BlazingFast Advanced (1 Year), € 25.00/yr. on SSL Certificates

Advanced (1 Year) has been added on Aug 10, 2021, Aggregate Rating (7.8 out of 10 from 4 reviews)

🔐 Domains protected :	unlimited
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⚑ Targeting :	CN FR DE LU NL PL PT ES UK US

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📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

BlazingFast is a compact, infrastructure-focused hosting provider operating under the legal name BlazingFast, A.S.A.S.S.U. LDA, with headquarters in Taipa, Macau and a long-standing operational presence tied to Kyiv, Ukraine. The brand has been around since the mid-2010s and runs more like a specialist engineering shop than a mass-market hosting giant, with a small team that manages its own hardware and network.

The central theme across their services is high-performance hosting with strong DDoS protection. Core platforms are built on NVMe storage, fast uplinks, Anycast DNS and a multi-layer protection stack that is positioned to absorb very large attacks (up to around 980 Gbps across layers 3, 4 and 7). This combination makes the offer attractive for projects that are either traffic-heavy or regularly targeted by abuse.

At the entry level, BlazingFast offers cPanel Web Hosting in three tiers: Professional, Business and Enterprise. Storage grows from roughly 30 GB NVMe at the low end up to 120 GB NVMe for the top plan, with each tier including a 10 Gbps connection, unlimited email accounts and unlimited domains. All shared plans include cPanel, remote daily backups, free SSL, Redundant Anycast DNS, Softaculous one-click installers, free site migration and 24/7/365 support. This line covers typical websites, blogs and small business projects that benefit from solid performance and integrated protection.
For users who need more control, the Cloud VPS range provides virtual servers on NVMe disks with unlimited bandwidth. Configurations start from about 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM and 30 GB NVMe and can be scaled upwards with more CPU, memory and storage. The environment is based on Tier IV-class data centers with Juniper routing, SAN-backed storage, options for private networking and built-in DDoS mitigation. Access through VNC and a portal-driven workflow makes it suitable both for experienced administrators and for ambitious projects growing out of shared hosting.

Above that sits the Dedicated Servers portfolio, with server lines like Fox V2, Fox V3/V4 and the Millennium Falcon (Satellite Server). Entry configurations offer around 8 cores and 32 GB RAM with SSD storage, while higher models move toward 24 cores, 64 GB RAM and uplinks that can go up to 40 Gbps on specific satellite configurations. These bare-metal systems are aimed at high-traffic websites, game servers, proxies and other performance-sensitive workloads that also require robust DDoS protection. Operating systems can be deployed automatically, and there is support for adding cPanel or Plesk for those who want a familiar control panel on top.

A separate line of products covers standalone DDoS protection. This includes Anti-DDoS Tunnel, Reverse Proxy Web and Protected TCP services. The idea is to place BlazingFast’s filtering layer in front of existing infrastructure, even if the main servers are hosted somewhere else. Customers can use GRE tunnels, reverse proxying or protected TCP ports to shield their own networks while benefiting from Anycast DNS, a large scrubbing capacity and options for always-on or on-demand protection.

In addition to hosting and DDoS services, BlazingFast also provides domain registration, DNS hosting, SSL certificates and cPanel licenses. The domain catalog is broad, covering many country-code TLDs as well as generic and new extensions, so customers can manage domains and hosting under one roof.
The client area is an interesting detail. While the main site is English-only, the portal is multilingual, with interface options in languages such as English, German, French, Russian, Ukrainian, Arabic, Farsi, Chinese, Japanese and several others. Prices can be displayed in both EUR and USD, making it more convenient for an international customer base.

BlazingFast’s Acceptable Use Policy is stricter than what some people might expect from a provider with strong DDoS capabilities. It bans activities such as gambling, streaming of major sporting events, warez and top-sites, "stresser/booter" tools, cryptocurrency mining, malware distribution, spam and other standard abuses. For many customers this is reassuring, since noisy or illegal neighbors are filtered out; for others who look for maximum leniency, these rules can be limiting.

Overall, BlazingFast is a niche European-focused operator: own hardware in good data centers, strong network engineering, heavy emphasis on DDoS protection, and a product catalog that covers shared, VPS and dedicated hosting plus protective network services.