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PQ.Hosting
PQ.Hosting’s terms place the order and payment with the selected hosting provider, while its catalog handles comparison rather than selling servers. Its pages say plan information is updated and checked, but the terms do not guarantee that provider prices and offers are accurate at all times. Buyers using the catalog to shortlist infrastructure should verify the selected provider’s terms before ordering.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Catalog filters lead to provider listings
The homepage figures and catalog scope below are vendor statements, checked on 2026-10-31.
- Catalog scope: VPS, VDS, and dedicated-server providers (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Providers displayed: more than 65 (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Countries displayed: 67 (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Plans displayed: 871 (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Provider rankings: by country and service type (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Regional search: interactive map for data centers and VPS and dedicated-server offers (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
Displayed prices use a conversion rate
The comparison page converts listed prices to USD at the current exchange rate, and says those figures may differ from provider-site prices. Treat the displayed amount as a catalog reference, then check the selected provider’s price and terms before placing an order.
The VPS page describes Serverspace as billing in 10-minute increments; that billing description belongs to Serverspace, not PQ.Hosting. Separately, the same page states that VDSka plans have a monthly traffic limit. These are provider-specific conditions, so buyers should check the relevant listing and provider terms rather than read them as catalog-wide charges or limits.
VPS and dedicated plans share filters
The VPS/VDS search allows filtering by resources and country, with fields for location, provider country, virtualization, operating system, disk type, price, RAM, disk space, CPU cores, and network speed. These are search options, not confirmation that every listing has every attribute.
The dedicated-server page also presents filters for location, provider country, price, resources, payment method, administration, and features. Its listed virtualization choices include Hyper-V, KVM, LXC/LXD, OpenVZ, Virtuozzo, VMWare, and XEN; operating-system choices include FreeBSD, Linux, and Windows. Disk options listed there are SSD NVMe, SSD SATA, SAS, SATA, SAS+SSD, and SATA+SSD.
Registration leaves questions for support
Registration may be required for some service features, and account information must be accurate, current, and kept up to date. Before registering, buyers should ask which features require an account and what information those features use.
The catalog is a comparison layer, so service-specific conditions should be checked with the provider before ordering. In general, clarify which provider terms apply to the chosen plan, including the conditions relevant to the intended use.
The provider handles the order
The comparison tool lets users add VPS/VDS plans or servers, then compare them side by side. It supports up to 4 plans at once, making the comparison a shortlist step rather than an order process.
PQ.Hosting says it does not sell servers directly: ordering and payment take place through the selected provider. Hosting contracts and payments are handled directly between the user and that provider; PQ.Hosting says it does not participate in payments, store payment data, or control settlements. Questions about service quality, timelines, refunds, and support must also go to the provider.
Filters narrow the search work
The catalog’s filters cover infrastructure attributes and payment methods, including cards, cryptocurrency, bank transfer, and PayPal. The available fields let buyers narrow listings before checking the provider’s own offer.
The page offers sorting by price, rating, and listing date, according to PQ.Hosting’s VPS/VDS page. These options help structure a search, but the listing still needs to be checked against the provider’s terms.
PQ.Hosting states that it considers server specifications, support quality, and provider reputation, and says it uses automated checks for configurations and plan information currency. Those are platform statements, not independent verification of each provider or listing.
Terms leave accuracy with the buyer
PQ.Hosting’s terms place responsibility for checking provider conditions on the buyer, while the catalog says it does not guarantee that provider prices and offers are accurate at all times. This means a listing is a starting point for comparison, not a substitute for confirming the selected provider’s offer.
PQ.Hosting’s Terms say it may discontinue individual features or change overall service availability without prior notice.
Automated data collection is prohibited without PQ.Hosting’s permission. The terms also allow access to be restricted or terminated for agreement violations or harm to infrastructure or other users. These conditions define how the catalog may be used, separate from the selected provider’s hosting terms.
The catalog suits provider comparisons
PQ.Hosting’s catalog includes VPS/VDS, dedicated servers, and colocation, with a map and filters for country, parameters, and price. That makes its workflow relevant when a buyer wants to narrow infrastructure listings before reviewing a provider’s own offer.
The platform also describes its functions as searching, comparing, and basic analytics. In general, a comparison catalog is useful when its filters match the buyer’s selection criteria and the provider’s terms are checked separately.
Compare catalogs by control and coverage
In general, compare catalog coverage, filter depth, price freshness, provider verification, and how clearly the handoff to provider ordering and support is explained. The right comparison point is how much work the catalog completes before the buyer must assess the provider’s own terms.
What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and operating history.
- Integrations and setup requirements.
Questions about catalog terms and listings
Does PQ.Hosting sell servers?
No, PQ.Hosting says it is not a hosting provider and does not sell VPS/VDS or dedicated servers directly. The catalog is the comparison layer; ordering takes place through the selected provider, whose offer and conditions should be checked before purchase.
Who takes payment for a hosting order?
The selected provider handles payment directly with the user, according to PQ.Hosting’s terms.
Is registration needed to use the catalog?
PQ.Hosting says registration may be required for some service features. That condition does not establish that every catalog function requires an account. Buyers should identify the feature they intend to use and check its registration requirement before creating an account.
Should a listing price be treated as the provider’s final price?
No; PQ.Hosting says provider pricing and offers are not guaranteed accurate at all times. Its terms require users to verify service terms with the chosen provider before ordering. Treat the displayed listing as a comparison reference, then confirm the provider’s current offer directly.
How many plans can the comparison tool show at once?
The comparison page says the tool supports up to 4 plans at once. This allows side-by-side comparison within that stated cap; it does not move ordering or payment into PQ.Hosting.
What does the knowledge base contain?
PQ.Hosting describes its knowledge base as featuring hosting-related industry news, reviews, and articles. The agreement page also states that the agreement was last updated on January 28, 2026. These are separate reference materials: one is editorial content, the other sets service terms.
Proceed after provider terms are clear
Fits if… the buyer needs a comparison layer and will confirm the selected provider’s offer before ordering.
Probably not if… the buyer expects PQ.Hosting to sell servers, handle payments, or resolve provider service issues.
Main risk: PQ.Hosting states that it does not guarantee provider pricing and offers are completely accurate at all times. Check the selected provider’s terms before placing an order.
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Public pages the facts above were taken from, with the date each was read.
- pq.hosting/termschecked
- pq.hosting/aboutchecked
- pq.hostingchecked
- pq.hosting/comparechecked
- pq.hosting/choose-vpschecked
- pq.hosting/choose-dedicatedchecked
- pq.hosting/helpchecked
How we put this page together
Editorial team of Affiliate Index. The editors at Affiliate Index wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. If a source changes, the page is revised.
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