Best Offshore Hosting

Hosting Service	Price	Feature	Our Score	Visit Site
	$4.45	50 GB Bandwidth 10GB SSD 5 addon domains 10 MySQL databases 512MB RAM	5.0 Review
	$4.99	KVM Virtualization Privacy ensured Instant Setup Offshore Location 1 gbps Port Speed	5.4 Review
	$9.30	Free Subdomain Email Forwarding Free 100 Email Forwarding Endless Operating System Offshore Locations 24/7 Support	4.5 Review
	$2.00	1 GB Storage Space 50 GB Monthly Bandwidth 1 Hosted Domain cPanel & WHM Full 24/7 Support	4.4 Review
	$4.40	Firewalling & IDS included Public & Private options SSD storage Daily Security Scans Free 24 x 7 Support	4.3 Review
	$2.25	5 Sub Domains 5 MySQL Databases 5 E-Mail Accounts 7 Days Refund Policy 24/7 Technical Support	4.1 Review
	$8.95	2 GB Raid-10 Storage 2 Addon Domains Unlimited MySQL, Email, & FTP 99.9% Uptime Guarantee 24/7 SUPPORT	4.0 Review
	$2.50	Auto Script Installers Unlimited Email Accounts 99.99% Uptime Guarantee cPanel Powered MySQL Support	3.4 Review
	€14.99	1 GB DDR4 RAM 1000 GB Bandwidth 20 GB SSD Storage 24/7 unamanged support High Privacy Protection	3.3 Review

Offshore hosting must be located in an offshore location.

When people hear about offshore hosting, they automatically picture a remote island where regulations are less extensive than countries such as the United States. They specifically think of safe havens like Panama, or the Cayman Islands. While this is not a wrong understanding perse, a hosting provider can be offshore if it is operating from a country where data-related laws are very lenient. These countries include Iceland, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and even Russia. However, hosting providers located in these countries are not necessarily offshore. Not all of them choose to take advantage of these laws as they often stick to international laws.

Offshore hosting ignores DMCA.

To follow up on previous point, one of the laws that doesn’t apply to non-American hosting providers are American copyright laws. Those only apply to the United States. Yet a lot of hosting providers from other countries choose to comply with DMCA. Thus, a Swiss hosting provider might not necessarily be offshore because it complies with DMCA.

Offshore hosting has a wider acceptability policy.

Generally, an offshore host will allow more content and activities on their servers than non-offshore hosting providers. This is usually includes, but is not limited to, torrent websites, mass mailing, gambling, and hack-related content. To see what else they allow more, you ought to contact an offshore hosting provider directly.

Offshore hosting should not be confused with bulletproof hosting.

This doesn’t mean that offshore hosting allows everything on their servers, like bruteforce activities or DoS scripts. A lot of people confuse offshore hosting with bulletproof hosting. If you wish to host such things, you ought to go with bulletproof hosting, which is usually far more expensive.

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