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= Best, cheap and affordable VPS/Cloud server for hosting Mailcow? =
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Guys, So, I want to selfhost Mailcow. Looking for any cheap, affordable and best cloud server provider. Any recommendations? Asking it here since there any many experts here.
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I run my own self-configured mail system on Vultr out of Seattle and Toronto datacenters. Personally I consider any price less than what I was paying for my corporate and personal email on Google to be a good value.
Very happy with them. My IP ranges do not show up on blacklists; service has been solid. I can run any distro I want. I'd also use Linode but it's a bit contorted to use the distro there that I want, and I appreciate Vultr's Seattle location 4ms away from me for a VPN as well.
I will never consider putting my email on a free VPS service. Nope.
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