Planing to host a Tomcat website ...

[Bobby]

I need a Java hosting plan for my Tomcat website, is jvmhost.com (https://www.jvmhost.com/shared-java-hosting.html) good for it?
Have you ever used it?

[klimm]

All I know about jvmhost.com is only positive information.
Their pricing has been incredibly fair, transparent, and worth every penny for their professionalism and kindness.Reliable hosting. No interruptions, errors or problems in operation.

[transilvania]

Give a try to quality Java-hosting services from jvmhost.com with no hesitation.
I can say the level of service they provide is top notch. No problems whatsoever with their service and support responds quickly and most important accurately.

[grimlins]

The best and most reliable Java-oriented hosting provider jvmhost.com is!
One word describes all - Excellent! (after it you can add words like - sales, price, support, uptime, speed, etc.)

[Bobby]

Thanks a lot for all your replues, dudes.
I am going to have a deal with jvmhost.com and share my experience with them later on.

[m2host]

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[myresellerhome]

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[davidsmith07]

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[Aashiq_Wesley]

I haven’t personally used jvmhost, but for Tomcat apps most people prefer a small VPS so they have full control over Java and server settings. Shared hosting with Java support can sometimes be a bit limited depending on the provider.

For an affordable option, you could check InterServer VPS - their single-slice plan comes with 1 CPU, 2 GB RAM, 40 GB SSD (or 1 TB HDD), 2 TB bandwidth, and a 10 Gbps port for about $2.40/month with the JV-20-LIFE coupon, and you can scale it up to 32 slices later if needed.
https://interserver.net/vps/