host the busiest websites and web applications out there with heavy CPU usage as well as bandwidth.

They are easy to deal with as well they make things simple in their control panel to monitor your website and sql. Very flexible setup as well, once done, you won’t need to go back there again.

I really hope this helps any developer or company out there looking for extremely  fast and reliable hoster. If you looking for a top of the hosters you can send them an email: sales@orcsweb.com

Cheers

Al

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